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After Hours (2019)

The workers filter out. The doors close. The lights dim. It’s After Hours, the perfect time to make a move on that muscle man you’ve been eying. TitanMen exclusive George Ce leads the charge as horny blue collar workers take advantage of their privacy. Unable to contain his desires, tattooed top George Ce takes control of colleague Felix Barca—whose mouth and ass get stretched to the limit. Sorting through junk, Marcus Isaacs is all smiles as tan top Anthony London shows him how to make the most of a sexy find. As night falls, shaved-headed Adam Russo wants to get laid. The verbal alpha stud has to look no further than co-worker Kieron Ryan, who offers his jock holes.
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The workers filter out. The doors close. The lights dim. It’s After Hours, the perfect time to make a move on that muscle man you’ve been eying. TitanMen exclusive George Ce leads the charge as horny blue collar workers take advantage of their privacy. Unable to contain his desires, tattooed top George Ce takes control of colleague Felix Barca—whose mouth and ass get stretched to the limit. Sorting through junk, Marcus Isaacs is all smiles as tan top Anthony London shows him how to make the most of a sexy find. As night falls, shaved-headed Adam Russo wants to get laid. The verbal alpha stud has to look no further than co-worker Kieron Ryan, who offers his jock holes.

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Directed By:Paul Wilde
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In Theaters:5/13/2019
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Titan Media

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