Bullying Exposed
Sunny faces bullying from her wealthy classmate Chuck Golden, who is unaware that she is his twin sister. When Chuck refuses to apologize for cutting her uniform, the situation escalates as the teacher calls his parents, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation.Will Chuck's parents recognize Sunny as their long-lost daughter when they arrive?
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