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    【C108 New Release】 『Night of the Graduation Ceremony』 Sample

    On the day of the graduation ceremony, Yo―suke （Yotchan）, a romantically inept boy,
    musters his courage, treating it as his last chance, and stops Yuzu Oshiro, the classmate he has feelings for.
    Although unfortunately unable to convey his true feelings, he somehow succeeds in exchanging contact information,
    and Yo―suke is filled with hope and joy at the thought of being able to stay in touch with Yuzu even after graduation.

    Meanwhile, Yuzu parts ways with her friends and stands alone in front of the station, as if waiting for someone.
    The person who appears there is a male college student she calls 「Sensei」.
    Yuzu gets into 「Sensei's」 car, her expectations swelling for the events to come.
    To spend a private 「graduation celebration」 with the private tutor she is dating,
    she is now heading to a hotel.

    Yo―suke, on cloud nine just from exchanging contacts, is completely left out of the loop,
    while Yuzu fully enjoys her 「graduation celebration」 with her Sensei.

    A side she never shows in front of her male classmates,
    the figure of a 「woman」 with bare lust, shown only in front of her true boyfriend.
    And so, her other graduation ceremony begins...

    A mind-breaking youth BSS story depicting a certain man and woman after the graduation ceremony.

    Monochrome/B5/52 pages
    ※The digital edition includes an exclusive 4-page bonus.

    Circle: cyclosabacane Original Story, Art: Sabakan

    --------------------Digital Edition available here!!--------------------
    Night of the Graduation Ceremony (cyclosabacane/Sabakan)｜FANZA Doujin
    https://www.dmm.co.jp/dc/doujin/-/detail/=/cid=d_791517/
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    Night of the Graduation Ceremony
    https://www.melonbooks.co.jp/detail/detail.php?product_id=3741437
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    kairoesm
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    This is a higher resolution version of post #12265510.
    1254 x 1771 -> 2006 x 2833

    If you have an image that is better than a post that is already legitimate (sourced from the artist's Twitter, Pixiv, Tumblr, etc...), just upload it separately and make it the parent.

    Following the guidelines in topic #16765, I uploaded this as a separate post and linked it as the parent.

    Updated by kairoesm

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    Blank User
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    kairoesm said in comment #2633555:

    This is a higher resolution version of post #12265510.
    1254 x 1771 -> 2006 x 2833

    If you have an image that is better than a post that is already legitimate (sourced from the artist's Twitter, Pixiv, Tumblr, etc...), just upload it separately and make it the parent.

    Following the guidelines in topic #16765, I uploaded this as a separate post and linked it as the parent.

    That's correct, but it's not necessary to explain clear-cut cases like this. No one's going to mess with the parenting on this unless they're being willfully ignorant.

    This post also has the title while the other one doesn't, so even if the resolutions were the asme, it would still be acceptable to upload this.

    Also, I would highly recommend using quote blocks, or at least quotation marks, to make it easy to distinguish between what you're saying and what you're citing.

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    kairoesm
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    Blank_User said in comment #2633560:

    That's correct, but it's not necessary to explain clear-cut cases like this. No one's going to mess with the parenting on this unless they're being willfully ignorant.

    This post also has the title while the other one doesn't, so even if the resolutions were the asme, it would still be acceptable to upload this.

    Also, I would highly recommend using quote blocks, or at least quotation marks, to make it easy to distinguish between what you're saying and what you're citing.

    Thanks for the clarification and for explaining it so kindly!

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