Butterfly Effect.

Butterfly Effect.

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, May 15, 2021
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Mystery
If you believe life is normal, it becomes normalized and sustainable enough to ignore. That's how Kaleena, Alvaro, and Rumi found themselves pretending how blood didn't coat their fingers or the concern looks of their love ones didn't go unnoticed by them. But once reality comes crashing down, it comes down hard- especially when the body of Julian Morales is found in the woods three months later after the crime they committed, their world seems to fall apart each day. But nobody would know it was them, right? Wrong. As the case begins to affirm their nightmare, evidence slowly but surely, begins to the point to the three troubled teens whose memories seem to be absent and buried within their minds- come back, one by one, as the truth of everything piles up. But nothing can be normalized if the reality is slipping between their fingertips.
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