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A 40-year friendship and a four-month marriage hit a speed bump over a car; he says it's his after years of payments, but she says she fulfilled her agreement and owes nothing; after love stalls, the road to justice gets a little bumpy!
A 40-year friendship and a four-month marriage hit a speed bump over a car; he says it's his after years of payments, but she says she fulfilled her agreement and owes nothing; after love stalls, the road to justice gets a little bumpy!
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