Kelly The Coed Part 6 - Double Secret Probation

Jim Powers must be recalling his own college days:  Who remembers Nichiren Buddhist professors chanting in the buff?  (And who'd cast Tony Martino in that role???)

But that's who the coed-lie Allysin Chaynes stumbles across in the student lounge, and needless to say, the tiny blonde takes to it like... well, like she take to fucking Tony's brains out in three positions.

Then a four-guy serial b.j., courtesy of Gina Ryder, leads to a couple of the more rambunctious guys throwing a couch out a second story window... which in turn leads to this tape's subtitle, "Double Secret Probation."  But that doesn't stop Allysin from introducing the joys of girl/girl love to Mirage, who wants to make sure the coed knows she's "really not a lesbian, okay?" Nor does it deter Kianna Bradley from satisfying both the still-chanting Tony and Chris Cannon with a little b.j. and cock-bouncing.

For anal fans, Cloey Adams gets d.p.'d by Rod Fontana and Mark Vega, while Mirage takes it up the keister from Erik Everhard.

Review from AVN

Jim Powers must be recalling his own college days: Who remembers Nichiren Buddhist professors chanting in the buff? (And who'd cast Tony Martino in that role???)

But that's who the coed-like Allysin Chaynes stumbles across in the student lounge, and needless to say, the tiny blonde takes to it like... well, like she takes to fucking Tony's brains out in three positions.

Then a four-guy serial b.j., courtesy of Gina Ryder, leads to a couple of the more rambunctious guys throwing a couch out a second story window... which in turn leads to this tape's subtitle, "Double Secret Probation." But that doesn't stop Allysin from introducing the joys of girl/girl love to Mirage, who wants to make sure the coed knows she's "really not a lesbian, okay?" Nor does it deter Kianna Bradley from satisfying both the still-chanting Tony and Chris Cannon with a little b.j. and cock-bouncing.

For anal fans, Cloey Adams gets d.p.'d by Rod Fontana and Mark Vega, while Mirage takes it up the keister from Erik Everhard.

Review from AVN