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Bound, Exposed & Used (2021)

Who doesn’t love watching cute bound boys getting used? We for sure do, and so do their masters who don’t leave an inch of their bodies un-exposed! Starting off with shy but ruthless Nathan, who soon has Angel tied up ready for the pleasurable torment he's about to experience. It goes without saying that Izan will enjoy his newbies hole which he'll pound until he has enough only to milk the poor boy! And last but not least, Gabrix is soon tied to a suspended wooden pole which will leave him literally hanging around to please his masters every desire!
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Who doesn’t love watching cute bound boys getting used? We for sure do, and so do their masters who don’t leave an inch of their bodies un-exposed! Starting off with shy but ruthless Nathan, who soon has Angel tied up ready for the pleasurable torment he's about to experience. It goes without saying that Izan will enjoy his newbies hole which he'll pound until he has enough only to milk the poor boy! And last but not least, Gabrix is soon tied to a suspended wooden pole which will leave him literally hanging around to please his masters every desire!

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Directed By:Timmy Treasure
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In Theaters:9/14/2021
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Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:My Dirtiest Fantasy, Staxus

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