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Boynapped 51: Abusing Bastard 2 (2016)

One of Boynapped's best Doms is back for Abusing Bastard Round 2 and five fit young lads are about to discover how Ashton Bradley earned that distinction! Ashton's lean, mean and extra hung, and he's keen to dish out his own brand of punishment to his lucky victims. Hot wax, edging, flogging, toys, and of course bondage, are all part of Ashton's twisted repertoire. These five subs will be pushed to their limits and suffer dearly before Ashton allows them to cum!
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One of Boynapped's best Doms is back for Abusing Bastard Round 2 and five fit young lads are about to discover how Ashton Bradley earned that distinction! Ashton's lean, mean and extra hung, and he's keen to dish out his own brand of punishment to his lucky victims. Hot wax, edging, flogging, toys, and of course bondage, are all part of Ashton's twisted repertoire. These five subs will be pushed to their limits and suffer dearly before Ashton allows them to cum!

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Directed By:Sebastian Kane
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In Theaters:11/1/2016
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:BoyNapped, Twisted XXX Media

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