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Love and a Little Pepper 

Larisa, burdened with children and debts, struggled to find work. Arkady, her husband’s friend, offered her a job cooking for his office. Arkady and his boss, Dima, became her regular customers, charmed by her cooking and secret allure. Unbeknownst to Larisa, Arkady paid off her debts, and she became Dima’s mistress, believing in his noble intentions.
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Larisa, burdened with children and debts, struggled to find work. Arkady, her husband’s friend, offered her a job cooking for his office. Arkady and his boss, Dima, became her regular customers, charmed by her cooking and secret allure. Unbeknownst to Larisa, Arkady paid off her debts, and she became Dima’s mistress, believing in his noble intentions.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lesia Voloshyn
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Runtime:90 minutes
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