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Ongoing, First published Sep 28, 2023
This short science fiction is about an object that falls from the sky, and how a boy chases it. He is followed by a man who wants to know what was it that the boy saw. So they run, and finally the man just sees the shoes of the boy. The boy had vanished. To know where he went and what became of him, read this short science fiction.
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