Back to Greece part 32
In this video, we follow Kevin Warhol, who has come up with a single question for each boy he meets during the day: What did you do before you joined BelAmi? Some very interesting and funny answers come back so we hope our boys will make you smile once again. In other action, Jerome kidnaps Pierre Cezanne and brings him to the main villa, where he gets lucky and fucks sexy Pascal Mauri.
The first part of the video with Kevin questioning the boys was so interesting that I hope we get a chance to see more answers from more of the lads very soon. This lot were so butch with all of the carpentry, fence building and warehouse work. Truly a great idea from the lovely Kevin. Pierre has eyes as blue as the Adriatic and they shine when he's on camera. Pascal is my BA calendar lad this month (10-23) and he looks a lot more trimmed and cared for than he did in the 'rehearsal' of the solo. Poor Pierre must have felt like Sleeping Beauty's prince as he hacked his way through the thick briars to get to Pascal's tender and protected hole! As always in these documentaries it's the boys who are the winners as we see them relaxed and friendly. Doubtless there are disagreements and even some big arguments, but there are enough people around to stop things getting too fractious. Hopefully!
I love hearing the Boys talking and seeing them having fun together.
Pierre needs a shave which Jerome can do and Pascal a doll.
Loved the question. Lots of fun hearing the boys' answers.
I love this series Back to Greece. It's always so much fun to watch the guys just enjoying each other and the awesomeness of the location and culture. The thing that I find which separates Bel Ami from all the other sites out there is the camaraderie the share. I truly believe that the guys do love each other and have each other's best interest at heart. Pierre is gorgeous. Well done everyone!
Pierre is such a handsome sexy man. Want to see the whole scene with Pascal.
I loved the questioning. It was both fun and informative. Lots of love to all.
I'm a fan of both Pierre and Pascal—thanks, gents!