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Too Hot for Her Own Good...the Saga Continues: Part 2
- Narrated by: Jim Masters
- Length: 29 mins
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Too Hot for Her Own Good...the Saga Continues: Part 2
Narrated by:
Jim Masters
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Publisher's Summary
Previously in story one, old man Vic can't help noticing one of his wife's young nieces. Charlene's short skirt is much too short, her tight shirt way too tight. The dirty old man thinks the young girl looks much too hot for her own good, which she does. That being said, the old man spends many happy hours proving how right he is. He screws the hot Charlene.
Happily for us, the good hot pussy doesn't end with the hot teen. This lurid behavior continues right into story two as the saga continues with yet another hot pussy joining the first one for a real hot pussy-licking three-way.
©2017 Vic Vitale (P)2017 Vic Vitale
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