Santa, Please Bring Daddy Home
Seven years ago, she vanished for love and was presumed dead. Now blind and amnesiac, she survives on the streets with their daughter. On Christmas Eve, a ruthless mafia boss meets her selling cigarettes in the snow and unwittingly steps into a seven-year life-and-death lie. Can love reunite them when bells chime?
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