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Gay Erotic Bundle - An Adult Short Stories Collection - cover

Gay Erotic Bundle - An Adult Short Stories Collection

Jim Miller

Publisher: Jim Miller

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A naughty collection of five xxx stories that features hot dudes who get on with other men as they seek to satisfy their raving desires. It leaves no stone unturned as it explicit raw and very dirty. So pick out your favorite spots as your hands might begin to wander as you enjoy this collection.
Available since: 12/02/2022.

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