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Angel and Bruno are soldiers. Before the battle broke out they were couple and theater artists. When Angel is shot by an enemy attack, Bruno will do his best to save his love's life.
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Angel and Bruno are soldiers. Before the battle broke out they were couple and theater artists. When Angel is shot by an enemy attack, Bruno will do his best to save his love's life.
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