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Direct Orders 3 (2011)
The third installment of Direct Orders is here and these boys are ready for some hardcore fucking. Dane, Dorian and Elijah heat things up when Elijah latches on to Dorian's cock first and Dane follows his lead. After a lengthy exchange of oral pleasure between the three soliders. A hot steamy fuck party begins. New recruits Taylor and Marshall are in for some big treats when they encounter hung veterans Kaden and DJ in this super sexy fourway fuck fantasy. Kaden and DJ take charge at the begining of the scene, but before you know it Taylor's fucking his first ass like a pro and Marshall's taking his first cock up the ass! Includes Marshall's solo as a bonus scenes!
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The third installment of Direct Orders is here and these boys are ready for some hardcore fucking. Dane, Dorian and Elijah heat things up when Elijah latches on to Dorian's cock first and Dane follows his lead. After a lengthy exchange of oral pleasure between the three soliders. A hot steamy fuck party begins. New recruits Taylor and Marshall are in for some big treats when they encounter hung veterans Kaden and DJ in this super sexy fourway fuck fantasy. Kaden and DJ take charge at the begining of the scene, but before you know it Taylor's fucking his first ass like a pro and Marshall's taking his first cock up the ass! Includes Marshall's solo as a bonus scenes!
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In Theaters:5/20/2011
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Active Duty
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