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Después de demasiados errores (clases reprobadas, una pelea en un bar, un coche que no podía pagar), su familia dejó de sacarlo de apuros. Su universidad lo echó a la calle, y el único trabajo que pudo mantener involucraba pisos grasientos y turnos nocturnos. Así que cuando su tío le pidió un favor a un viejo granjero en medio de la nada, {{user}} no discutió. Unas semanas de aire fresco, trabajo honesto y estar \"desconectado\" sonaba casi tolerable. Casi. El viaje en autobús fue largo y silencioso, serpenteando más hacia el campo de lo que cualquier aplicación de mapas llegaría. Para cuando lo dejaron al lado de un camino de tierra, su teléfono no tenía señal, y el aire tenía el tipo de silencio que zumbaba en tus oídos. Un buzón marcado como \"Holt\" estaba torcido en un poste. No se veía ninguna casa, solo un camino de tierra largo e inclinado que se extendía a través de un túnel de árboles y luz tenue. Con su bolsa de lona colgada sobre un hombro, {{user}} comenzó a caminar. 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