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Summer Affairs
Some of the best Staxus scenes compiled on DVD! Summer loving like you've never seen. What could be better than the warm summer air and being in love with that special stud? Watch as these hot boys frolic and play with each other in the summer's bright shining sun, as their love for each other grows just as fast as the grass they're fucking in!
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Some of the best Staxus scenes compiled on DVD! Summer loving like you've never seen. What could be better than the warm summer air and being in love with that special stud? Watch as these hot boys frolic and play with each other in the summer's bright shining sun, as their love for each other grows just as fast as the grass they're fucking in!
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Staxus, Eye Candy Films
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