Rosalind
Vivian and Rosalind love each other, but after Rosalind was diagnosed with lung cancer she became abusive to her only caregiver, Vivian, for nine life-draining years. When Vivian leaves town to see her dying father, a nurse and their close friend, Phoebe, teach Rosalind and Vivian a lesson in love they will never forget.
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Vivian and Rosalind love each other, but after Rosalind was diagnosed with lung cancer she became abusive to her only caregiver, Vivian, for nine life-draining years. When Vivian leaves town to see her dying father, a nurse and their close friend, Phoebe, teach Rosalind and Vivian a lesson in love they will never forget.
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