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Perfect Pairings (2019)

Blue-eyed Deacon and dark-haired Cole are in the middle of a heated, deep kiss swapping spit and feeling on each other's hard, muscular bodies. "How am I supposed to keep my hands off of this thing?" asks chiselled Deacon, as he grabs Cole's bubble butt. "Can you really blame us at all?" says Cole while feeling up on Deacon's abs. He continues, "I'm very excited for us today!" "Oh, that's good cause I've heard what amazing things your legs can do, your ass can do and I want to put you in some positions today," says Deacon coyly. "What positions do you like?" asks Deacon. "All of them!" quips Cole.
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Blue-eyed Deacon and dark-haired Cole are in the middle of a heated, deep kiss swapping spit and feeling on each other's hard, muscular bodies. "How am I supposed to keep my hands off of this thing?" asks chiselled Deacon, as he grabs Cole's bubble butt. "Can you really blame us at all?" says Cole while feeling up on Deacon's abs. He continues, "I'm very excited for us today!" "Oh, that's good cause I've heard what amazing things your legs can do, your ass can do and I want to put you in some positions today," says Deacon coyly. "What positions do you like?" asks Deacon. "All of them!" quips Cole.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Sean Cody
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In Theaters:11/12/2019
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Sean Cody

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