A Tourist's Guide to Love and Adventure
Amanda Riley gets the opportunity to travel to Vietnam for the experience of a lifetime.
First Offense 16 (2006)
Watch these shy young first-timers be transformed into raging whores! Experience girls finding out how much they love to suck and screw big fat dicks! They wonder is it going to hurt? But then beg for more! Big cocks buried deep in their tight little holes, leaves these newly trained sluts looking for their next go!
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Watch these shy young first-timers be transformed into raging whores! Experience girls finding out how much they love to suck and screw big fat dicks! They wonder is it going to hurt? But then beg for more! Big cocks buried deep in their tight little holes, leaves these newly trained sluts looking for their next go!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/5/2006
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Studio:North Pole Productions LLC
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