The Treehouse
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As Richard took a long walk in the neighborhood, he spotted a treehouse away from the aligned houses. He enters it and soon starts a conversation with the owner using notes.
What happens when they give too much information about themselves? Will they ever be together?
Start Date: May 21, 2015
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