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Père et Fille
Paul is taking care of his six-month-old baby girl Lou, alone and full-time. He never leaves his neighborhood and doesn't take calls. His loved ones are beginning to worry.
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Paul is taking care of his six-month-old baby girl Lou, alone and full-time. He never leaves his neighborhood and doesn't take calls. His loved ones are beginning to worry.
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