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Jessica is going to visit her older cousin (and former babysitter), Holly, for the weekend and has some big news to share. However, Holly is stuck in the past and not ready to change her perception of Jessica as a child, even though they're now 15 years old. In this family drama the two have to come together in order to remember what really matters.
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Jessica is going to visit her older cousin (and former babysitter), Holly, for the weekend and has some big news to share. However, Holly is stuck in the past and not ready to change her perception of Jessica as a child, even though they're now 15 years old. In this family drama the two have to come together in order to remember what really matters.
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