AVOP-374 Seikitics Academy Youthful Orgy Classroom Super Cute School Girls 7
The class president, Princess Kang, had a problem. It was because the relationship between the boys and girls was not good, so she went to the homeroom teacher for advice, and it all started… . A summer story of a school with 6 scenes of SEX, including a grand orgy, by 7 beautiful girls called the "New 7" at the prestigious Seong Kitsch Academy. This is a masterpiece full of H, featuring the conflict between the black-haired honest Joe and the brown-haired Yankee Joe, and the 7 female students who are all completely different characters, some with small breasts and some with big tits.
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The class president, Princess Kang, had a problem. It was because the relationship between the boys and girls was not good, so she went to the homeroom teacher for advice, and it all started… . A summer story of a school with 6 scenes of SEX, including a grand orgy, by 7 beautiful girls called the "New 7" at the prestigious Seong Kitsch Academy. This is a masterpiece full of H, featuring the conflict between the black-haired honest Joe and the brown-haired Yankee Joe, and the 7 female students who are all completely different characters, some with small breasts and some with big tits.
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Kitixx
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