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Mackie Character Analysis
Mackie, a guy who believes in love. A dentist turned into a writer for wanting to change his life after his break-up. Ces, a career oriented who once left her family for a guy who left him after the accident they had.

A two individual who wanted to release their stresses in life met at a bar in one island. Both drunk and had an incest talk that led them inside the room. When Mackie woke up, Ces already left but from that moment, he promised to find her again and it is not just a one night stand.

Ces go back to her work as a writer and/or newscaster for a certain magazine. While Mackie, who changed his career will start his work at the company where Ces is working. So they meet again. They became friends, friends with benefits of course.
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