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was on the side of the building, it had two small windows with wooden shutters covering them, making the room quite cold. Soon after, Gaius was done talking and it wasn’t long until we were wishing Marcus vale and returning home. As we we’re walking back Gaius explained to me that the reason Marcus kept his apartment very sparse is because, as the building keeps catching fire, he can no longer afford to keep rebuying furniture. This will be my last diary entry before I return home tomorrow as I doubt I will have time to stop and write. I’ve had such an incredible time here experiencing urban life, although I have to admit, I miss my home even more… I can’t wait to get back!

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…. Although I have had a very enjoyable time
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