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First Cums First (2019)
Carter Woods tells Dante Martin that he wants his ass before this other dude gets it. He laughs nervously, telling him he always does this, and Carter doesn't blink. "Consistency is key," he says, pulling him closer. Carter Woods was walking down the street when he notices a stranger spying on him from up above. Jacob Peterson invites him upstairs. The action is unscripted and without a net, as studly Johnny B looks to have his way with long-legged Ty Derrick. Both guys push their boundaries on screen, as they take turns giving each other head, but the action ramps up when Johnny bends Ty over and begins to eat his ass. Ty Thomas standing in his living room, his first thought is that Ty is there to rob him. He takes Jason's long, thick cock in to his mouth as Jason gets hard. Ty works his balls and his partner realizes this may have been the best possible surprise he could've asked for.
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Carter Woods tells Dante Martin that he wants his ass before this other dude gets it. He laughs nervously, telling him he always does this, and Carter doesn't blink. "Consistency is key," he says, pulling him closer. Carter Woods was walking down the street when he notices a stranger spying on him from up above. Jacob Peterson invites him upstairs. The action is unscripted and without a net, as studly Johnny B looks to have his way with long-legged Ty Derrick. Both guys push their boundaries on screen, as they take turns giving each other head, but the action ramps up when Johnny bends Ty over and begins to eat his ass. Ty Thomas standing in his living room, his first thought is that Ty is there to rob him. He takes Jason's long, thick cock in to his mouth as Jason gets hard. Ty works his balls and his partner realizes this may have been the best possible surprise he could've asked for.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/22/2019
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Next Door Studios
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