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Gentlemen 09: Closing the Deal (2013)

“Closing the Deal” at Lucas Entertainment means one thing: signing on the dotted line with a pearly white string of hot cum! Valentin Petrov takes advantage of Seth Treston in the boss’ office. Trent Davis needs to put in some overtime on Sean Xavier’s massive black cock if he’s going to earn his promotion. Vito Gallo and Rafael Carreras invade Angelo Marconi’s ass after a hard day at work. Sebastian Rossi takes Latin cock from Armando De Armas during his job interview. Sean Xavier and Hans Berlin share the task of training Colden Armstrong. If “Closing the Deal” means sleeping your way through all of the Lucas Men, then who wouldn’t want to sign on the dotted line?
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“Closing the Deal” at Lucas Entertainment means one thing: signing on the dotted line with a pearly white string of hot cum! Valentin Petrov takes advantage of Seth Treston in the boss’ office. Trent Davis needs to put in some overtime on Sean Xavier’s massive black cock if he’s going to earn his promotion. Vito Gallo and Rafael Carreras invade Angelo Marconi’s ass after a hard day at work. Sebastian Rossi takes Latin cock from Armando De Armas during his job interview. Sean Xavier and Hans Berlin share the task of training Colden Armstrong. If “Closing the Deal” means sleeping your way through all of the Lucas Men, then who wouldn’t want to sign on the dotted line?

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In Theaters:8/9/2013
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Runtime:158 minutes
Studio:Lucas Entertainment

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