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Rest In Pink
Sissy, a pink-loving beginner ghost, is simply looking for peace in an empty clinic. But her quiet afterlife takes a dark turn when she uncovers an expired medicine scheme that unravels a truth she never saw coming.
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Sissy, a pink-loving beginner ghost, is simply looking for peace in an empty clinic. But her quiet afterlife takes a dark turn when she uncovers an expired medicine scheme that unravels a truth she never saw coming.
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Genre:Mystery, Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Istawa Faqih At Thoriq, Taritsah
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Pijar Frameworks
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