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The air grew thick with the acrid tang of decay, oil, and something vaguely chemical. John navigated crumbling streets with unnerving calm, finally turning down a potholed alley littered with debris. Ahead, silhouetted against the sickly glow of a single, flickering security light on a distant pole, stood “Hank’s Garage.” It was a decaying box of corrugated metal, one bay door sagging off its tracks, windows boarded up or smashed. Graffiti scarred the walls. The air reeked of stale gasoline, urine, and neglect. It looked less like a building and more like a festering wound.

she walked in. “ you knew it was me at the door Emperor? ” , “ you have been standing in front of my door for past an hour tell me marsa's princess what do I owe you? ” “ your herb , to make you sleep ” she answered full of smiles and courteous. “ it smells ” the smiles wiped off “ of course it would smell, what did you expect, it is herbs ” she emphasized on the herbs for him to understand. he laughed, deep and throaty and oh his laugh was doing wonders to her skin , creating goosebumps and making her silly little heart flip .

I was opening my own repair shop. Back when I worked on rockets at the research institute, I never imagined I would own a business. However, once I started, I never felt more energized. I barely had time to think about Starry Auto. That did not stop people from keeping me updated. One afternoon, I was at my new shop watching the construction crew apply the epoxy floor coating when my phone rang. The caller ID read: Gilbert Shaw. “Mr. Shaw?” I answered with a smile. “I was not expecting your call.”