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My Stepdaddy Is My Sugar Daddy 5 (2022)

Crystal Chase needed some quick cash and her stepfather was in need of some quick gash, so they CAME together to meet both of their needs! When Hazel Moore's stepdad found out she was seeking a sugar daddy online, he felt compelled to protect her by offering her an arrangement at home! When Madison Sky's mother went out of town on business, she got down to business on her stepdad's big hard cock! Marilyn Johnson is a full time college student with a great part time job, she's her stepdaddy's personal ASSistant!
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Crystal Chase needed some quick cash and her stepfather was in need of some quick gash, so they CAME together to meet both of their needs! When Hazel Moore's stepdad found out she was seeking a sugar daddy online, he felt compelled to protect her by offering her an arrangement at home! When Madison Sky's mother went out of town on business, she got down to business on her stepdad's big hard cock! Marilyn Johnson is a full time college student with a great part time job, she's her stepdaddy's personal ASSistant!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/12/2022
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Runtime:183 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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