We Live in Time (2024)
We Live in Time
”Almut's life changes after meeting Tobias, but a difficult truth threatens their family.”
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Releases on 10/11/24
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Almut finds her life forever changed by a chance encounter with Tobias, a recent divorcé. But after falling for each other, building a home, and starting a family, a difficult truth is revealed.
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