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Somebody to Love 

Cora goes to group grief therapy in hopes to cope with the conflicting loss of her ex-girlfriend. There, she meets Dr. Jasmine Marcotte and Ryan, a girl who sets out to help Cora find her voice. Meanwhile, the closeted Michael dreads an upcoming dinner with his conservative family, so his boyfriend, Sebastian, offers a solution that may or may not have dire consequences.
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Cora goes to group grief therapy in hopes to cope with the conflicting loss of her ex-girlfriend. There, she meets Dr. Jasmine Marcotte and Ryan, a girl who sets out to help Cora find her voice. Meanwhile, the closeted Michael dreads an upcoming dinner with his conservative family, so his boyfriend, Sebastian, offers a solution that may or may not have dire consequences.

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