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An Ex in Provence
Provence is the ideal place to break up, as lavender helps one fall asleep. Yet, lavender has been banned due to allergies when Therese and Reggie arrive, seeking culture and to rekindle their relationship.
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Provence is the ideal place to break up, as lavender helps one fall asleep. Yet, lavender has been banned due to allergies when Therese and Reggie arrive, seeking culture and to rekindle their relationship.
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Written By:Sofia Chapman
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