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10 Days Apart
To save their fading love, a couple chooses ten days of silence, writing letters instead of speaking. On the final day, he discovers she was fighting a battle alone and loving him more than he ever knew.
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To save their fading love, a couple chooses ten days of silence, writing letters instead of speaking. On the final day, he discovers she was fighting a battle alone and loving him more than he ever knew.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anjan Kommineni
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