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Ryuzo Miyazono, the chairman of a large corporate group, is spending a long summer vacation with his family at a villa. However, the summer is coming to an end, and on the night before he is to leave the villa tomorrow, an intruder suddenly appears at the mansion.
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Ryuzo Miyazono, the chairman of a large corporate group, is spending a long summer vacation with his family at a villa. However, the summer is coming to an end, and on the night before he is to leave the villa tomorrow, an intruder suddenly appears at the mansion.
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