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Spicy Office Temptations (2024)

You work hard every day, and it's not even about your actual job. You work hard to resist your sexy female coworkers, and it can be a real challenge. Your pretty and brand-new colleague, Princess Alice, already made up her mind to seduce you, and it's only up to your willpower, if you could get out of her game. However, you certainly have a weakness for the petite firecracker, Black Angel, the gorgeous woman you work together with. What does your hot and strict boss, Blu Chanelle think about all this? Will you risk getting fired while fighting all the Office Temptations?
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You work hard every day, and it's not even about your actual job. You work hard to resist your sexy female coworkers, and it can be a real challenge. Your pretty and brand-new colleague, Princess Alice, already made up her mind to seduce you, and it's only up to your willpower, if you could get out of her game. However, you certainly have a weakness for the petite firecracker, Black Angel, the gorgeous woman you work together with. What does your hot and strict boss, Blu Chanelle think about all this? Will you risk getting fired while fighting all the Office Temptations?

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/16/2024
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Runtime:73 minutes
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