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Big Tit Fantasies 7 (2016)

Tommy's friend cancels on him last minute on his way to a costume party, so he sends sexy Alexis Fawx to go in his place as a favor. Once Tommy lays eyes on her, there is no going back. Danica is dog sitting for Manuel who decides to come home early after a bad day at work. He starts falling on her chest, and its not long before they start hooking up... and more! Don't miss the 7th installments of everyone's fantasy series.
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Tommy's friend cancels on him last minute on his way to a costume party, so he sends sexy Alexis Fawx to go in his place as a favor. Once Tommy lays eyes on her, there is no going back. Danica is dog sitting for Manuel who decides to come home early after a bad day at work. He starts falling on her chest, and its not long before they start hooking up... and more! Don't miss the 7th installments of everyone's fantasy series.

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Bobby Manila
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In Theaters:2/20/2016
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Reality Junkies

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