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College Cumfest 

It's only a few days before the big exams and studying should be at the top of the list for this stunning cast of ten cute boy babes. Sadly, they are too busy getting off with each other to hit the books. Young Patrick thinks he can improve his chances by getting off with his studly tutor; after shagging him senseless he gets an A. The tutor decides to try his luck with the rest of the student body and we get to see his successes. Of course, the students can't leave each other alone either, so these gorgeous young studs shag though two and a half hours of explosive sexual adventures.
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It's only a few days before the big exams and studying should be at the top of the list for this stunning cast of ten cute boy babes. Sadly, they are too busy getting off with each other to hit the books. Young Patrick thinks he can improve his chances by getting off with his studly tutor; after shagging him senseless he gets an A. The tutor decides to try his luck with the rest of the student body and we get to see his successes. Of course, the students can't leave each other alone either, so these gorgeous young studs shag though two and a half hours of explosive sexual adventures.

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Directed By:Robert Boggs
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Blöc, Eurocreme, Staxus, Ayor Studios

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