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Crush
Nina and Astrid are best friends. As sociology undergrads, they decide to study the construct of love... by interviewing every guy Nina has ever had a crush on. But this project puts their friendship to the test, all the more so since Astrid has her own little crush for Nina.
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Nina and Astrid are best friends. As sociology undergrads, they decide to study the construct of love... by interviewing every guy Nina has ever had a crush on. But this project puts their friendship to the test, all the more so since Astrid has her own little crush for Nina.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Mordred Guadagno
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