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Girls Summer Sins (2014)

What can be more beautiful than enjoying nature on a beautiful day?..... Of course, to feel the tender kiss and the loving touch of another woman. Daring Pure! brings you both with Girls Summer Sins, the most beautiful girl/girl video, from Diane Summers conception to now. Earth shattering orgasms from 8 hot babes making out in the free nature!
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What can be more beautiful than enjoying nature on a beautiful day?..... Of course, to feel the tender kiss and the loving touch of another woman. Daring Pure! brings you both with Girls Summer Sins, the most beautiful girl/girl video, from Diane Summers conception to now. Earth shattering orgasms from 8 hot babes making out in the free nature!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/8/2014
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Private

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