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The Babysitter 5 (2001)

This little babysitter is in for a big surprise when she goes into the room to check on the baby. What Sabrina found was more than she could ever imagine, or her tight ass could handle. Brandi's uninvited boyfriend shows up while she's babysitting. If the parents only knew of the fucking and sucking this slut did in the kid's play room she would have got more than just an ass reaming! All the long hours of babysitting had been getting to the little girl and caused nightmares of monsters, babies and gigantic vaginas? Maybe she wanted her own baby? Or maybe she just needed a good double penetration! Briana Has a set of tits any baby would crave to suck on. And so would this father who would risk his marriage to pound this little slut up the ass.
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This little babysitter is in for a big surprise when she goes into the room to check on the baby. What Sabrina found was more than she could ever imagine, or her tight ass could handle. Brandi's uninvited boyfriend shows up while she's babysitting. If the parents only knew of the fucking and sucking this slut did in the kid's play room she would have got more than just an ass reaming! All the long hours of babysitting had been getting to the little girl and caused nightmares of monsters, babies and gigantic vaginas? Maybe she wanted her own baby? Or maybe she just needed a good double penetration! Briana Has a set of tits any baby would crave to suck on. And so would this father who would risk his marriage to pound this little slut up the ass.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jim Powers
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In Theaters:10/19/2001
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Notorious

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