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During a train ride to her hometown Pomorie, Keti thinks back to a summer a couple of years ago when she met Ezgi, a Turkish tourist. Through faded memories, Keti looks back on a friendship that perhaps meant more than the two girls admitted at the time.
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During a train ride to her hometown Pomorie, Keti thinks back to a summer a couple of years ago when she met Ezgi, a Turkish tourist. Through faded memories, Keti looks back on a friendship that perhaps meant more than the two girls admitted at the time.
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