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A Handshake
Léo and Baptiste go to the same school. But they do not know each other yet. When they meet for the first time, a passing handshake evokes a daydream from Baptiste. It is the longing for the love of his life. In his mind, he found it in Léo.
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Léo and Baptiste go to the same school. But they do not know each other yet. When they meet for the first time, a passing handshake evokes a daydream from Baptiste. It is the longing for the love of his life. In his mind, he found it in Léo.
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