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Handle Me with Care
A girl who lives alone in her apartment recalls a meet-cute moment with her new crush as she waits for her water to boil before continuing her daily endeavors.
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A girl who lives alone in her apartment recalls a meet-cute moment with her new crush as she waits for her water to boil before continuing her daily endeavors.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Ranzell Rosales, Nicole Angela Coma, Quiana Santos, Kieth Allison Aclan, Chriszhel Joyce Saroca
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Runtime:10 minutes
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