Kitchen Stage - Il padre di Paolo

  • 17 anni fa
Francesca sta cercando di capire chi le ha scritto un messaggio su Kitchen Stage. Lucia conosce l'uomo e scopriamo che è il padre di un "fantomatico" Paolo, probabilmente un amico delle due sorelle... Nasce così un piccolo siparietto molto divertente e da non perdere!

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