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Hard Lesson (2017)
Clyde Walton's curiosity always gets him in trouble. This time hes looking around restricted areas and finds Master Aaron enjoying his rock hard cock over a magazine filled with steamy hot boys. Aaron spots voyeur Clyde who's gotten himself hard by watching Aaron play. No master can let a dirty boy toy like Clyde go unpunished. After working himself up, Aaron teaches Clyde a lesson in submission, spitting in his face and spanking him until his cheeks are fully red. This lesson is quickly followed by foot licking and a hot creamy facial, before Clyde is roughly kicked out of the room.
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Clyde Walton's curiosity always gets him in trouble. This time hes looking around restricted areas and finds Master Aaron enjoying his rock hard cock over a magazine filled with steamy hot boys. Aaron spots voyeur Clyde who's gotten himself hard by watching Aaron play. No master can let a dirty boy toy like Clyde go unpunished. After working himself up, Aaron teaches Clyde a lesson in submission, spitting in his face and spanking him until his cheeks are fully red. This lesson is quickly followed by foot licking and a hot creamy facial, before Clyde is roughly kicked out of the room.
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In Theaters:8/14/2017
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Yesirboys
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