Her Significant Other

Her Significant Other

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[soon]some says "don't go to Baguio with your Significant Other", Lalisa Elena Felix a professional chef from Sta. Ana, Manila and Jungkook Jeon Gomez an Architect who lives around BGC decided to go to Baguio to celebrate their 8th Anniversary... they were told about the curse but they still insisted to go, will the curse come true? or they will prove people that they are no such thing as Curses --- JDRM
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