Something's Phishy
Bex, aiming to lift the spirits of her heartbroken friend Danny, attempts to prove their irresistibility by covertly impersonating them on a dating app, inadvertently causing chaos in the coffee shop where they work.
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Bex, aiming to lift the spirits of her heartbroken friend Danny, attempts to prove their irresistibility by covertly impersonating them on a dating app, inadvertently causing chaos in the coffee shop where they work.
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Written By:Chase Lo, Bessie Cheng
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