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Disconnected 

1, McKensie Cross makes his Men.com debut is a hot new Men of UK scene as Paul Walker’s bottom. 2, McKensie Cross has found himself caught up in the world of male webcam modelling. Dan Broughton is the dirty agent who needs to make sure the models are up to standard. The action is a flip flop fucking between Dan & McKensie. 3, Rick Bauer is a hot cam model but his sales aren’t showing it. Dan Broughton is ready to give him some tips but in the middle of it both guys get so hot, they have to fuck. Dan is the bottom for Rick’s big cock. 4, Part 4 of MenOfUK.com series “Disconnected” is a hot menage a trois where McKensie Cross gets fucked by Paul Walker & Dan Broughton.
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1, McKensie Cross makes his Men.com debut is a hot new Men of UK scene as Paul Walker’s bottom. 2, McKensie Cross has found himself caught up in the world of male webcam modelling. Dan Broughton is the dirty agent who needs to make sure the models are up to standard. The action is a flip flop fucking between Dan & McKensie. 3, Rick Bauer is a hot cam model but his sales aren’t showing it. Dan Broughton is ready to give him some tips but in the middle of it both guys get so hot, they have to fuck. Dan is the bottom for Rick’s big cock. 4, Part 4 of MenOfUK.com series “Disconnected” is a hot menage a trois where McKensie Cross gets fucked by Paul Walker & Dan Broughton.

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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:MEN

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