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Elise and Unseen Foot
Elise's husband did not allow Elise to leave the house, because they haven't got a new maid yet. While Elise's husband went to work, Elise cleaning the house and trying to make unique banana pieces, which have to finish when Elise's husband return home. When he tried to do this, Elise's assistant named Theresa contact Elise to reveal the secret.
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Elise's husband did not allow Elise to leave the house, because they haven't got a new maid yet. While Elise's husband went to work, Elise cleaning the house and trying to make unique banana pieces, which have to finish when Elise's husband return home. When he tried to do this, Elise's assistant named Theresa contact Elise to reveal the secret.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roufy Nasution
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Mawar Putih Pictures
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