Pale skin flushes, freckles disappear under the blush, and the finish arrives with the sort of volume that sends the crew hunting for towels. Redheads have a reputation to maintain and these 242 scenes suggest it is thoroughly earned. The stereotype, repeatedly documented.
George (Tommy Pistol) is busy homeschooling his stepdaughter, Madi (Madi Collins). But they're interrupted when a social worker, Sean (Seth Gamble), checks on them, due to a tip from a concerned neighbor. George is nervous, especially as Madi innocently joins him at the door, but allows Sean inside to talk.</br></br>As Sean asks Madi some questions, he learns that she's incredibly naive and that there's definitely more to the story than they're letting on. It soon becomes very obvious that George and Madi are involved in a sexual relationship, although George tries to deny this (but fails miserably).</br></br>Madi senses that they may be in deep trouble and that there's a chance she may be separated from her stepfather. That's when Sean finally shows his own sleazy true colors...
George (Tommy Pistol) is busy homeschooling his stepdaughter, Madi (Madi Collins). But they're interrupted when a social worker, Sean (Seth Gamble), checks on them, due to a tip from a concerned neighbor. George is nervous, especially as Madi innocently joins him at the door, but allows Sean inside to talk.</br></br>As Sean asks Madi some questions, he learns that she's incredibly naive and that there's definitely more to the story than they're letting on. It soon becomes very obvious that George and Madi are involved in a sexual relationship, although George tries to deny this (but fails miserably).</br></br>Madi senses that they may be in deep trouble and that there's a chance she may be separated from her stepfather. That's when Sean finally shows his own sleazy true colors...
