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Rolando leaves everything behind for love, moving to Seattle to build a life with Joshua; two-and-a-half years in, Joshua is still hiding Rolando from his family and his past in California; Rolando wants answers.
Rolando leaves everything behind for love, moving to Seattle to build a life with Joshua; two-and-a-half years in, Joshua is still hiding Rolando from his family and his past in California; Rolando wants answers.
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S3, EP21 "Rolando & Joshua"Rolando leaves everything behind for love, moving to Seattle to build a life with Joshua; two-and-a-half years in, Joshua is still hiding Rolando from his family and his past in California; Rolando wants answers.
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