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Sarah's Bind 

Sarah was maltreated and treated like a teenager at home after her graduation from the university, she became the grumpy girl at the office... her situation got worse when her colleague decided to fall in love with her without her permission...will she give in?
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Sarah was maltreated and treated like a teenager at home after her graduation from the university, she became the grumpy girl at the office... her situation got worse when her colleague decided to fall in love with her without her permission...will she give in?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Okey Ifeanyi
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Greenwealth Production

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