Couples Seeking Teens 6 (2011)
A kinky couple is on the lookout for some action when tiny teen Tia Cyrus just happens to fall in their lap. Teen Lana Violet is invited to her professor’s house for dinner and wants to prove she has what it takes to make honor roll. Curious teen Lilly Labeau falls into a trap after she gets caught playing with toys that don’t belong to her. Shy teen Faye Reagan is interrupted while masturbating by a couple in need of help. Was it bad luck or perfect timing? Naughty teen Amia has been busted smoking pot by the neighbors. Lucky for her they’re willing to cut a deal.
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A kinky couple is on the lookout for some action when tiny teen Tia Cyrus just happens to fall in their lap. Teen Lana Violet is invited to her professor’s house for dinner and wants to prove she has what it takes to make honor roll. Curious teen Lilly Labeau falls into a trap after she gets caught playing with toys that don’t belong to her. Shy teen Faye Reagan is interrupted while masturbating by a couple in need of help. Was it bad luck or perfect timing? Naughty teen Amia has been busted smoking pot by the neighbors. Lucky for her they’re willing to cut a deal.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Bobby Manila
In Theaters:5/11/2011
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Reality Junkies
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