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Two Scars
A female teacher tries to hide the scratches on her car as carefully as the cracks in her heart. When her clash with a troubled student deepens, two unseen scars emerge on campus — one visible, the other quietly breaking her apart.
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A female teacher tries to hide the scratches on her car as carefully as the cracks in her heart. When her clash with a troubled student deepens, two unseen scars emerge on campus — one visible, the other quietly breaking her apart.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lan Wei-hao
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