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Bear Territory (2017)
They went on a hot date for Valentine's Day, had some amazing food and and made it back home where David surprised Drake with candies and chocolate. Drake was extremely happy and they had some champagne to get the night started. These two love birds take their time getting their clothes off but they passionately kiss and fondle all the way until they are both naked and blowing each other. The intimacy between the two is unreal and follows up with some very hot sex as they take their time exploring each other from head to toe. It's a new year and new beginnings for these two love birds and they seem like they will be going strong for many more to cum.
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They went on a hot date for Valentine's Day, had some amazing food and and made it back home where David surprised Drake with candies and chocolate. Drake was extremely happy and they had some champagne to get the night started. These two love birds take their time getting their clothes off but they passionately kiss and fondle all the way until they are both naked and blowing each other. The intimacy between the two is unreal and follows up with some very hot sex as they take their time exploring each other from head to toe. It's a new year and new beginnings for these two love birds and they seem like they will be going strong for many more to cum.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/5/2017
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Pride Studios
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