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Flat & Fucked 9 (2017)

Flatties are full of surprises. That's why we've been able to release nine DVDs in our best-selling Flat & Fucked series. 18eighteen readers can't get enough of them! In naughty number nine, the itty bitty titty committee has more dirty antics they want to share with you. We go with Elsa to the doctor, where she gets a cock and speculum inserted in her pussy. Alex converts a big-boob lover into a flattie freak with her mosquito bites. Emma gets some cream on her boobies in a coffee shop. Rachel steals some clothes and a load of cum. Danielle gets spanked and drilled, and Lily rocks a big cock with her tight pussy and barely-there boobs.
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Flatties are full of surprises. That's why we've been able to release nine DVDs in our best-selling Flat & Fucked series. 18eighteen readers can't get enough of them! In naughty number nine, the itty bitty titty committee has more dirty antics they want to share with you. We go with Elsa to the doctor, where she gets a cock and speculum inserted in her pussy. Alex converts a big-boob lover into a flattie freak with her mosquito bites. Emma gets some cream on her boobies in a coffee shop. Rachel steals some clothes and a load of cum. Danielle gets spanked and drilled, and Lily rocks a big cock with her tight pussy and barely-there boobs.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/14/2017
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Runtime:110 minutes
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