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Believe in Yourself
Norman is going through a hard time and meets his long-lost friend, Daniel, to ask him for help. When Anna, a pretty journalist, enters the bar, Daniel sees her as the perfect opportunity for Norman to once again start believing in himself.
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Norman is going through a hard time and meets his long-lost friend, Daniel, to ask him for help. When Anna, a pretty journalist, enters the bar, Daniel sees her as the perfect opportunity for Norman to once again start believing in himself.
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Written By:Miguel Guzman
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