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Meat House
In 2094 the number of people exceeded 30 billion, people couldn't stop the extinction or animals and began to eat human meat. Anahit was one of the first to open her own human meat shop in Armenia․
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In 2094 the number of people exceeded 30 billion, people couldn't stop the extinction or animals and began to eat human meat. Anahit was one of the first to open her own human meat shop in Armenia․
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Samvel Hovsepyan
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