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I'm going to train your husband
Jeanne, William’s wife, responds to her every desire, but she’s not happy. One day, her friend Orphéa suggested that she reverse the situation and make her husband her personal sexual object. The two women will achieve their ends by completely emptying the balls of the unfortunate man.
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Jeanne, William’s wife, responds to her every desire, but she’s not happy. One day, her friend Orphéa suggested that she reverse the situation and make her husband her personal sexual object. The two women will achieve their ends by completely emptying the balls of the unfortunate man.
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