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A man's "unofficial" girlfriend takes out a loan to pay off thousands of dollars on his maxed-out credit cards -- but he resists repaying her; a charitable couple assist a woman who plead for help online, and later realize she took advantage of them.
A man's "unofficial" girlfriend takes out a loan to pay off thousands of dollars on his maxed-out credit cards -- but he resists repaying her; a charitable couple assist a woman who plead for help online, and later realize she took advantage of them.
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