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Five years, one disaster and an uncomfortable reunion at a funeral. Layla and Jamie haven’t spoken since the day their relationship exploded – literally. Now, trapped in the same room, they must confront their past. Will they emerge as friends, enemies or perhaps lovers again?
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Five years, one disaster and an uncomfortable reunion at a funeral. Layla and Jamie haven’t spoken since the day their relationship exploded – literally. Now, trapped in the same room, they must confront their past. Will they emerge as friends, enemies or perhaps lovers again?
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