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ConjuringRaine12

EPISODE · Jun 30, 2010 · 39 MIN

ConjuringRaine12

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Joshua gets the truth out of Stephen--some of it, anyway--about Stephen's deal with Raine.  Raine gets the truth out of Joshua--some of it, anyway--about his past and why he can't be with her.  Only Joshua is having a really hard time keeping his hands (and teeth?) off Raine.  His best intentions about her bad ideas aside, a vampire's control can only go so far.

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