Bareback by WH 34 (2017)
Handsome str8 guy Tono Milos is doing his hair in front of the mirror when his str8 friend Tomas Fuk awakes. Tomas encourages Tono to join him on the bed and they start to kiss. Tono reaches into Tomas' underwear to grope his growing cock. As Tono lays on the bed it seems that his underwear is bulging with hard cock too. Tomas kneels over him kissing on his chest and mouth. He lets his hand run over Tono as he kisses and sucks on the nipples. Tono's dick pokes out of his underwear and Tomas licks the head before pulling down the waistband to release the throbbing cock.
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Handsome str8 guy Tono Milos is doing his hair in front of the mirror when his str8 friend Tomas Fuk awakes. Tomas encourages Tono to join him on the bed and they start to kiss. Tono reaches into Tomas' underwear to grope his growing cock. As Tono lays on the bed it seems that his underwear is bulging with hard cock too. Tomas kneels over him kissing on his chest and mouth. He lets his hand run over Tono as he kisses and sucks on the nipples. Tono's dick pokes out of his underwear and Tomas licks the head before pulling down the waistband to release the throbbing cock.
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In Theaters:1/6/2017
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:William Higgins Productions
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