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Next Room Affair
Lea, a quiet student, lives next door to couple Ramon and Mara. When she begins witnessing Ramon’s secret affairs, her curiosity turns into a growing fascination that awakens desires she doesn’t fully understand. As her dreams blur with reality, Lea is pulled into a dangerous longing that threatens to upend the lives of everyone around her.
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Lea, a quiet student, lives next door to couple Ramon and Mara. When she begins witnessing Ramon’s secret affairs, her curiosity turns into a growing fascination that awakens desires she doesn’t fully understand. As her dreams blur with reality, Lea is pulled into a dangerous longing that threatens to upend the lives of everyone around her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:King Abalos
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Vivamax
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