On a counterexample to a conjecture of J. Harris for octic surfaces

We take a sum $C_1+r{C}_2,r\in \text{Q}$ of a line $C_1$ and a complete intersection curve $C_2$ of type $(3,3)$ inside the octic Fermat surface and with no intersection points. We gather strong evidences to the fact that for all except a finite number of $r$, the Noether-Lefschetz loci attached to the cohomology classes of $C_1+r{C}_2$ are set theoretically distinct $31$ codimensional subvarieties intersecting each other in a $32$ codimensional subvariety of the ambient space. The maximum codimension for components of the Noether-Lefschetz locus in this case is $35$, and hence, we provide a possible counterexample to a conjecture of J. Harris.