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“Only 344 days left until I’m out of this cage. Until I’m free. I’ve been stuck in this gloomy establishment for almost a decade. Crimson Manor in Desdemona Hill, North Carolina―a state hospital for the criminally insane.”

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Book:Bloody Fingers & Red Lipstick
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