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Campus Cravings 2 

Corbin Fisher's Campus Cravings brought together some of the hottest, all-American interracial college stud action in one awesome collection. Now, Campus Cravings Vol. 2 picks up where the original left off, with four brand new interracial pairings featuring Beau and Kingston, Carter and Austin, Quinn and Xavier, and Meyer and Connor. Each of these episodes is a must-see, but Kingston fucking a hands-free load out of CF superstar Beau headlines this movie that will leave you craving more!
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Corbin Fisher's Campus Cravings brought together some of the hottest, all-American interracial college stud action in one awesome collection. Now, Campus Cravings Vol. 2 picks up where the original left off, with four brand new interracial pairings featuring Beau and Kingston, Carter and Austin, Quinn and Xavier, and Meyer and Connor. Each of these episodes is a must-see, but Kingston fucking a hands-free load out of CF superstar Beau headlines this movie that will leave you craving more!

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Runtime:81 minutes
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