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Interpretation: Lost in Translation, #2
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Interpretation: Lost in Translation, #2
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Interpretation: Lost in Translation, #2
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Dorran is finally getting over finding a dead body, getting shot, and having to share his apartment with a ghost. So of course, things start going wonky. Dorran and Eli's relationship hits a rough patch when Eli refused to let Dorran see his apartment, Francis the ghost is getting cheekier and stronger, and even worse, Dorran's brother is arrested for killing his pregnant girlfriend. Dorran has no intention of sticking his nose into the investigation—except that's exactly what he ends up doing. The sheriff in charge of the investigation has already pegged Chris as guilty, and he's not going to look any further, so it's not Dorran's fault if he has to do the man's job for him, right? With a recalcitrant Eli and some help from Francis, Dorran starts looking for the real murderer. What's the sheriff hiding? And what on earth is happening with Francis suddenly being visible? Chris' life is in danger, and Dorran isn't going to let his brother pay for a crime he didn't commit.
Dorran is finally getting over finding a dead body, getting shot, and having to share his apartment with a ghost. So of course, things start going wonky. Dorran and Eli's relationship hits a rough patch when Eli refused to let Dorran see his apartment, Francis the ghost is getting cheekier and stronger, and even worse, Dorran's brother is arrested for killing his pregnant girlfriend. Dorran has no intention of sticking his nose into the investigation—except that's exactly what he ends up doing. The sheriff in charge of the investigation has already pegged Chris as guilty, and he's not going to look any further, so it's not Dorran's fault if he has to do the man's job for him, right? With a recalcitrant Eli and some help from Francis, Dorran starts looking for the real murderer. What's the sheriff hiding? And what on earth is happening with Francis suddenly being visible? Chris' life is in danger, and Dorran isn't going to let his brother pay for a crime he didn't commit.


















