
France vs Canada - 4 Points Per Hole
"Unexpected dates between French and Canadian young twinks."
Synopsis
French Twinks ships Camille Kenzo and Xavier Sibley two of its biggest stars in Quebec to meet young Canadians. The boys share for a few days a cottage that will turn into a place of debauchery and sexual experiences of all kinds. The last day will be celebrated with an explosive gang bang between two French and three Canadian. It was then the turn of Skyler Dallon, a Canadian blonde to discover Paris alongside Theo Ford and Anthony Sollis. An initiatory journey into the French capital that he will never forget.
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