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Lola
Lola Barth is a beautiful transgender person with a very intense past. She has been in a relationship with her boyfriend Johnathan for about five years. They lived together, and about a year ago, they started the adoption process. To become a mother is the biggest dream of Lola, and she is willing to do everything possible. Her boyfriend Johnathan, who has always been close to her has a different opinion about it. He feels unsure of being a father, but he continues to proceed in order to make Lola happy. The situation changes when there is a real possibility to take a child into foster care, a child who has been refused by different families.
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Lola Barth is a beautiful transgender person with a very intense past. She has been in a relationship with her boyfriend Johnathan for about five years. They lived together, and about a year ago, they started the adoption process. To become a mother is the biggest dream of Lola, and she is willing to do everything possible. Her boyfriend Johnathan, who has always been close to her has a different opinion about it. He feels unsure of being a father, but he continues to proceed in order to make Lola happy. The situation changes when there is a real possibility to take a child into foster care, a child who has been refused by different families.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Francesca Tasini
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