After an evening out, Kaylee & Kyle arrive home and ravish each other. They are crazy horny after a few sips at their glass and want it bad! As their relationship matures, so does their love-making. Jessica & Calvin have an intimate journey in front of the camera as they become more comfortable with the world watching their dancer's bodies and souls as they connect sexually in the most erotic of experiences. Angelica's husband leaves her alone in bed, but she decides she hasn't had enough, so she dresses in her sexiest heels and lingerie. She pulls on her trench coat and she proceeds over to her his office. Izzy's boyfriend discovers that there is no sex like makeup sex. She seeks to make things better by submitting her regrets on bended knees and offers up herself as a reminder of how perfect this couple can be. Mia & Lexi passionately kiss and get turned on. Then these two hotties make each other cum with their tongues and fingers until they are moaning with ecstasy!
Director
Krystal Boyd
Angelica ("Good Night Kiss")
Ralf Christian
Ben ("Good Night Kiss")
Candice Luca
Kaylee ("Mad Passion")
Kyle
Kyle ("Mad Passion")
Lexi Belle
Lexi ("Pretty Babies")
Mia Malkova
Mia M. ("Pretty Babies")
Aleksa Slusarchi
Jessica ("The Journey")
Celvin
Calvin (archive footage)
Izzy Delphine
Izzy ("Submissive Seduction")
Lutro
Jeryl ("Submissive Seduction")
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