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Pornochic 19: Jade (2010)

Jade Laroche is gorgeous and she loves the worst places to get banged. Look at her, in her fur coat, taking it up in the ass by a stranger amid the garbage and you'll understand that she is more pervert than any other girl. Excited by a messy kitchen, after a party, Jade begin licking and groping her friend's tits. The two girls explore each other as their fingers plunge deep into their wet slits. Ready for all the excesses, jade will take two dicks in front of her webcam, to please her girlfriend watching from her home. When other girls love luxury, beautiful Jade wants what is darker and murky. That is how she gives the best for our great excitement.
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Jade Laroche is gorgeous and she loves the worst places to get banged. Look at her, in her fur coat, taking it up in the ass by a stranger amid the garbage and you'll understand that she is more pervert than any other girl. Excited by a messy kitchen, after a party, Jade begin licking and groping her friend's tits. The two girls explore each other as their fingers plunge deep into their wet slits. Ready for all the excesses, jade will take two dicks in front of her webcam, to please her girlfriend watching from her home. When other girls love luxury, beautiful Jade wants what is darker and murky. That is how she gives the best for our great excitement.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Hervé Bodilis
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In Theaters:6/2/2010
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Dorcel

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