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Boss Bitch (2024)

Aiden storms into her bedroom, wearing a wedding dress and looking like her world has turned upside down. She's accompanied by her best friend and maid-of-honor. It turns out that Aiden was stood up at the altar, and she is rightfully furious. In fact, Aiden doesn't want to spend another second in this awful wedding dress. August, ever-willing to help her friend in her time of need, comes up with an interesting idea. Why don't they tear that dress off of her and indulge in some rough, naughty sex. Kenna arrives for a job interview with a prospective employer. This boss needs an employee who can handle her needs. Casey, an erotic fiction writer, has never had a problem diving into the depths of human perversion. Both with her characters... and herself. When it comes to writing, she draws both from her own life experience, as well as her own imagination. And when she really wants to have a good time, she can summon an imaginary woman to help fulfill her every desire.
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Aiden storms into her bedroom, wearing a wedding dress and looking like her world has turned upside down. She's accompanied by her best friend and maid-of-honor. It turns out that Aiden was stood up at the altar, and she is rightfully furious. In fact, Aiden doesn't want to spend another second in this awful wedding dress. August, ever-willing to help her friend in her time of need, comes up with an interesting idea. Why don't they tear that dress off of her and indulge in some rough, naughty sex. Kenna arrives for a job interview with a prospective employer. This boss needs an employee who can handle her needs. Casey, an erotic fiction writer, has never had a problem diving into the depths of human perversion. Both with her characters... and herself. When it comes to writing, she draws both from her own life experience, as well as her own imagination. And when she really wants to have a good time, she can summon an imaginary woman to help fulfill her every desire.

Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Lapis Afterglow, Penicio Del Toro, Midnight
In Theaters:7/16/2024
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Adult Time