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A girl tells her boyfriend that she has "a bun in the oven", meaning she is pregnant. The boyfriend misunderstands and thinks she is bringing him cake. When the girl clarifies that she is actually pregnant, the boyfriend says it is good news but asks for 5 minutes before quickly exiting the room, leaving the girlfriend alone in the classroom.
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