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Magic Mirror College Student Special - Japan vs. USA Strip Rock-Paper-Scissors! Win 1 Million Yen or Face Relentless Creampies by Massive Foreigners poster

Magic Mirror College Student Special - Japan vs. USA Strip Rock-Paper-Scissors! Win 1 Million Yen or Face Relentless Creampies by Massive Foreigners 

a female college student on the street is asked her to participate in international exchange through sports. She is challenged her to a game of baseball strip poker between Japan and the US, with the goal of winning against a giant-penis foreigner and winning 1 million yen, or losing and getting cummed inside! She was confused by her opponent's unusual habit of stripping from the bottom up, but she was excited and giggling as she played baseball strip poker for the first time in her life! She was no match for her opponent's overwhelming strategy of wearing not only clothes but also a lot of accessories, and she lost, getting cummed inside by the biggest cock of her life!
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a female college student on the street is asked her to participate in international exchange through sports. She is challenged her to a game of baseball strip poker between Japan and the US, with the goal of winning against a giant-penis foreigner and winning 1 million yen, or losing and getting cummed inside! She was confused by her opponent's unusual habit of stripping from the bottom up, but she was excited and giggling as she played baseball strip poker for the first time in her life! She was no match for her opponent's overwhelming strategy of wearing not only clothes but also a lot of accessories, and she lost, getting cummed inside by the biggest cock of her life!

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Poolside
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Runtime:240 minutes
Studio:DEEP’S

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