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The Last Photo
A photographer loses her husband to a tragedy because he couldn't accept her crossdresser identity, leading her to live with a great sense of guilt. However, a photo taken at a bar reminds her of the last difficult moment she shared with her great love, bringing forth hidden feelings and desires.
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A photographer loses her husband to a tragedy because he couldn't accept her crossdresser identity, leading her to live with a great sense of guilt. However, a photo taken at a bar reminds her of the last difficult moment she shared with her great love, bringing forth hidden feelings and desires.
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Written By:Marcelo Meniquelli
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