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Too Big for Teens 14 (2014)
Whitney refuses to leave unpaid so she comes up with a good payment method for Manuel. Billy gets home early from work and tells his sitter, Janice, that she can still hang around till 11 and to help herself to anything she wants. Janice decides to follow Billy and to get some of that huge cock. Kendall is in her boyfriends room looking for her stuff when she comes across a big dick in the pile of clothes. Johnny then tells her that she can't just leave him there half hard, so Kendall takes it deep. Lola goes over to her best friend's house only to find out she's not home. Lola gets bored waiting for her so she decides to entertain herself with Princes massive cock.
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Whitney refuses to leave unpaid so she comes up with a good payment method for Manuel. Billy gets home early from work and tells his sitter, Janice, that she can still hang around till 11 and to help herself to anything she wants. Janice decides to follow Billy and to get some of that huge cock. Kendall is in her boyfriends room looking for her stuff when she comes across a big dick in the pile of clothes. Johnny then tells her that she can't just leave him there half hard, so Kendall takes it deep. Lola goes over to her best friend's house only to find out she's not home. Lola gets bored waiting for her so she decides to entertain herself with Princes massive cock.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/19/2014
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Reality Junkies
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