Storm & Starfire Colorism
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Kissing the Bride
A traveler drives past a bride dressed in white in the middle of a dark country road. Tired and thirsty for coffee, he stops at a nearby cafeteria, where he hears a tall tale that lures him into the Twin Highway Hotel, where it is said that the bride in white haunts one of the rooms.
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A traveler drives past a bride dressed in white in the middle of a dark country road. Tired and thirsty for coffee, he stops at a nearby cafeteria, where he hears a tall tale that lures him into the Twin Highway Hotel, where it is said that the bride in white haunts one of the rooms.
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Written By:Martin Andersen, Hector Vega Mauricio
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