ConjuringRaine01

Struggling comic strip artist Raine is grinding away at her waitress job when her secret childhood friend, Joshua, appears after a five year absence. His freaky black scar has spread and Raine suspects he's dying. Has he just showed up to say good-bye? And what are those three prostitutes doing hanging around the cafe like terrified baby chicks?

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