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Swinging Wives (2005)
Kimberly helps couples diversify their sex lives, which are on the brink of divorce due to sexual relations. Showing herself as an exemplary well-groomed woman, she is invited by a rich couple with spending the night in their house. Hot and experienced Kimberly takes the initiative in his own hands, instructing on the points of his new and expensive customers.
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Kimberly helps couples diversify their sex lives, which are on the brink of divorce due to sexual relations. Showing herself as an exemplary well-groomed woman, she is invited by a rich couple with spending the night in their house. Hot and experienced Kimberly takes the initiative in his own hands, instructing on the points of his new and expensive customers.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:April White, Edward Gorsuch
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:MRG Entertainment
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