Til Death Do Us Apart
Til Death Do Us Apart

Til Death Do Us Apart

Synopsis

Jacob and Paul need to show their loyalty to Joe Carroll, and for that, they've accepted the mission to keep a close eye on his surviving victim, Sarah Fuller. Together, they'll have to pose as a friendly gay couple who live next door. Although Jacob maintains a long-distance relationship with Emma, Joe's staunch follower, something unexpected happened and feelings that before were just a facade for them to get what they wanted.

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