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A Gay Holiday 

Belle, a journalist from the big city, reluctantly returns to her small town home to visit her father after her mother's passing. She wants to help her father with his bakery, but discovers that her childhood bully, Nicole, has already been working for her father for years. What was once a bitter rivalry soon turns to a budding relationship between Belle and Nicole as they spend more time together.
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Belle, a journalist from the big city, reluctantly returns to her small town home to visit her father after her mother's passing. She wants to help her father with his bakery, but discovers that her childhood bully, Nicole, has already been working for her father for years. What was once a bitter rivalry soon turns to a budding relationship between Belle and Nicole as they spend more time together.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Lily Chapman, Zack/Zoe Bradshaw, Natalie Hnat, Makayla Munoz, Brooklynn Waller, Riley Yang, Jazmin Arcadio-Piedra
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Runtime:12 minutes
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