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Student settles in a hotel where three people recently committed suicide. These unpleasant circumstances give him an opportunity to stay in the hotel for free. Everything goes well until he sees an unknown lady in a window.
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Student settles in a hotel where three people recently committed suicide. These unpleasant circumstances give him an opportunity to stay in the hotel for free. Everything goes well until he sees an unknown lady in a window.
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Written By:Julia Berezhnaya
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