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Hottest Babes of the Month #17
Enjoy watching the hottest girls of December, simply seductive and sublime.
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Enjoy watching the hottest girls of December, simply seductive and sublime.
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:FemJoy
Cast
Dave Menich, Tommy Bernstein
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Josephine Jackson
Josephine (archive footage)
Sultana
Sasha C. (archive footage)
Elina Sweet
Katy (archive footage)
Sade Mare
Sade Mare (archive footage)
Mary Rock
Mary Rock (archive footage)
Demi Fray
Demi Fray (archive footage)
Little Caprice
Caprice (archive footage)
Sabrisse
Sabrisse (archive footage)
Nancy Ace
Nancy A. (archive footage)
Serena Wood
Serena J. (archive footage)
Katrine Pirs
Katrine Pirs (archive footage)
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