Complicated
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Emma is een meisje die een erg speciale jongen ontmoet zodra ze op de middelbare school zit... Maar wat gebeurt er als de twee een speciale band krijgen? Weten ze alle obstakels te overwinnen of gaat de goede band tussen de twee kapot?
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