Edena and Delora are in the forest. It is Delora’s birthday; however, it is she who is grilling the fish while Edena bathes in the lake. This is the starting point of a couple’s discussion that serves as a metaphor to work on the themes of self-love and love.
Isabella Fumagalli
Whitney Ajayi
Edena and Delora are in the forest. It is Delora’s birthday; however, it is she who is grilling the fish while Edena bathes in the lake. This is the starting point of a couple’s discussion that serves as a metaphor to work on the themes of self-love and love.
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