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The DreamBoy Hotel: Inside Job 

The Hotel is short staffed and manager Billy has just checked the diary.. a conference is coming to town and he's not prepared at all! No staff means Billy has to run around doing everything, but as soon as the sharp-suited guests turn up, things start to look a lot sexier! With cute young Leo Marco leading the way, big dicked twinks Ethan and Bryan follow, and the sex deviant McKensie brings up the rear to give the Hotel a week to remember. Full to bursting with fit young fuckers and libidos to match, even power-top Billy starts to get a feel for the more passive things in life!
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The Hotel is short staffed and manager Billy has just checked the diary.. a conference is coming to town and he's not prepared at all! No staff means Billy has to run around doing everything, but as soon as the sharp-suited guests turn up, things start to look a lot sexier! With cute young Leo Marco leading the way, big dicked twinks Ethan and Bryan follow, and the sex deviant McKensie brings up the rear to give the Hotel a week to remember. Full to bursting with fit young fuckers and libidos to match, even power-top Billy starts to get a feel for the more passive things in life!

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Directed By:Blacky Mendez
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Eurocreme, DreamBoy

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