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Two Little Mice 

A man is hosting his best friend for a sleepover. He's been harboring feelings for his friend for years, but tomorrow his friend gets married. He has to grapple with his hidden emotions while helping his friend prepare wedding attire. Unbeknownst to him, the friend also holds a secret of his own.
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A man is hosting his best friend for a sleepover. He's been harboring feelings for his friend for years, but tomorrow his friend gets married. He has to grapple with his hidden emotions while helping his friend prepare wedding attire. Unbeknownst to him, the friend also holds a secret of his own.

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