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Screwing on the Sly (2020)

Fidelity isn’t always on the minds of the Lucas Men when they’re “Screwing on the Sly.” Max Arion and Max Adonis step out on their boyfriends to have sex with one another. But there’s plenty of deceitful lust where that came from: Max Arion later has a cheating threesome with Geordie Jackson and Jackson Radiz. And Max Adonis is unfaithful with his brother-in-law, Tomas Brand. Amidst the infidelity, Aaden Star, Donato Reyes, and Javi Velaro swap loads!
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Fidelity isn’t always on the minds of the Lucas Men when they’re “Screwing on the Sly.” Max Arion and Max Adonis step out on their boyfriends to have sex with one another. But there’s plenty of deceitful lust where that came from: Max Arion later has a cheating threesome with Geordie Jackson and Jackson Radiz. And Max Adonis is unfaithful with his brother-in-law, Tomas Brand. Amidst the infidelity, Aaden Star, Donato Reyes, and Javi Velaro swap loads!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Michael Lucas
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In Theaters:4/10/2020
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Lucas Entertainment

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