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Hugo Negra was a young woman who had just graduated from college. She was excited to start her new job as a journalist at one of the biggest newspapers in town. Her first assignment was to write a story about a recent event that happened in the city.

She arrived at the scene where the event took place - it was a large building with many windows. The sunlight streamed through them, creating a beautiful effect. As she looked around, she noticed something strange.

There were no people inside the building. It seemed abandoned. Curious, she decided to investigate further.

She walked up to the front door and knocked. No answer. She tried again, but still nothing.

Finally, she opened the door and stepped into the darkened hallway. As her eyes adjusted to the darkness, she saw something moving in the corner. A shadowy figure emerged from behind a pillar.

"Who are you? " asked Hugo Negra. "I'm not sure," replied the figure.

"But I can help you. " The figure led her deeper into the building, past rooms filled with old furniture and dusty books. They finally reached a room at the end of the corridor.

Inside, there was a desk covered in papers and a computer monitor glowing blue. On top of the desk sat a small statue made of gold. "What is this?

" asked Hugo Negra. "It's called the Golden Statue of Truth," said the figure. "And it has the power to reveal truths hidden deep within your heart.

" Without hesitation, Hugo Negra placed her hand upon the statue. Suddenly, a bright light flashed before her eyes. When she regained consciousness, everything was different.

The building was bustling with activity. People were talking and laughing, and music played softly in the background. Hugo Negra realized that she had been transported back in time to witness the event that had taken place earlier that day.

But now, she could see things differently. She understood why everyone had acted the way they did, and what motivated their actions. And most importantly, she knew how to prevent future events like these from happening.

That night, Hugo Negra wrote down all that she had seen and experienced. She titled her article "A Glimpse Into the Future". And when it was published the next morning, it became the talk of the town.