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Waiting for You to Come Home
A teenage boy, El, sees the girl he has a crush on, Cia, sitting alone waiting for her to be picked up to go home. El takes the initiative to accompany her home and at the same time tries to get closer to Cia.
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A teenage boy, El, sees the girl he has a crush on, Cia, sitting alone waiting for her to be picked up to go home. El takes the initiative to accompany her home and at the same time tries to get closer to Cia.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Alghifary
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Exvielas Production
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