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Adrián walks by the river with Abel and Eduardo, playing simple games. When tension rises, he suggests hide-and-seek. The others vanish into the trees, and Adrián, now alone, wanders into a forest that seems to grow with each step. The afternoon darkens. A storm is coming.
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Adrián walks by the river with Abel and Eduardo, playing simple games. When tension rises, he suggests hide-and-seek. The others vanish into the trees, and Adrián, now alone, wanders into a forest that seems to grow with each step. The afternoon darkens. A storm is coming.
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