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Lap Dance Queen 

Roberto is annoyed. His wife, Bernadette not only inherits uncle Donato's table dancing club, Roberto must still toil under their direction. It tastes not at all the macho. Secretly, he is building in the club on an illegal brothel and precious fancies that Bernadette does not notice. The clever and comes up with an evil plan for revenge on the woman, only a. For ticket out of town and it immediately gives Roberto a big party. But when the curtain rises, he experienced a surprise ...
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Roberto is annoyed. His wife, Bernadette not only inherits uncle Donato's table dancing club, Roberto must still toil under their direction. It tastes not at all the macho. Secretly, he is building in the club on an illegal brothel and precious fancies that Bernadette does not notice. The clever and comes up with an evil plan for revenge on the woman, only a. For ticket out of town and it immediately gives Roberto a big party. But when the curtain rises, he experienced a surprise ...

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