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Posthumous

Greatest love story

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Posthumous

By: Juan Manuel Rodríguez Caamaño
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 Could you fall in love with an unknown woman after her death just by reading the words and moments she dedicated to you when reading your novels? On July 28, 2018, a particularly hot day, I received in my house a strange package from a sender that was completely unknown to me; That is why, before opening it, I called the shipping company to comment that I did not know the name of the person who sent it and wanted to know what it contained. With the high rates of insecurity in Coatzacoalcos, we were all paranoid and fearful of any possible extortion attempt. They told me that the envelope contained an invitation, probably for an event, but they had no more information about it. Formal party organizers sometimes use a parcel service to send their invitations to foreign guests. The detail in this case is that this name didn't sound familiar to me, not even in the least. The content of that package radically changed my life, from an uncertain and gray future to immense happiness, giving way to the most beautiful and romantic story I ever imagined. This novel is dedicated to those great warriors to whom God entrusted that titanic battle against cancer. Absurdist Fantasy Genre Fiction Science Fiction
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