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A Perfect Match
Bridget has no luck with men. All her romances end too quickly. A friend advised her to change her strategy. 'Maybe you You should try someone completely different.' In a bar, she meets Andrei: — awkward, shy and strangely dressed. He's not her type at all. And that is why she invites him to her home. The night turns out to be unexpected: mutual awkwardness gives way to frankness. Andrei and Bridget find what they have been looking for in each other: Have they found what they have been looking for all this time?
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Bridget has no luck with men. All her romances end too quickly. A friend advised her to change her strategy. 'Maybe you You should try someone completely different.' In a bar, she meets Andrei: — awkward, shy and strangely dressed. He's not her type at all. And that is why she invites him to her home. The night turns out to be unexpected: mutual awkwardness gives way to frankness. Andrei and Bridget find what they have been looking for in each other: Have they found what they have been looking for all this time?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anastasia Volynets
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