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When Abella catches the man next door having an affair with a strange woman, definitely NOT his wife, she's both shocked and aroused. She decides to tell the man's wife, a friend of hers, about his illicit affair. But she laughs it off saying she knows all about it. They have a unique sexual life style. They enjoy swapping partners with other equally libertine couples. Intrigued, she discusses it with her own husband, Chad and discovers he'd had thoughts about it, and a colleague of his, who's married to a beautiful young woman, even approached him about it. Now intrigued, Abella says she's willing to give it a try, and discovers she gets off on the idea of cheating with permission.
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When Abella catches the man next door having an affair with a strange woman, definitely NOT his wife, she's both shocked and aroused. She decides to tell the man's wife, a friend of hers, about his illicit affair. But she laughs it off saying she knows all about it. They have a unique sexual life style. They enjoy swapping partners with other equally libertine couples. Intrigued, she discusses it with her own husband, Chad and discovers he'd had thoughts about it, and a colleague of his, who's married to a beautiful young woman, even approached him about it. Now intrigued, Abella says she's willing to give it a try, and discovers she gets off on the idea of cheating with permission.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/16/2018
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Erotica X
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