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Taste of Nothing
About trying to distract yourself from the need to eat. However, as our protagonist manages to stay away from temptation, he realises to what extent this exercise affects his life and the people around him.
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About trying to distract yourself from the need to eat. However, as our protagonist manages to stay away from temptation, he realises to what extent this exercise affects his life and the people around him.
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Written By:Erik Fernandez Lundberg, Michael Mellemløkken Renjo
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