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On the Twelfth Day of Findom
From the confines of the supermarket staff room, a Christmas temp dips her toe into the little-known world of Financial Domination.
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From the confines of the supermarket staff room, a Christmas temp dips her toe into the little-known world of Financial Domination.
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Written By:Joanne Thomson
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Goldie Luck Productions, Blazing Griffin
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