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Vermisst

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Harry and Leo have been a couple since high school. Both of them are very close and even live in the same apartment, but the only problem is that they don't speak properly. This gets them into big trouble, especially when Leo hides from Harry the fact that he has a strange supernatural gift. [I do not allow my work to be used or adapted in any way without my permission. This story is originally mine, with the date of the first publication on September thirteenth, two thousand and eighteen (09/13/18) under the name ''LA CHICA DEL FENIX'' currently VERMISST with the support of Law 11,723 of the Regime Law of Intellectual Property of the Chamber of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies of the Argentine Nation; ''Article 1. - For this Law, scientific, literary and artistic works include writings of all nature and length, including all scientific production, [...] literary, artistic or didactic whatever the reproduction procedure. Copyright protection shall encompass the expression of ideas, procedures, methods of operation and mathematical concepts but not those ideas, procedures, methods and concepts itself. (Article replaced by art. 1 of Law No. 25,036 B.O. 11/11/1998) Article 2. - The right of ownership of a scientific, literary or artistic work, includes for its author the power to dispose of it, publish it, execute it, represent it, expose it in public, sell it, translate it, adapt it or authorize its translation and to reproduce it in any form. '' ]
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Chapter 1 - Note by the author

I believe that I could not have written a long story by myself, and that is why I want to mention those people who made it possible for me to publish this story.

Four people were essential on my journey of writing ''Vermisst'', a story that I would never abandon even after many years;

I created this universe as an inexperienced writer who decided to write short horror stories in a village with no inhabitants and whose history only a few know.

I want to thank Galo, for his idea of ​​making a short film that was never done but which inspired Vermisst's plot.

Ayrton, for his practical suggestions, for being an important source of support and encouragement in creating and also closing it, and for helping me to build the basis for this story. And to that person, who today trusts, encourages me and helps me with the scientific theory behind Vermisst, who I call my father.

And, of course, to those nightmares that caused me to be sleep deprived and to the experiences that made me able to narrate the cold, the pain, and the lights.

Especially the lights.