A Dog Gone Missing Will Bring an Incredible Search
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A young woman's husband is captured and put in a police station. The woman goes to the station every day in order to see her husband and get some information about his condition. But she never gets to see him. As the woman continues to visit the police station, the chief officer starts falling in love with her and does not tell her the truth about her husband's condition and location.
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A young woman's husband is captured and put in a police station. The woman goes to the station every day in order to see her husband and get some information about his condition. But she never gets to see him. As the woman continues to visit the police station, the chief officer starts falling in love with her and does not tell her the truth about her husband's condition and location.
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