Camino al monte
Another quiet night at the gas station on highway 30. Darío, who works the nightshift, is trying to sleep when he's interrupted by a mysterious traveler. He soon discovers the stranger is smuggling an endangered animal, so Darío will try to help it escape.
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Another quiet night at the gas station on highway 30. Darío, who works the nightshift, is trying to sleep when he's interrupted by a mysterious traveler. He soon discovers the stranger is smuggling an endangered animal, so Darío will try to help it escape.
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Written By:Santiago Fabrizio
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