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Deadly Obsession: The Caged Rose
Deadly Obsession: The Caged Rose Plot:
A deranged movie star son vs. a stepmother who is a graphic designer vs. a domineering father—two men and one woman entangled in a forbidden love triangle. The girlfriend he loved for years has now become his stepmother, igniting a storm of desire and betrayal.
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