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Samuel, an office worker tired of existing, decides to take poison to end his life, without imagining that time would pass and his pain would increase indeterminately, until he had a connection with a spiritual entity.
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Samuel, an office worker tired of existing, decides to take poison to end his life, without imagining that time would pass and his pain would increase indeterminately, until he had a connection with a spiritual entity.
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