Red Rose Room
GigiOliver
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GigiOliver
Ongoing, First published Nov 01, 2015
He is a lonely man, living in a world of dreams. He sits in his yellowing room, puffing cigars, and thinking of her. Remembering Naomi before she died. 
The red Rose Room is a reflection on a man's life, as he sits in his room depressed, he remembers his light. Can he find a new light? Can he wake up and live again?
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