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Black and White Twinks in Lust (2006)

Ultra twink Dallas, pretty boy Ty, with his gymnast's body, in solo and three way action! Teen marine muscle boy, Malcolm, alone and in a super hot outdoor shower scene with superstar Jackson Reeves. Milk chocolate mulatto twink Javier with white boy toy Stefan (Our first california model). A total of six sizzling scenes, three hardcore scenes,
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Ultra twink Dallas, pretty boy Ty, with his gymnast's body, in solo and three way action! Teen marine muscle boy, Malcolm, alone and in a super hot outdoor shower scene with superstar Jackson Reeves. Milk chocolate mulatto twink Javier with white boy toy Stefan (Our first california model). A total of six sizzling scenes, three hardcore scenes,

Rating:R
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In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Miami Studios

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