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Their actual romantic consummation (S5E12) is famously anti-climactic in the best way. After surviving a building collapse, trapped under rubble, Oz whispers, "If we get out of this, I'm taking you to that diner you like. And I'm going to hold your hand, and I don't care who sees." Jill laughs, then cries, then kisses him in the dark. jill rose mendoza and mang kanor sex scandal fu new
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