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Ongoing, First published Dec 27, 2024
undercover
Том- парень который был главарем мафии, жестоким и грубым. Был сообща с местной полиции, которая прикрывала, и закрывала глаза на убийства сделанными бандой. 
Через какое то время, Том  встретил журналистку, которая не давала ему прохода. 
Что сделает журналистка? Как она поступит? Как отреагирует Том?
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