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A girl who recently moved to a new town visits the neighbourhood's summer festival with her grandmother. Excited by the lively crowds and unfamiliar food stalls, suddenly she's lost sight of her grandmother.
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A girl who recently moved to a new town visits the neighbourhood's summer festival with her grandmother. Excited by the lively crowds and unfamiliar food stalls, suddenly she's lost sight of her grandmother.
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