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Asuka, an insurance company investigator, begins investigating an embezzlement case at the Welfare Policy Corporation. Asuka immediately goes to meet Asami, the whistleblower who uncovered the case, but a mysterious man attacks her.
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Asuka, an insurance company investigator, begins investigating an embezzlement case at the Welfare Policy Corporation. Asuka immediately goes to meet Asami, the whistleblower who uncovered the case, but a mysterious man attacks her.
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Written By:Takeshi Kunimi
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Nextacy
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