ARDENI shook my head, too tired to be polite about it. "No, I'll pass. All these things don't work. It's just random numbers that never end up winning. It's a scam."The seller shrugged, unbothered by my refusal. "Okay, if you say so."I glanced at the lottery ticket sitting on the counter and I saw the numbers printed on it—17, 23, 34, 41, 52, 8—then took my order and turned to leave.Before I could go, I asked the seller, "Is it possible to make the noodles here?""Yes, you can heat it up and eat in the back," she said, gesturing to a small area with a microwave and a plastic table."Perfect. That's the best option for me. Once I get home, I just want to crash and rest so I can wake up tomorrow and get everything done." I smiled.“Go ahead”I made the noodles in the back of the store, the steam rising and making my stomach growl even louder. I ate them quickly, barely tasting them, just wanting to get food in my stomach. I threw out the trash and was leaving when another customer c
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