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Ramen
A painter learns that she is losing her sight while working on a major exhibition for her career. After a heartbreaking diagnosis, she accidentally discovers that by trying Ramen at a restaurant, she can travel to the past to prevent it. But each opportunity comes with consequences, and she has to make a decision.
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A painter learns that she is losing her sight while working on a major exhibition for her career. After a heartbreaking diagnosis, she accidentally discovers that by trying Ramen at a restaurant, she can travel to the past to prevent it. But each opportunity comes with consequences, and she has to make a decision.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Sarai Garcia
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