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My Stepdaughter Tossed My Salad 4 (2011)

Maxi's step dad Billy read her diary and found out that she has been daydreaming about licking his ass and riding his cock, so he decided to make that dream come true! When Ashlynn heard her mom getting fucked by her new hubby Will, she got turned on and acted naughty to make him spank her and then she buried her tongue in his ass! Eve hates getting grounded, so when her step-dad threatened to tell her mom about her slutty ways, she tossed his salad, sucked him off and fucked him to keep him silent! Talon and his stepdaughter Aiden are both tired of her mom's shit, so they ate each other's buttholes and had sex for revenge! When Cali's step-dad found out she was failing at school, he was furious so she decided to give him some pussy and eat his a-hole!
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Maxi's step dad Billy read her diary and found out that she has been daydreaming about licking his ass and riding his cock, so he decided to make that dream come true! When Ashlynn heard her mom getting fucked by her new hubby Will, she got turned on and acted naughty to make him spank her and then she buried her tongue in his ass! Eve hates getting grounded, so when her step-dad threatened to tell her mom about her slutty ways, she tossed his salad, sucked him off and fucked him to keep him silent! Talon and his stepdaughter Aiden are both tired of her mom's shit, so they ate each other's buttholes and had sex for revenge! When Cali's step-dad found out she was failing at school, he was furious so she decided to give him some pussy and eat his a-hole!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chucky Sleaze
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In Theaters:5/9/2011
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Runtime:210 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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