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Biography

Gender:

Female

Age:

20

Ethnicity:

Asian

Nationality:

DEFAULT

Hair color:

Blond

Hair Length:

Very Short

Eye color:

Brown

Height:

162 cm

Weight:

57 kg

Sexual Orientation:

Heterosexual

Services Offered For:

Men
Women
2+

Dress size:

XXL

Shoe size:

46

Cup size:

H

Breast:

Natural

Pubic hair:

Shaved completely

Tattoo:

No

Piercings:

Yes

Smoking:

Yes

Drinking:

Yes

Languages:

English
German
Italian
Portuguese
Japanese

Available for:

Incall: Private apartment
Outcall: Hotel and home visits

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