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Thom and Romina have just scored the coolest apartment in the city. The only part they aren't crazy about is the little square doorway in the bathroom that leads to a cavernous attic.
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Thom and Romina have just scored the coolest apartment in the city. The only part they aren't crazy about is the little square doorway in the bathroom that leads to a cavernous attic.
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Written By:Andrew David Osborne
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