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Stefan and Willem’s apartment was in the student area of the city. The large warehouses and factories of the old port district where we caught the taxi changed into the built up granite edifices of the modern city. Bright yellow street lights marked the roads as they crisscrossed through concreted plaza’s which hosted fountains, bench’s and small coffee cabins that during the week hosted 1000’s of suited men and women. The downtown maze gradually evolved into the land of malls. Huge mega cities of shopfronts, endless car parks and well known brands sprawling out in their low rise brilliance. We passed in to the residential district. House upon house with finely tended front lawns, people carriers in driveways, picket fences and a million stories that played out behind closed doors. As the architecture got older …

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