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Pursuit of Happiness
Cursed to live until she finds true happiness, Lea’s endless life changes when she meets Justine — an enigmatic girl who embodies everything she longs to be. To end her torturous immortality, Lea knows she must become like her — yet she believes she never will.
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Cursed to live until she finds true happiness, Lea’s endless life changes when she meets Justine — an enigmatic girl who embodies everything she longs to be. To end her torturous immortality, Lea knows she must become like her — yet she believes she never will.
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Genre:Romance, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Paul Derick Gudelano
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Runtime:14 minutes
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