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After moving to El Paso, Mia attempted a long-distance relationship with a childhood friend from Maryland. The storyline revolved around trust—or the lack thereof. Constant accusations of infidelity (likely projection on his part) led to a messy, tear-filled breakup that coincided with her dropping out of college. This paper examines the search query “45 hot