Moving on
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"she's that 26 years old who lost her husband and was left with a kid" That's how people have labelled Rima since her husband died 3 years ago. 3 years she spent mourning him and blaming him for her agony. She finally gets the chance to move from her home town and take her daughter away. How will she deal with the memories? the unsloved feelings and grudges? the family and friends she's leaving behind?
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