"East Side Sushi"
When Juana tries real sushi for the first time, she is immediatley smitten by it and discovers a passion she never knew she had.
Unique Chance
After the fatal accident of his parents and older brother, Jason leaves his life behind to write about art in the field of anthropology. However, the publisher who attracts him by recognizing his writing talent requires Jason to change some points to become more commercial. Jason at first refuses but after the advice of the psychologist he changes his mind and accepts. But in the presentation of his final idea he reviews and leaves the bookstore.
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After the fatal accident of his parents and older brother, Jason leaves his life behind to write about art in the field of anthropology. However, the publisher who attracts him by recognizing his writing talent requires Jason to change some points to become more commercial. Jason at first refuses but after the advice of the psychologist he changes his mind and accepts. But in the presentation of his final idea he reviews and leaves the bookstore.
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Written By:Stylianos Papadimitriou
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