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Jenna was studying over at her friend Alison's house trying to concentrate. She could not keep her mind on the books while Alison's smoking hot step mom was working out doing yoga. Jenna was... Read all Jenna was studying over at her friend Alison's house trying to concentrate. She could not keep her mind on the books while Alison's smoking hot step mom was working out doing yoga. Jenna was just staring at her pose showing off her curves. Kendra noticed this and asked Jenna to h... Read all Jenna was studying over at her friend Alison's house trying to concentrate. She could not keep her mind on the books while Alison's smoking hot step mom was working out doing yoga. Jenna was just staring at her pose showing off her curves. Kendra noticed this and asked Jenna to hold her feet down while she did her exercise. Jenna jumped right up to help and planted he... Read all
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The last thing the director did before shouting "action" was serve Amber a slice of pizza. She understands now that it was a ploy: one final nod to normalcy before upending her life forever. But back then, at age 15, she was too distracted by the party and the promise of easy money to realize she had been duped into porn.
At first, she was told she would be in a music video, then that she'd be an extra in a strip scene. Sit in the background and smile, she recalls being told. All for an easy $100. Instead, the teen beauty queen soon found herself having sex on camera with a man nearly twice her age -- a man who would be accused of murder.
"I was manipulated," says Amber, now 18 years old. "They were putting digits in my face and throwing a good-looking guy at me. I was 15 and surrounded by temptation. It messed up my whole life."

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The last thing the director did before shouting "action" was serve Amber a slice of pizza. She understands now that it was a ploy: one final nod to normalcy before upending her life forever. But back then, at age 15, she was too distracted by the party and the promise of easy money to realize she had been duped into porn.
At first, she was told she would be in a music video, then that she'd be an extra in a strip scene. Sit in the background and smile, she recalls being told. All for an easy $100. Instead, the teen beauty queen soon found herself having sex on camera with a man nearly twice her age -- a man who would be accused of murder.
"I was manipulated," says Amber, now 18 years old. "They were putting digits in my face and throwing a good-looking guy at me. I was 15 and surrounded by temptation. It messed up my whole life."

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