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Elder Sorensen: Chapters 6-11 poster

Elder Sorensen: Chapters 6-11 (2017)

Elder Sorensen is everything a Mormon boy should be. But to join The Order, he must be punished for his sins. He’ll be spanked like a naughty little boy, then his hole will be stretched with a beaded instrument. But after it all, he’ll love his leaders more than ever. Elder Sorensen knew this day would come. The Order has commanded him to appear at the temple to be fucked and bred on the temple altar. Called in for a physical inspection, every inch of the boy’s delicious body is caressed and probed before he takes a deep breath, bends over and takes that giant dick.
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Elder Sorensen is everything a Mormon boy should be. But to join The Order, he must be punished for his sins. He’ll be spanked like a naughty little boy, then his hole will be stretched with a beaded instrument. But after it all, he’ll love his leaders more than ever. Elder Sorensen knew this day would come. The Order has commanded him to appear at the temple to be fucked and bred on the temple altar. Called in for a physical inspection, every inch of the boy’s delicious body is caressed and probed before he takes a deep breath, bends over and takes that giant dick.

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In Theaters:4/26/2017
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Missionary Boyz

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