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A Different Perspective (DISCONTINUED)

Takahiro-Hanamaki

Reads 28
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Parts 4
Time 7m

Reads 28
Votes 3
Parts 4
Time 7m

Takahiro-Hanamaki

Mature

comedy killer murder

Everyone always sees the perspective of the victim, the hero, the protagonist  but never really the bad guy, the villain, the antagonist. A different Perspective is in the perspective of a serial killer called Mystery number for leaving only a number for where the victim was last seen. You're  going to see the life of mystery number and what she goes through on a daily bases. But what does it mean when she finds out she's a suspect for one of her victims murder cases?

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