"Sometimes The Best Decision, May Not Always Be The Right One!"
Follows an influencer family of three brothers (Jack, Freddy, and Edward). In a world where everything is fake, how does one find himself without being tempted to be someone else?
Jack Nhlanhla Masanabo
Jack Mirror
Freddy Masanabo
Freddy Mirror
Edward Masanabo
Edward Mirror
Sabina Masanabo
Narrator
Follows an influencer family of three brothers (Jack, Freddy, and Edward). In a world where everything is fake, how does one find himself without being tempted to be someone else?
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