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劳拉（黛博拉•弗朗索瓦DéborahFrançois饰）是一名平凡的大学女生，出生于贫困家庭的她一直生活在经济的困顿之中，无奈之下，她决定出卖自己的身体来换取稳定的生活。就这样，劳拉在网络上结识了57岁的乔伊（AlainCauchi饰），第一次，劳拉得知了，原来用自己的身体来换取金钱竟然是这样一件轻松的事情。 劳拉在卖春的漩涡中越陷越深，尽管她的理智艾旦影视
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劳拉（黛博拉•弗朗索瓦DéborahFrançois饰）是一名平凡的大学女生，出生于贫困家庭的她一直生活在经济的困顿之中，无奈之下，她决定出卖自己的身体来换取稳定的生活。就这样，劳拉在网络上结识了57岁的乔伊（AlainCauchi饰），第一次，劳拉得知了，原来用自己的身体来换取金钱竟然是这样一件轻松的事情。 劳拉在卖春的漩涡中越陷越深，尽管她的理智艾旦影视
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