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Waiting Room
The story revolves around Pras, a cafe barista who, that evening, wanted to invite one of his customers at the cafe where he works, Chery, to go somewhere. Unfortunately, Chery suddenly canceled the invitation without any clear reason, leaving Pras speechless. As time passed slowly that night, he began to reveal facts that left Chery astonished.
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The story revolves around Pras, a cafe barista who, that evening, wanted to invite one of his customers at the cafe where he works, Chery, to go somewhere. Unfortunately, Chery suddenly canceled the invitation without any clear reason, leaving Pras speechless. As time passed slowly that night, he began to reveal facts that left Chery astonished.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Ais Item
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Sukses Selalu Pictures
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