How We Broke Up

How We Broke Up

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As Ro Houston, a graduating student, finishes her presentation for the company where she interns, another conflict comes in. Four years after they broke up, Thomas Young got invited to the Houston's family dinner. Unable to say no to her mom, she is unwillingly needed to show up. As she opens up with her brothers, Robert, dropped the question: Don't you have a boyfriend. Without pretentions, she asked her best friend, Stephen Hugh to be his guy. Unfortunately, he is not available. A new guy comes in.
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