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Foot fetish

Jeannine Libby

Editora: Bibliomundi

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Do women like their feet kissed and licked? The answer of prostitute Shirley is NO!However, she will be hired by Mr. Wilson, a banker who does not look for women with big asses or big breasts, but for women with beautiful feet.
Disponível desde: 20/07/2018.

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