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Not Myself Today
Going to work, Lucas realizes that his workplace isn't there anymore. Calling his friend, he finds out that everything is different comparing to what he lived since the day before: his job, his reationships and even his family.
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Going to work, Lucas realizes that his workplace isn't there anymore. Calling his friend, he finds out that everything is different comparing to what he lived since the day before: his job, his reationships and even his family.
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Written By:Gusta Aguiar
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