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Erick writes unanswered text messages to Sandra while Satan watches him. That night Satan leaves a ring on Erick's door. The next morning Erick checks Sandra's cell phone, where he finds a conversation that makes him suspect a meeting that will take place that same day.
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Erick writes unanswered text messages to Sandra while Satan watches him. That night Satan leaves a ring on Erick's door. The next morning Erick checks Sandra's cell phone, where he finds a conversation that makes him suspect a meeting that will take place that same day.
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