Futaribeya: A Room for Two - Vol. 6 Ch. 52

[MangaDex]

 

[JK]

Somehow I feel like Sakurako probably ate the ice cube afterwards.

 

[phoenixir]

@Jk she totally did. If they were at home she would have licked the Icemelt off of Kasumi's thighs

 

[Lilliwyt]

I don't quite understand how you can write a song expect for lyrics (unless i misunderstand) and i did know what Moka was trying to say when she said Riruko was good with fingers, seem those two are busy at night, tho it will surprise me that Moka is the bottom. Also responding to the fact that Kasumi love Sakura blossom flavor snack, it seem that Sakurako love things with Kasumi in their name (kinda be expect to be honest but it nice to put that parrarel)

 

[alonerone]

Moka is lewd :3

 

[KingMab]

@lilliwyt I was guessing that she composed the music but yeah I had to reread that a few times

 

[saito197]

Oh deer wasn't expecting Moka to be bot, how cute

Spoiler

 

[Pachka84]

I miss Azusa. Kasumizou? This girl is hopeless. Be kind and give in, Kasumi.
Oookay... Hahaha. And she wasn't even drunk.
@Lilliwyt😅 Top or Bottom? Nobody is that generous. I expect they both practice their fingers once in a while.

 

[phoenixir]

Sakurako Spiral File 52: Once again we're reminded of how hyper Sakurako is and how the two like to eat each other

 

[JustCallMeDaBoss]

lol did no one get Moka? But yeah cmon they alternate guys lol.

Wonder if Sakurako and Kasumi also ..... ? Surely they have right?

Cute pouting Kasumi wanting to go eat lol.

Cute that they always end up together in bed.

 

[manabi]

@Lilliwyt One person writing the music and another the lyrics is very common in reality. Some people are just bad at words, but great at writing music, and vice-versa.

 

[epicgamer23]

yay, erotic play with ice cubes and thighs!

 

[GlasswareGrass]

Damn... lewd hand holding

 

[galaxia9]

"Don't do that all of a sudden. You know I like foreplay."

 

[alfirizkyr]

About the Couples' Day thing: November 22nd (11/22), when spelled only with the numbers, can also be read i-i-fu-fu (1-1-2-2), which is one u short from ii fuufu いい夫婦 meaning 'good married couple', which is why it's colloquially considered the Couples' Day in Japan.