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Tight Sweet Teen Pussy 2 (2012)
So you say you're looking for a tighter pussy than the loose, cavernous hole your wife has? And you'd prefer to eat a pussy that tastes sweet, instead of the tart twat your girl has now? Well, that's exactly what you'll get with these sweet little teens. Watch as they fulfill a lucky man's dreams and get their tight pussies fucked hard and covered in cum.
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So you say you're looking for a tighter pussy than the loose, cavernous hole your wife has? And you'd prefer to eat a pussy that tastes sweet, instead of the tart twat your girl has now? Well, that's exactly what you'll get with these sweet little teens. Watch as they fulfill a lucky man's dreams and get their tight pussies fucked hard and covered in cum.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/26/2012
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Devil's Film
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