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Isa, a teenager who is currently self-isolating, gets a delivery of food. When opened, it was filled with noodles. Instead of being full, Isa got heartburn and nauseous after eating it, what's behind the noodles?
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Isa, a teenager who is currently self-isolating, gets a delivery of food. When opened, it was filled with noodles. Instead of being full, Isa got heartburn and nauseous after eating it, what's behind the noodles?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Vidya Talisa Ariestya
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Relive Pictures, Saka FM
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