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Aryo, a 10 years old boy with HIV decide to stop taking his monthly medicine treatment. His Father Ranu, challenges him to play hide and seek with bets, as the way to persuade his son to change his decision.
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Aryo, a 10 years old boy with HIV decide to stop taking his monthly medicine treatment. His Father Ranu, challenges him to play hide and seek with bets, as the way to persuade his son to change his decision.
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