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The Best Of Chloe Vevrier (2003)

Join Chloe as she hosts an intimate, erotic journey through her spectacular career. From the streets of London to the beaches of the Caribbean to bedrooms around the world, the all-natural German wunderbabe is all yours, up-close-and-personal. Explicit masturbation! Erotic titty play. Girl-girl, pussy-to-pussy action with busty friends Autumn, "Russian" Kathy and Julia Miles. Chloe taking on real cock in two nut-busting fuckfests! And much more!
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Join Chloe as she hosts an intimate, erotic journey through her spectacular career. From the streets of London to the beaches of the Caribbean to bedrooms around the world, the all-natural German wunderbabe is all yours, up-close-and-personal. Explicit masturbation! Erotic titty play. Girl-girl, pussy-to-pussy action with busty friends Autumn, "Russian" Kathy and Julia Miles. Chloe taking on real cock in two nut-busting fuckfests! And much more!

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In Theaters:4/16/2003
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Runtime:120 minutes
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