Sharing My Gay Husband's Ass
A Dancer's Body
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Sharing My Gay Husband's Ass
Narrated by:
Hank Wilder
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Narrated by:
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Hank Wilder
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Hank Wilder
About this listen
Ian is a lucky man. Not only is his gay husband Zack funny, charming, and intelligent, he's also a dancer with the body that comes along with it. But when Zack starts to hint at feelings for his handsome new dance student, Ian soon realizes that he might need to learn to share.
Soon enough, the three of them are making their way over to the dance studio for a little bit of late night rehearing, and their newest move is a hardcore, gay double penetration!
This is a hardcore gay threesome story, featuring rough sex, double penetration, double anal, hothusband, facials, and cuckolding.
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