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Shane Diesel's Cuckold Stories 6
Digital Sin and Shane Diesel are back and better than ever! And it's time for some cuckolding! Do not fear, because the Diesel is here! Get ready for Katie Summers, Lia Lor, India Summer, and Casey Cumz as they take on Shane's monster cock... while their hubbies get to watch! Four cuckold stories are about to unfold, and they all include a sad husband, a happy wife, and a huge black cock! And don't miss out on the two wild, cuckold bonus scenes thrown in for good measure!
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Digital Sin and Shane Diesel are back and better than ever! And it's time for some cuckolding! Do not fear, because the Diesel is here! Get ready for Katie Summers, Lia Lor, India Summer, and Casey Cumz as they take on Shane's monster cock... while their hubbies get to watch! Four cuckold stories are about to unfold, and they all include a sad husband, a happy wife, and a huge black cock! And don't miss out on the two wild, cuckold bonus scenes thrown in for good measure!
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Digital Sin
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