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On the third anniversary of their relationship, Carlos and Sara return to the Lebu overlook, the place where they first met. Their relationship is in crisis; an exhausting routine and constant conflicts have slowly taken over their lives. Determined to rekindle what they once had, Carlos surprises Sara with a marriage proposal. Her answer, however, is not what he expects.
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On the third anniversary of their relationship, Carlos and Sara return to the Lebu overlook, the place where they first met. Their relationship is in crisis; an exhausting routine and constant conflicts have slowly taken over their lives. Determined to rekindle what they once had, Carlos surprises Sara with a marriage proposal. Her answer, however, is not what he expects.
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