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When teenage girls, who are being chased and searching for a place to hide at school, find shelter in the gym, they finally feel safe. But not safer than the girl who they have tied up and keep hostage.
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When teenage girls, who are being chased and searching for a place to hide at school, find shelter in the gym, they finally feel safe. But not safer than the girl who they have tied up and keep hostage.
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