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Two strangers meet at a suicide point and help each other die. But they are saved and go their separate ways. Both are set to get married but they flee from their respective homes at the last moment.
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Two strangers meet at a suicide point and help each other die. But they are saved and go their separate ways. Both are set to get married but they flee from their respective homes at the last moment.
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