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Sexpresso (2014)

Sexpresso introduces a new era of erotic excellence for VivThomas. Coming over for coffee gets a beautiful new twist as Aiko Bell floats up Tracy Lindsay's driveway. Tracy loves her coffee ? but not as much as she loves spending time with desirable young women. Aiko realizes that it's not just friendship they'll be sharing after their demitasses are brimming with espresso. Sexpresso finds Tracy enjoying erotic liaisons with Aiko Bell and Daniella Rose, before enticing Stacy Snake into her first thrilling lesbian encounter. Tracy Lindsay is an exquisite natural beauty and she expresses her perky sexuality in every pleasure-soaked moment.
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Sexpresso introduces a new era of erotic excellence for VivThomas. Coming over for coffee gets a beautiful new twist as Aiko Bell floats up Tracy Lindsay's driveway. Tracy loves her coffee ? but not as much as she loves spending time with desirable young women. Aiko realizes that it's not just friendship they'll be sharing after their demitasses are brimming with espresso. Sexpresso finds Tracy enjoying erotic liaisons with Aiko Bell and Daniella Rose, before enticing Stacy Snake into her first thrilling lesbian encounter. Tracy Lindsay is an exquisite natural beauty and she expresses her perky sexuality in every pleasure-soaked moment.

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Directed By:Andrej Lupin
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In Theaters:8/18/2014
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Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:VivThomas

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