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Mom’s Home
Maya, a secondary school pupil who is sceptical about taboos, regards them as nothing more than mere myths. One afternoon just before sunset, without a hint of fear, she inadvertently broke the taboos by sweeping the courtyard, leaving the door open, combing her hair and cutting her nails as the sun set. However, since then, strange things have begun to happen. Dark shadows seemed to lurk in the corners of her room, and disturbing whispers could be heard
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Maya, a secondary school pupil who is sceptical about taboos, regards them as nothing more than mere myths. One afternoon just before sunset, without a hint of fear, she inadvertently broke the taboos by sweeping the courtyard, leaving the door open, combing her hair and cutting her nails as the sun set. However, since then, strange things have begun to happen. Dark shadows seemed to lurk in the corners of her room, and disturbing whispers could be heard
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Sanata Rijalul Falah
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