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Summer sinner in heat 

Blind dates have always been a little bit of a gamble - and nowhere more so than in the worlds most liberal city, Amsterdam. Even so, they come with their benefits; and in the Dutch capital that usually means a guaranteed fuck once the niceties of introductions are over. As such, these horny couples don't waste any time in getting to know each other. Instead, it's straight into the important aspect of an encounter; with cocks unleashed and pussies exposed pretty much minutes after first meeting. The result is always a blistering set piece; with the likes of Chica La Roxxx and Saphira Desro enjoying inch after inch of hard cock time and again. As hot dates go, it's questionable whether they ever get any hotter!
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Blind dates have always been a little bit of a gamble - and nowhere more so than in the worlds most liberal city, Amsterdam. Even so, they come with their benefits; and in the Dutch capital that usually means a guaranteed fuck once the niceties of introductions are over. As such, these horny couples don't waste any time in getting to know each other. Instead, it's straight into the important aspect of an encounter; with cocks unleashed and pussies exposed pretty much minutes after first meeting. The result is always a blistering set piece; with the likes of Chica La Roxxx and Saphira Desro enjoying inch after inch of hard cock time and again. As hot dates go, it's questionable whether they ever get any hotter!

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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Amsterdam Amateurs

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