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Double Trouble
Why get fucked by one cock, when you can take two? Not content with just one dick, these horny young bottoms need at least two in their hole! Inexperienced and new to bottoming, have these young boys taken on too much? Watch the pleasure and pain as the first cock penetrates and opens them up, before the second is forced in and they're stretched beyond capacity!
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Why get fucked by one cock, when you can take two? Not content with just one dick, these horny young bottoms need at least two in their hole! Inexperienced and new to bottoming, have these young boys taken on too much? Watch the pleasure and pain as the first cock penetrates and opens them up, before the second is forced in and they're stretched beyond capacity!
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:EuroBoy, Millivres Prowler Ltd.
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