Un Saludo de espanto
El transporte de su trabajo deja a Samantha en la esquina de su casa. Es de noche, la calle está lejos y solitaria. Tiene que caminar unos metros para llegar a la puerta del edificio donde vive. Samantha is left by her job's transport at the corner of her house. It's late night, the street is far and lonely. She has to walk a few meters to get to the door of the building where she lives.
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El transporte de su trabajo deja a Samantha en la esquina de su casa. Es de noche, la calle está lejos y solitaria. Tiene que caminar unos metros para llegar a la puerta del edificio donde vive. Samantha is left by her job's transport at the corner of her house. It's late night, the street is far and lonely. She has to walk a few meters to get to the door of the building where she lives.
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