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In a silent village, two strangers meet by chance, waiting for the bus on line 604. Despite the difficulty of understanding each other, they go into the early morning together, trying to escape the silence and loneliness.
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In a silent village, two strangers meet by chance, waiting for the bus on line 604. Despite the difficulty of understanding each other, they go into the early morning together, trying to escape the silence and loneliness.
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Written By:Maria De Biase
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