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Tea Lounge
A young man who has just graduated meets his senior from school, who is the owner of a tea shop. Their closeness develops into love, but the senior still cannot let go of his girlfriend, who is having problems with him. Until one day, another man steps in. The young man has to decide between the person who loves him and waiting for the person he loves.
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A young man who has just graduated meets his senior from school, who is the owner of a tea shop. Their closeness develops into love, but the senior still cannot let go of his girlfriend, who is having problems with him. Until one day, another man steps in. The young man has to decide between the person who loves him and waiting for the person he loves.
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Written By:Krit Mongkholkasem, Narissorn Dhevapalin
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Nob Productions, Dream Maker Entertainment
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