Barely Legal 39 (2003)
Cherry Pop!
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Runtime : 1H 25M
Director : Clive McLean
Synopsis
"I'm 18, and I'm, like, so ready! Please take my fuckin' cherry! I'm tired of being a virgin. I want to feel your fat prick rubbing up and down my kid-smooth cunt lips. I want you to teach me everything dirty. Fill my throat with your thick meat. Spank my tight, little ass with your penis. Let me tongue your butthole. Teach me real good, then make me practice over and over." Really hot sex - really young girls! Barely Legal #39 is absolutely jam packed with sticky sweet pussies, teenage titties and tiny virgin assholes! All 18, all yours, all night! Enjoy!
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