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Chapter 418
Author: Dragon Sly
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Two hours later, Sierra’s car pulled up into the massive parking area of Marina Square.

From a distance, the mall looked like a giant block of modern architecture, spreading wide across acres of land. Its walls were painted in clean neutral tones, layered with giant LED billboards flashing advertisements of designer brands, perfumes, electronics, and luxury items. Bright neon signage spelled out Marina Square in bold letters high above the entrance.

The building had multiple wide entrances, each one bustling with streams of people carrying shopping bags in and out. Banners stretched across the front announcing seasonal sales, while palm trees lined the wide pavement, adding a touch of greenery to the busy scene. The parking area itself was massive, row after row of cars stretching out like a mini-city of its own, with security guards directing vehicles and whistles cutting through the air.

Sierra smoothly parked the car and looked at Elijah. He was leaning back in his seat, his eyes s
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