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Yesterday's Guess
After the murder of his first wife, Alex Rails remarries hoping for peace. But when unsettling signs from his past resurface, he's forced to confront the truth: what he hasn't dealt with doesn't disappear—it follows everything he builds.
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After the murder of his first wife, Alex Rails remarries hoping for peace. But when unsettling signs from his past resurface, he's forced to confront the truth: what he hasn't dealt with doesn't disappear—it follows everything he builds.
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