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Alexandra is a student living in a suburban flat. Depressed after being dumped by her girlfriend, Liv. She begins to suspect that one of her flatmates is behind the split. However, when she confronts him, it becomes apparent that she is not prepared to face the truth.
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Alexandra is a student living in a suburban flat. Depressed after being dumped by her girlfriend, Liv. She begins to suspect that one of her flatmates is behind the split. However, when she confronts him, it becomes apparent that she is not prepared to face the truth.
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Written By:Felix Hannah
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