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Kinky German MILFs 3 (2018)

Photo opportunity - Lena and Carlos want to immortalize their wedding day with a few erotic photos. The photographer just thinks Lena is hot and has some great ideas that Lena particularly likes... The horny lodger - The single housewife sometimes rents rooms to trade fair guests or students. Today there is a guest from the USA, who unfortunately does not speak a word of German. But thanks to the help of the energetic neighbor, there is an international understanding with sperm exchange... Craftsman - She imagined it like this: in the living room laminate and in the corner... But if there are already two such steadfast guys in the apartment, why not take advantage of the day and let the two of them fuck you really horny?
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Photo opportunity - Lena and Carlos want to immortalize their wedding day with a few erotic photos. The photographer just thinks Lena is hot and has some great ideas that Lena particularly likes... The horny lodger - The single housewife sometimes rents rooms to trade fair guests or students. Today there is a guest from the USA, who unfortunately does not speak a word of German. But thanks to the help of the energetic neighbor, there is an international understanding with sperm exchange... Craftsman - She imagined it like this: in the living room laminate and in the corner... But if there are already two such steadfast guys in the apartment, why not take advantage of the day and let the two of them fuck you really horny?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:T.S. Allan
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In Theaters:7/19/2018
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Magma

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