Beautiful Girls, Dead
Beautiful Girls, Dead

Beautiful Girls, Dead

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Alan is under arrest. Once the owner of a charming coffee shop and boyfriend of a young indie film actress, he is convicted of killing his girlfriend and setting fire to his beloved cafe. What drives a man to kill the girl who gave him everything and destroy his inheritance? Far from redemption or forgiveness, Allan needs only one thing: to tell his side.

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Quem sou eu? Sou uma completa bagunça, para simplificar. 21 anos, Áries (apesar de eu não acreditar em signos), louca por videogame, livros...

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