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Black Sheep (2023)

Natasha (Izzy Wilde) is housesitting for her friends family for a week while they're out of town. Natasha shyly asks about her friend's bad boy sibling, Ashton (Michael Del Ray). She she finds out he's away with his college classmates, she's a bit disappointed, perhaps having wished for a chance meeting while they're all alone.... Little does she know, her wishes might come true... Aubrey Kate is sitting in her car, obviously very upset. She heads into a grief support group meeting, where Pierce Paris is pouring his hear out, devastated by the loss of his wife. When the meeting winds down, Pierce sees Aubrey on the sidelines and goes over to introduce himself to her. As they both navigate through their emotions, they grow even closer, learning a deeper and more intimate connection, until one night, they finally decide to take things to the next level...
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Natasha (Izzy Wilde) is housesitting for her friends family for a week while they're out of town. Natasha shyly asks about her friend's bad boy sibling, Ashton (Michael Del Ray). She she finds out he's away with his college classmates, she's a bit disappointed, perhaps having wished for a chance meeting while they're all alone.... Little does she know, her wishes might come true... Aubrey Kate is sitting in her car, obviously very upset. She heads into a grief support group meeting, where Pierce Paris is pouring his hear out, devastated by the loss of his wife. When the meeting winds down, Pierce sees Aubrey on the sidelines and goes over to introduce himself to her. As they both navigate through their emotions, they grow even closer, learning a deeper and more intimate connection, until one night, they finally decide to take things to the next level...

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
Written By:Midnight, Joanna Angel
In Theaters:8/9/2023
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Pure Taboo

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