That September Evening

That September Evening

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"There's a big black box in life, ever present with the moments of pain and pleasure. It is omnipotent and seductive yet it is hidden. Its windows are shut but its doors are always open. The box grows, grappling at opportunities to get stronger, feeding on the souls of the darkest of humans until we will all be able to touch it. And as soon as we touch it, it will capture us. We will be lured into its depths and it will sharpen Earth's corners." In a world where terrorism is stronger than ever, Alma struggles to move on from a life-changing tragedy. Focussing on the future and her brother's happiness, she meets people who will forever change her perspective on fear and grief.
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