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Detours, scams, and unexpected visits occur. A country house needs cleaning. A worker is hired for the job. The deadline is tight, and a series of seemingly insignificant events prevents her from completing her tasks.
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Detours, scams, and unexpected visits occur. A country house needs cleaning. A worker is hired for the job. The deadline is tight, and a series of seemingly insignificant events prevents her from completing her tasks.
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