Amanda
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Olivia
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Biography
Gender:
Female
Age:
30
Ethnicity:
Caucasian
Nationality:
DEFAULT
Hair color:
Light brown
Hair Length:
Very Long
Eye color:
Gray
Height:
163 cm
Weight:
41 kg
Sexual Orientation:
Heterosexual
Services Offered For:
Men
Women
Women
Dress size:
XXL
Shoe size:
34
Cup size:
C
Breast:
Natural
Pubic hair:
Shaved mostly
Tattoo:
Yes
Piercings:
Yes
Smoking:
Yes
Drinking:
No
Languages:
English
French
Russian
Spanish
Indian
French
Russian
Spanish
Indian
Available for:
Incall:
Private apartment
Outcall: Hotel and home visits
Outcall: Hotel and home visits
Services
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