This generally downbeat Girlfriends Films series usually has better plotting than this 9th episode, which features lame set-ups to the 4 requisite XXX vignettes.

India Summer drops by to see how Chastity's escrow is coming on the house she's sold, and instead petite blonde Brea Bennett answers the door and is in line for a rude awakening. Seems that Brea has just rented the place with a big deposit, unaware that she'll have to leave in five days when the sale goes through. Chastity (probably Lynn, but this character remains merely a name-drop here) never told her that she sold the place. India feels sympathetic, offering the kid $1000 to help her find a new place, in exchange for a tumble in bed upstairs.

Even less scintillating a story line has meanie Ryan Keely unwilling to give cute redhead Jayden Cole some slack, as latter is behind in her rent and about to get booted out in favor of someone willing to pay a much steeper monthly tariff. Of course, sex saves the day. Big surprise here is that even though this edition was shot just five years ago, Keely is completely unrecognizable, with long brown hair instead of her currently fashionable and almost iconic blonde pixie hair style.

Opening vignette has almost no story at all, as Sam Ryan (in brunette mode) visits Raylene's home to try and sign her up as a realtor, and by the time they view the bedroom it's sex, sex, sex time. Aussie actress Sally Charles' lilting accent saves the other segment, as busty blonde Angela Sommers visits, you guessed it - to represent her home on the market, and when they reach the bedroom, the bed is covered with vintage lingerie that Sally insists Angela try on. You get the picture.

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