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The Whisper in the Wall
Eva, a young girl struggling to cope with the loss of her father, is abducted by a dark figure seeking to replace his late wife. As she fights for survival, she befriends a mysterious voice in the wall and must confront her trauma to save herself and her new friend
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Eva, a young girl struggling to cope with the loss of her father, is abducted by a dark figure seeking to replace his late wife. As she fights for survival, she befriends a mysterious voice in the wall and must confront her trauma to save herself and her new friend
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Written By:Brett Kilheffer
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