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Mila goes from Tulane, New Orleans to Amsterdam, Holland to research water management and although she swears not to get involved in a romance after a recent break-up she can't resist "the prince" when he shows up at her doorstep.
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Mila goes from Tulane, New Orleans to Amsterdam, Holland to research water management and although she swears not to get involved in a romance after a recent break-up she can't resist "the prince" when he shows up at her doorstep.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Cecilia Miniucchi
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Studio:Euphoria Productions
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