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As a punishment for her naughty behavior, Anette is sent to a camp by her parents during the summer holidays. Here Anette should train hard, so that she does not always think of sex. However, in the training and health institute, overweight and sex addiction are treated with sex. Surrounded by well-trained lustns, Anette finds it difficult to keep her panties. Instead of sex abstinence, Anette experiences summer holidays that degenerate into an orgy.
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As a punishment for her naughty behavior, Anette is sent to a camp by her parents during the summer holidays. Here Anette should train hard, so that she does not always think of sex. However, in the training and health institute, overweight and sex addiction are treated with sex. Surrounded by well-trained lustns, Anette finds it difficult to keep her panties. Instead of sex abstinence, Anette experiences summer holidays that degenerate into an orgy.
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Written By:Lars Flod
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Magma
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