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The Cleaners
When Ms Hu arrived her home. She realized something was wrong. The dead body of someone laying down in her living room. She called for help but hesitated to call the police - She needed some very special help. She called " The Cleaners".
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When Ms Hu arrived her home. She realized something was wrong. The dead body of someone laying down in her living room. She called for help but hesitated to call the police - She needed some very special help. She called " The Cleaners".
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Dylan DiMaggio
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