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Solos Volume 4: Natural Born Breeders poster

Solos Volume 4: Natural Born Breeders (2020)

Quick! Grab the lube, a fresh towel and maybe even a toy or two. These sexy daddies are ready to entertain you with a cock pulsing, cum spewing good time. Papo loves to take orders like a good solider and the first order I gave him was to blow me a big load. Papo followed my order well. He stood up and happily flexed his beefy muscles right in front of my face. The closer he got to me the harder he became almost hoping to be a good boy while showing off for his first scene. Newcomer Adam Clay from California is a Horny sexy Daddy. His sexy body has hot moves on and off the dance floor. Anyone able to enjoy his sweet muscle ass for the first time becomes a repeat customer.
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Quick! Grab the lube, a fresh towel and maybe even a toy or two. These sexy daddies are ready to entertain you with a cock pulsing, cum spewing good time. Papo loves to take orders like a good solider and the first order I gave him was to blow me a big load. Papo followed my order well. He stood up and happily flexed his beefy muscles right in front of my face. The closer he got to me the harder he became almost hoping to be a good boy while showing off for his first scene. Newcomer Adam Clay from California is a Horny sexy Daddy. His sexy body has hot moves on and off the dance floor. Anyone able to enjoy his sweet muscle ass for the first time becomes a repeat customer.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:David Romero
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In Theaters:11/1/2020
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Natural Born Breeders

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