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Poppin' Latin Pussy 14 (2020)

Johnny Castle is driving around when he notices Victoria June selling quenepas on the side of the road. He asks her more information about the fruits she's selling and is ready to settle for a small bag to try them, but the hot Latina has a counter offer for him: for $100 she will suck his cock and give him a bag of quenepas to try! Johnny is hesitant at first; after all he's a married man! But Victoria drives a hard bargain and she has two very convincing arguments she dangles his face! After he accepts and she gets in the car, they drive to a quiet area where Victoria wraps her plump red lips around Johnny's big hard cock!
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Johnny Castle is driving around when he notices Victoria June selling quenepas on the side of the road. He asks her more information about the fruits she's selling and is ready to settle for a small bag to try them, but the hot Latina has a counter offer for him: for $100 she will suck his cock and give him a bag of quenepas to try! Johnny is hesitant at first; after all he's a married man! But Victoria drives a hard bargain and she has two very convincing arguments she dangles his face! After he accepts and she gets in the car, they drive to a quiet area where Victoria wraps her plump red lips around Johnny's big hard cock!

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In Theaters:11/15/2020
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Runtime:203 minutes
Studio:Reality Kings

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