Sneaky Lesbians (2025)
Carter Cruise snuck out of the house again and her parents are furious. When she climbs into her stepsister's room, Lily Rader tells her that mom and dad are out looking for her and are worried sick. Carter tells her that she'll just have to lie for her but Lily is fed up of covering for her.
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Carter Cruise snuck out of the house again and her parents are furious. When she climbs into her stepsister's room, Lily Rader tells her that mom and dad are out looking for her and are worried sick. Carter tells her that she'll just have to lie for her but Lily is fed up of covering for her.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/15/2025
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Girlsway Productions
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