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American Lovers 2 

We practically started shaking in our shoes once this entry was announced. While all of the Bel Ami boys here are beauties, we are totally obsessed with Mick Lovell. He's so ridiculously perfect he almost doesn't seem real. But he definitely is. Scenes include Kris and Mick; Brady and Dario; Austin and Kevin; and an explosive threeway with Alex, Dolph and Mick. Now excuse us while we jack off and pass the fuck out for the next ten days.
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We practically started shaking in our shoes once this entry was announced. While all of the Bel Ami boys here are beauties, we are totally obsessed with Mick Lovell. He's so ridiculously perfect he almost doesn't seem real. But he definitely is. Scenes include Kris and Mick; Brady and Dario; Austin and Kevin; and an explosive threeway with Alex, Dolph and Mick. Now excuse us while we jack off and pass the fuck out for the next ten days.

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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:BelAmi

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