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Keepin The Faith: My Baby's Getting Married: Wayne (Zora Bikangaga), a recent law school grad, literally dropping to one knee to propose to is girlfriend, Michelle (Sophia Easely). The nerdy attorney wants to tie the knot even though she tends to tease him mercilessly, like calling him a "sissy boy" for shaving his legs. At least Michelle's gainfully employed, which is more than can be said for Wayne, given that he's been taking temp work as a secretary ever since he flunked the bar exam. He's hiding that fact from his fiancée, a fib likely to land the lad in trouble later with her when it comes out. The plot thickens when she decides to take him home to get her parents' blessing for their impending union. Unfortunately, her mother and father have diametrically-opposed first impressions of their future son-in-law.

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