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The Biology Exam (2018)

Kenzie Reeves hires Carter Cruise to tutor her for her biology exam. When she realizes she's more interested in her teacher than school, she decides a study break might be in order. Lena Anderson and Elsa Jean rent a beach house and wait for Scarlett Sage to arrive. When they stumble upon some sex dice they decide to have some fun with them. Aubrey Sinclair has always been attracted to her sister, Kimmy Granger. When she finds out they're actually not related, she decides it high time she seduces her. Megan Rain's mom leaves for the weekend insisting that she's still grounded and that Jenna Sativa is not allowed over. The girls get together anyway but get really scared when they hear noises coming from outside. Fearing an intruder they take comfort in each others wet pussies.
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Kenzie Reeves hires Carter Cruise to tutor her for her biology exam. When she realizes she's more interested in her teacher than school, she decides a study break might be in order. Lena Anderson and Elsa Jean rent a beach house and wait for Scarlett Sage to arrive. When they stumble upon some sex dice they decide to have some fun with them. Aubrey Sinclair has always been attracted to her sister, Kimmy Granger. When she finds out they're actually not related, she decides it high time she seduces her. Megan Rain's mom leaves for the weekend insisting that she's still grounded and that Jenna Sativa is not allowed over. The girls get together anyway but get really scared when they hear noises coming from outside. Fearing an intruder they take comfort in each others wet pussies.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Stills by Alan
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In Theaters:2/5/2018
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Web Young

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