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Theo and Daniel meet again after a long time at their old soccer field. They used to be here almost every day, but Daniel moved away and seems somehow more distant. While they play, Theo tries to reconnect with the old feeling, but Daniel doesn’t seem to be quite the same anymore. Between quick passes, quiet moments, and fleeting glances, Theo realizes how much something between them has changed.
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Theo and Daniel meet again after a long time at their old soccer field. They used to be here almost every day, but Daniel moved away and seems somehow more distant. While they play, Theo tries to reconnect with the old feeling, but Daniel doesn’t seem to be quite the same anymore. Between quick passes, quiet moments, and fleeting glances, Theo realizes how much something between them has changed.
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Written By:Linus Oswald
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