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Can A Flower Forgive?
Somewhere in San Pablo, Laguna, Chance, a college student on hiatus, insults people online using a burner account to make himself feel better. He has a condition that impacts his mobility, so he bashes people out of insecurity. Chance finds peace from his loving mother who is his sole family, and his online girlfriend whom he had never met or seen. When the couple finally decide to meet-up, Chance discovers that he has become a victim of his own blind judgment.
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Somewhere in San Pablo, Laguna, Chance, a college student on hiatus, insults people online using a burner account to make himself feel better. He has a condition that impacts his mobility, so he bashes people out of insecurity. Chance finds peace from his loving mother who is his sole family, and his online girlfriend whom he had never met or seen. When the couple finally decide to meet-up, Chance discovers that he has become a victim of his own blind judgment.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Eusebio, Francheska Nicole B.
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