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It's Hidden in the Dormitory
A student and his friend rent an old house as a dormitory. At the same time, he meets a mysterious woman whom he falls in love with without knowing she is the ghost.
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A student and his friend rent an old house as a dormitory. At the same time, he meets a mysterious woman whom he falls in love with without knowing she is the ghost.
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Genre:Horror, Romance
Written By:Nit Lohitgupta
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