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Elder Addison: Chapters 1-5 (2019)

Elder Addison began his mission a short time ago, but it didn't take long for him to indulge in his sexual desires. One night, Addison and his companion decide to reveal their cocks; when the companion took his out, Addison knew he liked what he saw. Addison's education continues as he is fondled and milked by President Ballard and encouraged to keep secret the activities of this secret, fraternal order. Ever since President Lee fucked him, Addison felt shaky and unsure of himself, questioning what he thought was right. Later, when becoming one with President Ballard, Addison's innocence seems like a distant memory. It is the moment of his ordination, and Addison waits nervously for President Lee to tell him what is expected of him.
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Elder Addison began his mission a short time ago, but it didn't take long for him to indulge in his sexual desires. One night, Addison and his companion decide to reveal their cocks; when the companion took his out, Addison knew he liked what he saw. Addison's education continues as he is fondled and milked by President Ballard and encouraged to keep secret the activities of this secret, fraternal order. Ever since President Lee fucked him, Addison felt shaky and unsure of himself, questioning what he thought was right. Later, when becoming one with President Ballard, Addison's innocence seems like a distant memory. It is the moment of his ordination, and Addison waits nervously for President Lee to tell him what is expected of him.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:LeGrand Wolf
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In Theaters:4/25/2019
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Missionary Boyz

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