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Victim of Love 2 (1992)
Now separated due to her husband's affair in Victim of Love (1992), Christy asks a friend out. The mistress then adds a male date to the affair. But in the end, Christy makes a compromise with her husband and his mistress.
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Now separated due to her husband's affair in Victim of Love (1992), Christy asks a friend out. The mistress then adds a male date to the affair. But in the end, Christy makes a compromise with her husband and his mistress.
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In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment
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