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Andy, a high school student, suffers from frustration. He did not receive love from his stepmother. His father, who is a director, is also busy. Andy's frustration increases when he catches his stepmother cheating on him. He ran away and was taken in by a homosexual painter. When the homosexual was about to have sex with him, Andy ran away. The father divorced his wife, then invited Andy back.
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Andy, a high school student, suffers from frustration. He did not receive love from his stepmother. His father, who is a director, is also busy. Andy's frustration increases when he catches his stepmother cheating on him. He ran away and was taken in by a homosexual painter. When the homosexual was about to have sex with him, Andy ran away. The father divorced his wife, then invited Andy back.
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