【暗黑星正妹】隱藏版暗黑正妹‭ / ‬精明火辣的視訊女郎Dariej

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2015年8月30日上午9:26

這次要介紹的這一位暗黑星正妹跟之前介紹過的有些不一樣，這位暱稱為Dariej的女孩的工作是視訊女郎，當然不意外的就是色情類的視訊。在視訊上她最常出現的就是脫光或是自慰的鏡頭，更讓人瞠目結舌的是，居然還有跟自己男友雙雙入鏡表演的場面。

從Dariej的外貌上看來，推測她應該有亞裔的血統，不過她實在太神秘了，不但連基本資料都沒有，就連她的推特上面照片也是寥寥可數。不過這位Dariej可是很精明的呢！她在自己的推特上面說明這裡不會有火辣的照片，推友如果想看「美照」的話，請付款並留下自己的電子信箱，她才會把火辣的照片寄給對方，果然是很有生意頭腦啊！

而這位Dariej發布視訊的地方可說是包羅萬象，除了一般的色情網站平台之外，連Skype或是Youtube都可以是她發送影片的管道。有些因為平台規定的關係，所以不能有露點或過激的畫面出現，但這些卻變成她的宣傳管道，讓大家可以循線找到她真正的視訊，雖然Dariej並不是一位職業暗黑女星，但她做生意跟賺錢的想法可一點都不比這些線上的女優差呢！

‭(‬圖片來源：dariej視訊捷圖‭)‬

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