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2 × ₦3,400
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1 × ₦1,200
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2 × ₦3,500
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1 × ₦4,000
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1 × ₦1,600
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1 × ₦3,500
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1 × ₦6,600
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1 × ₦1,900
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1 × ₦5,300
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3 × ₦3,900
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1 × ₦4,200
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1 × ₦3,720
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1 × ₦2,200
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1 × ₦7,800
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2 × ₦9,600
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1 × ₦1,800
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1 × ₦1,800
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1 × ₦850
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1 × ₦1,900
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1 × ₦850
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1 × ₦2,700
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1 × ₦5,160
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1 × ₦2,050
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2 × ₦9,200
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1 × ₦1,670
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1 × ₦3,500
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1 × ₦1,000
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1 × ₦5,800
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1 × ₦6,400
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1 × ₦8,500
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1 × ₦2,000
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1 × ₦4,600
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1 × ₦900
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1 × ₦1,500
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1 × ₦2,400
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1 × ₦3,650
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1 × ₦6,700
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1 × ₦6,000
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1 × ₦7,400
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1 × ₦1,800
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1 × ₦1,100
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1 × ₦3,750
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1 × ₦2,200
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1 × ₦6,700
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1 × ₦4,350
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1 × ₦1,000
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1 × ₦4,000
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1 × ₦1,200
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1 × ₦3,000
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1 × ₦2,050
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1 × ₦1,200
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1 × ₦1,610
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1 × ₦8,100
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1 × ₦4,500
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1 × ₦1,600
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1 × ₦1,300
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Flowers In The Attic Part 1
Such wonderful children. Such a beautiful mother. Such a lovely house. Such endless terror!
It wasn’t that she didn’t love her children. She did. But there was a fortune at stake–a fortune that would assure their later happiness if she could keep the children a secret from her dying father.
So she and her mother hid her darlings away in an unused attic.
Just for a little while.
₦8,500