It was just another day in the neighborhood. A corrupt neighborhood¬…filled with dubious motives, hatred, politics and religious deviance. The city’s ministers, it seemed, were mostly self-serving and prided themselves in inflicting guilt on their saints with their powerful demands. There was also the working class. They married, and raised children with hopes and dreams. Most people were poor and lived in the lower city, a small minority including the government officials and the ministers live
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