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We're Gonna Die Alone
Rudy’s boyfriend, Zane, wants them to move in together, but there’s one hitch: her best friend and roommate, Sofia, is shattered from a brutal breakup, and telling her she’s moving out feels impossible. After a tequila-fueled night of heartbreak recovery to soften the blow, Rudy begins to question if her true home is really with Zane—or with the friend who needs her most.
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Rudy’s boyfriend, Zane, wants them to move in together, but there’s one hitch: her best friend and roommate, Sofia, is shattered from a brutal breakup, and telling her she’s moving out feels impossible. After a tequila-fueled night of heartbreak recovery to soften the blow, Rudy begins to question if her true home is really with Zane—or with the friend who needs her most.
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