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The piece is titled The Oddest gesture of Humans. And is by Gabrielle Calacia.

Gabrielle Calacia is a writer from Brasilia,

Brazil.

He started writing science fiction fantasy and horror during his high school and since

2015 he has been studying Brazilian language and literature.

He hopes to teach Portuguese language at the high school level while pursuing a career as a writer.

In addition to some short stories of novellas, he has completed an unpublished novel and currently finishing a second one.

The Oddish

gestures of humans is his first published story.

So my dear listener, I hope you can sit back and relax

and let me tell you a story.

Carrier La had been staring at the image for some time now. That was starting to bother

Hemar, who walked up and down busy with spreadsheets, theoretical books, memos,

and ideas weighing inside her head.

And Kerrier did nothing but look at that damn image.

Ere, she called one more time, still being able to find patients somewhere.

You've been looking at that image all morning, please come help.

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