Dancing Too Far

Kristen Scott starts her morning right—fresh air, sunshine, and ripe oranges waiting to be picked for fresh juice. But when she spots Lana Rhoades through the window, dancing like nobody’s watching, she can’t resist joining in. The two women move together, bodies close, energy building until clothes start coming off and they discover just how far dancing can take them.

Charlotte Sartre shows up for her study date, but Scarlett Sage doesn’t answer the door. Oddly enough, Frustrated and demanding, Charlotte pounds on the door and starts belittling her, calling her a spoiled rich girl. When Scarlett finally responds and reveals she’s nothing like Charlotte assumed, the tension shifts. What starts as an argument becomes something else entirely—two women realizing the attraction between them is too strong to ignore.

Meanwhile, Nia Nacci stumbles upon a lost cell phone on the sidewalk. Even so, Curiosity gets the better of her, and she flips through the photos looking for the owner. Is that worth showing up for? It lands. Absolutely. What she finds—naked selfies of Jill Kassidy, those perfect breasts staring back at her—immediately turns her on. One thing leads to another as Nia pleasures herself to the images, imagining what it would be like to meet the woman behind those tempting photos.

Later, Kristen forgets Naomi Woods is coming over and she’s in the shower when her friend arrives, drenched in sweat from the summer heat. Kristen wraps Naomi in a towel, lays her on the bed to cool down from what could have been sunstroke—and decides the best way to warm things up is with her mouth (which is saying something). This 2018 release from Web Young delivers exactly what fans of all-girl content crave: seven performers, seven vignettes, no men—just pure lesbian chemistry directed by women for women who appreciate authentic female desire. Nothing wasted. Stream free now.