More Dirty Debutantes 99 (1999)
Digging in my closet, I found a 1st time lost episode with Osama. Osama's eager to please for her 1st time. Mariah Montez gleams in her 1st appearance. I thought she was sexy and sultry too. Lovely Kayla sees how far she'll go in this volume. You could tell she wanted more...Adorable and sexy Kimmi Lee is shy at first and then really opens up! This is an exotic volume to say the least! MDD #99 is here. Makes you wonder what #100 will be like...Enjoy! Love, Ed Powers
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Digging in my closet, I found a 1st time lost episode with Osama. Osama's eager to please for her 1st time. Mariah Montez gleams in her 1st appearance. I thought she was sexy and sultry too. Lovely Kayla sees how far she'll go in this volume. You could tell she wanted more...Adorable and sexy Kimmi Lee is shy at first and then really opens up! This is an exotic volume to say the least! MDD #99 is here. Makes you wonder what #100 will be like...Enjoy! Love, Ed Powers
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