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THE LAST DELIVERY
Rafi Khan is an overnight courier with a strange problem: some of the packages he delivers arrive before their recipients know they need them.
Tonight, one package is different.
It's addressed to Rafi himself.
The return address says it came from tomorrow.
And inside is a warning that will change everything.
The Last Delivery is a supernatural mystery micro-series about impossible packages, hidden futures, and a courier who slowly discovers that the deliveries may have something to do with him.
Where the series goes next?
Every episode follows a new impossible delivery while revealing another piece of the larger mystery surrounding Rafi's future. As the deliveries become more personal, Rafi begins to question who is sending them, who the mysterious woman is, and whether the future is being predicted or created.
The pilot is only the first delivery.
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I already submitted my Lovable challenge but I decided to update the landing page and make it look a little bit better by introducing more images to make the page a little bit more interactive especially on the services section, which one do you like: the old one or the new one?
You can test it here: https://carmobifix.lovable.app/
submitted project: https://contra.com/community/KUoCqygQ-i-built-mobi-fix-nairobi-a
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you had credit left ? mine finished...like 4, 5 credits left..😂
Series #3 - meeting Luca, Alessio's friend, forty years on the sea chasing tuna and big money. Where did it all go? He won't say. But next time, he's winning it back.
"He won't say" is carrying so much weight here, Luca's face does the rest. Are people following the series actually asking what happened to the money yet?