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Hold My Wrists Tight
When working in a doctor's office, afternoons do not seem to pass badly. But an imaginative secretary spends her time in solitary and bizarre erotic games. Meanwhile, the doctor treats a very young and mysterious patient who seems to like much more carnal attention than professional ones. And the surprises are not over yet...
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When working in a doctor's office, afternoons do not seem to pass badly. But an imaginative secretary spends her time in solitary and bizarre erotic games. Meanwhile, the doctor treats a very young and mysterious patient who seems to like much more carnal attention than professional ones. And the surprises are not over yet...
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Written By:Walter Martyn Cabell
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:C.I.C.
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