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The Daughter Deal (2019)

Frank, a middle-aged sales rep, takes his step-daughter Nancy with him to work. Bored, she's been taking selfies and ends up caught mid-suggestive pose when Frank's boss, Darryl, walks in. He is the owner's son and newly promoted Senior Sales Director. He fires Frank and says that bringing his distraction of a daughter to work today was the last straw. Looking anxious and agitated, Frank sternly tells his daughter that this is something she must do for him. Nancy is shaking her head at her dad, full of hatred. Finally, she turns to Darryl. "I'm sure your cock is way bigger than my dad's," she says. Darryl puts the moves on submissive Nancy, who is so angry at her father's betrayal that she wants to be as loud as possible.
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Frank, a middle-aged sales rep, takes his step-daughter Nancy with him to work. Bored, she's been taking selfies and ends up caught mid-suggestive pose when Frank's boss, Darryl, walks in. He is the owner's son and newly promoted Senior Sales Director. He fires Frank and says that bringing his distraction of a daughter to work today was the last straw. Looking anxious and agitated, Frank sternly tells his daughter that this is something she must do for him. Nancy is shaking her head at her dad, full of hatred. Finally, she turns to Darryl. "I'm sure your cock is way bigger than my dad's," she says. Darryl puts the moves on submissive Nancy, who is so angry at her father's betrayal that she wants to be as loud as possible.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/19/2019
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Pure Taboo

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