Police Quest
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Do you have a fool proof plan to help Nicola in her quest in Emmerdale?…. don`t call the police it is just..
Theoretical!
Yes as a nurse I do but not saying it involves a syringe and that is all you are getting lol
I laughed when they were watching Columbo for ideas ha ha think this may fall flat and i think he will die he is not a long term character but I think his will may be changed and his son and new nurse gets the lot with Nicola nothing ha ha I also have a feeling new nurse and his son will be in on it all where did she come from?? The plot thickens lol
[DOS] What Not to Do in Police Quest III & Other Observations
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