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Teacher vs. Student (2017)

When Lola Hunter is given the chance to treat her massage teacher Charlotte Stokely, she conveys her willingness to please as explicitly as possible. Sex therapist Aspen Rae makes a housecall to patient DJ Darcie Dolce, and persuades her to lessen her anxiety poolside with a topless and bottomless massage. When masseuse Raven Rockette double books her clients, regular Marie McCray gives up her appointment to get it on the session with Belle Noir. When Mia Malkova complains of a tender neck during a private yoga class, instructor Vanessa Veracruz gives her a rub with oil and tongue. When teacher Charlotte Stokely singles out Lola Hunter for not handing in her paper, the stressed out student falls to pieces right where she wants her, in her lap.
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When Lola Hunter is given the chance to treat her massage teacher Charlotte Stokely, she conveys her willingness to please as explicitly as possible. Sex therapist Aspen Rae makes a housecall to patient DJ Darcie Dolce, and persuades her to lessen her anxiety poolside with a topless and bottomless massage. When masseuse Raven Rockette double books her clients, regular Marie McCray gives up her appointment to get it on the session with Belle Noir. When Mia Malkova complains of a tender neck during a private yoga class, instructor Vanessa Veracruz gives her a rub with oil and tongue. When teacher Charlotte Stokely singles out Lola Hunter for not handing in her paper, the stressed out student falls to pieces right where she wants her, in her lap.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Stills by Alan
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In Theaters:2/22/2017
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Runtime:176 minutes
Studio:Fantasy Massage

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