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I Never Lie
Grandpa loves Grandma, who is suffering from dementia, very dearly. And to prevent the constant reminder of the painful truth, Grandpa took advantage of her memory. A heartwarming drama about a loving husband creating false memories just so that his wife does not have to face their less than perfect life.
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Grandpa loves Grandma, who is suffering from dementia, very dearly. And to prevent the constant reminder of the painful truth, Grandpa took advantage of her memory. A heartwarming drama about a loving husband creating false memories just so that his wife does not have to face their less than perfect life.
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