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Sun Stroked (2018)
Landon Vega is napping by the pool when wickedly hot Luke Wilder wakes him with a sensual stroke to the boy's beautifully bronze back. The couple get cozy, stroking one another's smooth skin as they kiss under the hot summer sun that dances across their ripped young bodies. The guys bring their bulging crotches inside to take this tryst to the next level. Romance is definitely in the air as they breath one another in, locking lips and caressing chiseled chests, backlight by the sinking sun.
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Landon Vega is napping by the pool when wickedly hot Luke Wilder wakes him with a sensual stroke to the boy's beautifully bronze back. The couple get cozy, stroking one another's smooth skin as they kiss under the hot summer sun that dances across their ripped young bodies. The guys bring their bulging crotches inside to take this tryst to the next level. Romance is definitely in the air as they breath one another in, locking lips and caressing chiseled chests, backlight by the sinking sun.
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Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:4/3/2018
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Helix Studios
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