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Anal Vision 19 (1994)
Lil Sister: Sam goes to see a girlfriend about a love muscle massage, but find her unavailable. Fortunately for Sam, lil' sister is home and she is open to Sam's hardcore lessons. Down her throat, up the whiffer and deep into her breezeway - she takes it all. And just to show he's a classy guy ... he leaves her a deposit all over her face as a token of his esteem.
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Lil Sister: Sam goes to see a girlfriend about a love muscle massage, but find her unavailable. Fortunately for Sam, lil' sister is home and she is open to Sam's hardcore lessons. Down her throat, up the whiffer and deep into her breezeway - she takes it all. And just to show he's a classy guy ... he leaves her a deposit all over her face as a token of his esteem.
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