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Sweethearts Special 38: School Sucks (2015)

School sucks! And these naughty school girls can't agree with that more. Merry Pie comes home from school and keeps her tight uniform on while masturbating. Tess and Clara play with toys, but not the innocent type of toys... Busty Shione takes her boyfriend home for some good fucking and Leila and Kathy get kinky with each other. What grade are you giving these schoolgirls?
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School sucks! And these naughty school girls can't agree with that more. Merry Pie comes home from school and keeps her tight uniform on while masturbating. Tess and Clara play with toys, but not the innocent type of toys... Busty Shione takes her boyfriend home for some good fucking and Leila and Kathy get kinky with each other. What grade are you giving these schoolgirls?

Rating:NR
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In Theaters:7/6/2015
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Club Sweethearts, Pureplay Entertainment

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