The Ruining of an Innocent Latina Beauty

Pablo and Eva Mendez look with pride at their eldest daughter Maria, as she is presented with a truly brilliant graduation certificate by the director of the Catholic girls' school. Maria, in turn, happily smiles at her parents, who, together with her and her younger sisters, arrived in the USA as illegal immigrants from Mexico almost ten years ago and who have since earned their living as laborers and cleaning ladies. Of course, they now fervently hope that their eldest daughter will soon go to university and have a better life than they had in their whole life.

To do this, however, Maria will have to look for a job in the coming holidays and earn the money that is still missing so that they can afford the expensive education at all. But this is what the worried parents are most afraid of, because on one hand, their eighteen-year-old daughter has developed in the last two years into an almost breathtaking Latin beauty with long, jet-black hair, big, brown doe eyes, full, round teenage breasts and the slender, flexible figure of a gazelle, after which all men turn their heads.

On the other hand, despite her obvious advantages, this very sheltered girl has been suffering from a lack of self-esteem and assertiveness since her earliest childhood for an unknown reason, so much so that she is seldom able to resist the wishes of any other person. She simply wants to please everyone, be loved by everyone and not hurt anyone. This little mistake will certainly be present in the further development of the girl in a few years. The parents are only worried that their daughter Maria will not be picked like a ripe fruit by somebody else in the meantime and might end up in the wrong hands...