EMILY FROBE (SEASON 2: THE REPLACE)

EMILY FROBE (SEASON 2: THE REPLACE)

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A classical story about a girl who does not like Associating with others, except herself. In the year of 1847. She has two siblings. Her parents. Dead. Tragic. When Emily turned 19, Mary and Peter had to leave Emily by herself. Emily didn't care much. As for someone like her who does not like associating with people. But not after she met this softly spoken guy named Jack Crowley. Jack is a guy whom Emily met. He talked to her and convinced her that being alone isn't a good thing. For some time, the two became so close. They loved each other. But not after what comes next...
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