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Maverick the Mystifying Oracle (2023)
Come one, come all to witness Maverick, the Mystifying Oracle! Err…Oracle in training. Waking up from one helluva morning after, no-nonsense Lindsay realizes that her mother has ordered a psychic for her birthday. Enter all-nonsense Maverick, Madame Lulu’s newest protégé who gives Lindsay a birthday surprise she’ll never forget…
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Come one, come all to witness Maverick, the Mystifying Oracle! Err…Oracle in training. Waking up from one helluva morning after, no-nonsense Lindsay realizes that her mother has ordered a psychic for her birthday. Enter all-nonsense Maverick, Madame Lulu’s newest protégé who gives Lindsay a birthday surprise she’ll never forget…
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