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The New Boss (2019)
No Escape London's husband just died, and now she is left with her step-son, Johnny. Johnny casually mentions to her that she will have to let him fuck her ass sometime soon, if she wants to continue to live in the house that he inherited from his dad! Before London can figure out what to do, they hear a knock at the door. In walk Luke and Cory. London's husband was Luke's boss, and he was secretly fucking Cory and giving Luke occasional raises in exchange for fucking his wife.
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No Escape London's husband just died, and now she is left with her step-son, Johnny. Johnny casually mentions to her that she will have to let him fuck her ass sometime soon, if she wants to continue to live in the house that he inherited from his dad! Before London can figure out what to do, they hear a knock at the door. In walk Luke and Cory. London's husband was Luke's boss, and he was secretly fucking Cory and giving Luke occasional raises in exchange for fucking his wife.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/18/2019
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Taboo Heat
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