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Dr. Miguel Cascarro finds a troubled and mysterious girl named Valerie lying in the middle of a road. He welcomes her into his home and takes care of her, until an intimate relationship blossoms between them. Will this romance heal their scars from the past, or will it cut deeper wounds?
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Dr. Miguel Cascarro finds a troubled and mysterious girl named Valerie lying in the middle of a road. He welcomes her into his home and takes care of her, until an intimate relationship blossoms between them. Will this romance heal their scars from the past, or will it cut deeper wounds?
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Genre:Romance, Mystery
Written By:Roy Sevilla Ho
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:SQ Film Laboratories, Black Maria Pictures, Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions
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