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Chapter 93: Choosing the Next Destination
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The afternoon sun bathed Munich in a warm, golden glow as Leo and his friends strolled through the city's streets. The pressure of business meetings and presentations had finally eased, allowing them to enjoy Germany at a slower pace.

Samuel walked a few steps ahead, holding a giant pretzel in one hand and a paper bag filled with snacks in the other. "I've made a decision," he declared proudly.

Lena smiled. "Should we be worried?"

"Not this time."

Leo chuckled. "Let's hear it."

Samuel took
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