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About Yaounde

Favorite line from *A Prophet* fits here: “You’re not alone anymore.” Hits deep, man. Some of these girls, they’re tough as nails, but lonely. Chattin with one—Roxy, she said—felt human, not just business. Told me she digs sci-fi—how’s that for a twist? Nearly asked her to watch *Back to the Future*, but nah, too weird.

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Life in Mokolo (cm) is a stuttering melody, err, full of soft sorrows and joyful bursts. Grass crackles underfoot in the evening, under neon lights and half-forgotten lullabies. Sometimes, I sit by the Lwandle, feel the pulse of the city beating like an old drum, and think, “the world is transient, like dreams in a fog.”

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