Breeding Ian Jay (2008)
Ian Jay, a smooth and boyish 20-year-old, isn't an innocent little angel. He's been rawfucked before, sure. And he's been in a few videos, some mild and mainstream, some not so mild. So for a guy as young as he is, he's definitely sexually precocious. But he was ready to take a big step: he wanted to be irrevocably bred. By the time the weekend was over, his hole was fuckin' insatiable, ready and willing and available to any man.
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Ian Jay, a smooth and boyish 20-year-old, isn't an innocent little angel. He's been rawfucked before, sure. And he's been in a few videos, some mild and mainstream, some not so mild. So for a guy as young as he is, he's definitely sexually precocious. But he was ready to take a big step: he wanted to be irrevocably bred. By the time the weekend was over, his hole was fuckin' insatiable, ready and willing and available to any man.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/26/2008
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Treasure Island Media
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