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青春洋溢的大嫂數年照顧重病在床的哥哥，悲痛憂心哥哥的健康，而美麗青春的軀體在寂寞的夜晚中哭泣枯萎，但在弟弟眼中那年青艷麗的花朵誘惑著心中禁忌的愛戀，烈焰的情感終就是必須破繭而出。
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青春洋溢的大嫂數年照顧重病在床的哥哥，悲痛憂心哥哥的健康，而美麗青春的軀體在寂寞的夜晚中哭泣枯萎，但在弟弟眼中那年青艷麗的花朵誘惑著心中禁忌的愛戀，烈焰的情感終就是必須破繭而出。
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