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Don't Let the Bedbugs Bite
Elsa is facing a big problem. Huge in fact - a monster has inhabited the downstairs floor. He is disruptive, loud, and keeps her awake at night. She takes it on herself to find out what he's really doing there and why.
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Elsa is facing a big problem. Huge in fact - a monster has inhabited the downstairs floor. He is disruptive, loud, and keeps her awake at night. She takes it on herself to find out what he's really doing there and why.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Kelly Diapère
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