Waves of Theater Curtains

Waves of Theater Curtains

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Theater has always been Sap's dream. Every waking moment of everyday, she have always loved theater, and arts. Not until the sole heir of the Calaia Entertainment happened. Everything that she loved about theater... Everything that she have dreamt about, just vanished. She lost the burning spark she once had for arts... And for theater... But what if they had a chance to revisit and re-do everything? Will Sap allow herself to be taken by the waves again? Or will she finally fight to really understand what's happening behind the curtains?
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