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Mia's Quest
Mia is a shy teenager who has gathered the courage to ask her best friend and crush, Celine, out on a date. But when she rings the doorbell, Celine's strict and religious father, Pastor Roberts, answers the door. Will Mia be able to ask the girl of her dreams out?
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Mia is a shy teenager who has gathered the courage to ask her best friend and crush, Celine, out on a date. But when she rings the doorbell, Celine's strict and religious father, Pastor Roberts, answers the door. Will Mia be able to ask the girl of her dreams out?
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