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Her First Older Woman 2 (2008)

Nikki & Desire Moore: Even a hectic day at the office doesn't stop Nikki from lusting after Desire Moore's young tasty body... Honney Bunny & Wanda Lust: Wanda came over to hang out with Honney Bunny's mom, but she was nowhere to be found, so Wanda took the opportunity to get to know Honney Bunny... Crystal Kats & Sharon: Sharon just got her first laptop and asked Crystal to help her set it up. She was soon lapping at something else... Kitty & Kayla Quinn: Kitty isn't living up to the standards of the cheer squad, and Coach Kayla plans on going to extremes to whip her back into shape.
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Nikki & Desire Moore: Even a hectic day at the office doesn't stop Nikki from lusting after Desire Moore's young tasty body... Honney Bunny & Wanda Lust: Wanda came over to hang out with Honney Bunny's mom, but she was nowhere to be found, so Wanda took the opportunity to get to know Honney Bunny... Crystal Kats & Sharon: Sharon just got her first laptop and asked Crystal to help her set it up. She was soon lapping at something else... Kitty & Kayla Quinn: Kitty isn't living up to the standards of the cheer squad, and Coach Kayla plans on going to extremes to whip her back into shape.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:3/24/2008
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:The L Factor

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