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Teen Bait 2 (2022)
While their BFFs from school are fooling around with teenage boys who wouldn't know what to do with their cocks if you handed them a user's manual, these six young babes are getting the dickings of their lives from guys who are old enough to be their fathers. They're seeing how far down their throats they can swallow mature cock and getting hands-on lessons in fucking. Their daddies would freak out if they saw this, but they're not gonna find out... or are they?
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While their BFFs from school are fooling around with teenage boys who wouldn't know what to do with their cocks if you handed them a user's manual, these six young babes are getting the dickings of their lives from guys who are old enough to be their fathers. They're seeing how far down their throats they can swallow mature cock and getting hands-on lessons in fucking. Their daddies would freak out if they saw this, but they're not gonna find out... or are they?
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In Theaters:3/30/2022
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Runtime:141 minutes
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