You Will Feel Better After This Stepsis – S27:E11 – [BrattySis] Madi Collins

You Will Feel Better After This Stepsis – S27:E11 – [BrattySis] Madi Collins –

Redhead babe Madi Collins is prone to wandering around the house in skimpy little outfits that really showcase her tight body. She also wants her new stepbrother, Jayden Marcos. She combines those two traits to get her way when she accuses Jayden of leaving the windows open last night and getting her sick. Grabbing Jayden’s hands, Madi puts them on her breasts to show how hard her nipples are. Jayden storms out.

Later, Madi is naked in bed when Jayden knocks on the door to check on her. She asks him to come spoon with her to help her warm up because she’s cold. Jayden realizes she’s naked and tries to back out of the situation, but Madi insists that Jayden get naked too so he can share his body heat with her. Eventually, Madi claims that having Jayden drop a big hot load inside her will warm her right up.

She makes a convincing case as she slides down Jayden’s body and rubs her pussy against his fuck stick. Sucking him off and then climbing on top to slide down on the D seals the deal. Jayden takes a moment to feast on Madi’s snatch before he puts her on her hands and knees to dick her down in doggy. Rolling Madi over, Jayden lifts her thighs to open her up for a pussy pounding that only ends when he nuts all over his redhead stepsister’s stomach and tits.

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