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Christina and Nessie are childhood friends who fell in love with each other, but they drifted apart because Christina's parents refused to accept her identity. After two years, the two were reunited. However, it was not the reunion they were hoping for.
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Christina and Nessie are childhood friends who fell in love with each other, but they drifted apart because Christina's parents refused to accept her identity. After two years, the two were reunited. However, it was not the reunion they were hoping for.
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:AQ Prime
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