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His Girlfriend Tongued Me Then He Joined In - FFM Threesome Erotica Lesbian Erotica Erotica Cuckquean Erotica - cover

His Girlfriend Tongued Me Then He Joined In - FFM Threesome Erotica Lesbian Erotica Erotica Cuckquean Erotica

Nicki Menage

Publisher: Publishdrive

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Summary

I’m caught enjoying myself on dog-walk by my younger neighbors Aden and Gemma.  She helps me finish and then insists we do the same for Aden.  Read about the fun we have getting him to the edge, right before I pull out his love all over his girlfriend’s face!
Available since: 05/16/2024.
Print length: 18 pages.

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