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FantASStic DP 10 (2017)
Four new erotic vignettes dedicated to double-trouble situations. Led by the beautiful Kira Thorn, this new collection shows how well and how much these European girls love to use their curves to reach their lustful desires.
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Four new erotic vignettes dedicated to double-trouble situations. Led by the beautiful Kira Thorn, this new collection shows how well and how much these European girls love to use their curves to reach their lustful desires.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Sandra Angelis
In Theaters:5/16/2017
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:21 Sextury Network
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