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Reunions

When Chloe learns that her partner Jeremy has inherited a hotel on Reunion Island, she sees it as an opportunity to start a new life far from Roubaix and their financial worries. From Walter Presents, in French with English subtitles.

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Episode 6

Season 1 Episode 6 | 48m 34s

When Jeremy and Chloe go to City Hall to finalize the final steps of their wedding, they don't expect to learn that Chloe had already been married "for fun" in Las Vegas 20 years ago.

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