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Phantom Waves
After the death of her partner Seb, Maddie tries to cope by opening her heart to a new love. She distracts herself from the memories of the past however, one day Seb returns. Conflicted with the reignited spark of their relationship she constructs a plan to give Seb his final farewell.
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After the death of her partner Seb, Maddie tries to cope by opening her heart to a new love. She distracts herself from the memories of the past however, one day Seb returns. Conflicted with the reignited spark of their relationship she constructs a plan to give Seb his final farewell.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Nippich Suppasiripoka
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