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Manuel Skye: Alpha Daddy (2018)

Of all the barebacking studs to suck and fuck on Lucas Entertainment, Manuel Skye: Alpha Daddy is among the top tier! Manuel shows his sensual side with his young lovers Jeffrey Lloyd and Sean Xavier during a twilight sex encounter. Later on, Drake Rogers is used by Manuel and Jeffrey when they’re ready to shoot a second load. Dallas Steele, a daddy in his own right, breeds Ruslan Angelo. And Manuel returns for a four-man orgy featuring Andrey Vic, Dallas Steele, and Benjamin Gomez!
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Of all the barebacking studs to suck and fuck on Lucas Entertainment, Manuel Skye: Alpha Daddy is among the top tier! Manuel shows his sensual side with his young lovers Jeffrey Lloyd and Sean Xavier during a twilight sex encounter. Later on, Drake Rogers is used by Manuel and Jeffrey when they’re ready to shoot a second load. Dallas Steele, a daddy in his own right, breeds Ruslan Angelo. And Manuel returns for a four-man orgy featuring Andrey Vic, Dallas Steele, and Benjamin Gomez!

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Directed By:Michael Lucas
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In Theaters:11/16/2018
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Studio:Lucas Entertainment

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