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克莱尔的秘密

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BetsyBrandt/克里斯·比特姆/ZevHaworth/安娜·玛格丽特·霍利曼/SakinaJaffrey/AbrahamAdams/DanielAguera
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克莱尔对自己、工作和家庭都充满信心,直到她的丈夫消失了,一系列令人费解的秘密粉碎了她的信心。克莱尔的丈夫神秘失踪三周后,警方结束了调查,她的儿子开始悲伤,唯一没有放弃的人是克莱尔。随着深入挖掘,克莱尔开始质疑自己是否真正了解,并开始质疑自己的身份。

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