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Losing Your Flames (2014)
When Chris receives a text from his boyfriend word, spreads faster than lightning in the southern town he calls home, resulting in his expulsion from the popular crowd, and worse his family.
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When Chris receives a text from his boyfriend word, spreads faster than lightning in the southern town he calls home, resulting in his expulsion from the popular crowd, and worse his family.
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