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London, 1953. Flat J has it's first tenants: Walter and Ruth. An untimely exit that no one can explain, a blue stain that won't come out, and eight years of vacancy. Something happened that day. The building never quite recovered.
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London, 1953. Flat J has it's first tenants: Walter and Ruth. An untimely exit that no one can explain, a blue stain that won't come out, and eight years of vacancy. Something happened that day. The building never quite recovered.
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