No One Mourns the Wicked?
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Penthouse Nurses (2011)
When you go to the hospital you expect great treatment and a plan for your recovery. Well, at this hospital, full of Penthouse Nurses, all you will get is a show. These nurse don't care of you are injured, or if you recover. They care about one thing and that is getting off. They want sex so bad that they will do it on your hospital bed with you on it, or in the locker rooms after a shift. They may even throw you off your gurney so they can use it for their private fun.
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When you go to the hospital you expect great treatment and a plan for your recovery. Well, at this hospital, full of Penthouse Nurses, all you will get is a show. These nurse don't care of you are injured, or if you recover. They care about one thing and that is getting off. They want sex so bad that they will do it on your hospital bed with you on it, or in the locker rooms after a shift. They may even throw you off your gurney so they can use it for their private fun.
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Studio:Penthouse
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