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The Most Believable Lerina Garcia Story

The Most Believable Lerina Garcia Story

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Nabilok
Año de edición:
2026
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9798237957181
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March 2020. Millions of teenagers are claiming the same thing: that they travel to parallel realities. The hashtag #ShiftingRealities has amassed 9.7 billion views and has become a global obsession. But it all started with a woman in 2008 in Spain. Her name is Lerina Garcia Gordo, she’s 41 years old, and what she experienced would change the internet forever. Imagine waking up one morning at home, in your bed, in your room that you know by heart. Everything seems perfectly normal, except for insignificant details that start to unsettle you, one by one. The sheets you wake up in aren’t yours, your car has moved overnight. You ignore these small details, and that will be a mistake.

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