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Martina (22) leaves work and, being tired, decides to take a taxi. When she reads the driver's information from his license, she recognizes the name of her father, who she had believed to be dead, according to the story her mother had told her.
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Martina (22) leaves work and, being tired, decides to take a taxi. When she reads the driver's information from his license, she recognizes the name of her father, who she had believed to be dead, according to the story her mother had told her.
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Written By:Josefina Giménez Bussinelli
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