Pederasty – the relationship of an older, more experienced partner with a younger, sexually-charged fresher – has always had a certain enigmatic vogue; but these horny pairings take it to a whole new level, with some of the hottest STAXUS newbies taking on a second collection of the horniest “daddies”, including Xavi Duran, Robin Sanchez, and James Jordan. Pyotr Tomek and Milan Sharp lead the twink charge, as virgin asses yield time and again to the lure of Daddy’s dick!
Joe Budai, John Smith
Director
Gold Star
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Darin Bone
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James Jordan
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Kurt Maddox
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Milan Sharp
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Pyotr Tomek
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Enzo Bloom
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Robin Sanchez
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Tim Walker
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Tristan Wood
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Xavi Duran
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