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Rocco's Perfect Slaves 2 (2014)

After I saw Samantha Bentley in 'Perfect Slaves,' I wanted to experience her... She never says 'stop' to anything. This is the best part of a perfect slave. Also, my first scene with Henessy - her level is always so high. I love Samia; her ass is unbelievable and her energy is amazing! Lynn and Mira Sunset - those teens look like sisters in a very fantastic scene with Omar. The scene with Henessy and Samantha was awarded "Best Sex Scene In A Foreign Shot Production" in AVN 2015.
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After I saw Samantha Bentley in 'Perfect Slaves,' I wanted to experience her... She never says 'stop' to anything. This is the best part of a perfect slave. Also, my first scene with Henessy - her level is always so high. I love Samia; her ass is unbelievable and her energy is amazing! Lynn and Mira Sunset - those teens look like sisters in a very fantastic scene with Omar. The scene with Henessy and Samantha was awarded "Best Sex Scene In A Foreign Shot Production" in AVN 2015.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Rocco Siffredi
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In Theaters:1/10/2014
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Studio:Evil Angel, Rocco Siffredi Productions

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