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Candy Candy
Candy is an orphan who wants to meet with his best friend from the orphanage, Annie, who was adopted 7 years ago. But things will not be easy for Candy. She will find rejection from her friend, who wants to fit in her new life, and her life will change when she is adopted by a wealthy family, but to serve as a maid. Candy will also know love in Anthony, a wealthy boy. A tragic event will lead in many changes in Candy's life.
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Candy is an orphan who wants to meet with his best friend from the orphanage, Annie, who was adopted 7 years ago. But things will not be easy for Candy. She will find rejection from her friend, who wants to fit in her new life, and her life will change when she is adopted by a wealthy family, but to serve as a maid. Candy will also know love in Anthony, a wealthy boy. A tragic event will lead in many changes in Candy's life.
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