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Barely a week after ending a toxic relationship, Joan, a 19-year-old university student, is confronted by his ex-boyfriend Wade in an attempt to rekindle their lost love. This turns out to be a trap to Joan as Wade not only seeks to entertain his friends but also embarrass Joan in front of hers in form of a skit.
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Barely a week after ending a toxic relationship, Joan, a 19-year-old university student, is confronted by his ex-boyfriend Wade in an attempt to rekindle their lost love. This turns out to be a trap to Joan as Wade not only seeks to entertain his friends but also embarrass Joan in front of hers in form of a skit.
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