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Drop Them Drawers Give Daddy Some Candy (2014)

Alli Rae loves her step daddy Jay so much that when he gave her a lollipop, she couldn't resist giving him a special piece of pinky candy. When John caught a glimpse of Tali's sweet young snatch he told her to "drop them drawers," so she did like a good little slut and she rode his hard cock too! When Alaina's step dad threatened to not let her use the car anymore, she immediately took off her panties and grabbed at his cock because she knows that nobody rides for free! Kaylee threw a fit when her step dad wouldn't give her some dessert, so he gave her some dick because it's low in calories!
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Alli Rae loves her step daddy Jay so much that when he gave her a lollipop, she couldn't resist giving him a special piece of pinky candy. When John caught a glimpse of Tali's sweet young snatch he told her to "drop them drawers," so she did like a good little slut and she rode his hard cock too! When Alaina's step dad threatened to not let her use the car anymore, she immediately took off her panties and grabbed at his cock because she knows that nobody rides for free! Kaylee threw a fit when her step dad wouldn't give her some dessert, so he gave her some dick because it's low in calories!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chucky Sleaze
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In Theaters:11/3/2014
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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