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In a shadowed, century-old art studio, a thousand-year-old vampire devotes himself to capturing a mysterious woman, torn between obsession and regret. yet some creations carry a price all must face.
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In a shadowed, century-old art studio, a thousand-year-old vampire devotes himself to capturing a mysterious woman, torn between obsession and regret. yet some creations carry a price all must face.
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance
Written By:Nir Sagiv
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