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The night sky was completely covered with a veil of dense clouds, which did not give the slightest chance for the stars or the moon to break through with their ghostly rays and light the street on which Darnell's car was parked. The man looked expectantly at his watch and once again adjusted his leather gloves. A long yawn sounded in his earphone, and Darnell couldn't help yawning too. “Max, stop it,” he grunted, stretching. “It's almost four in the morning, how much longer do we have to wait?” said the boy’s displeased voice in Darnell’s ear. “I'll be going now,” the man replied. “This is the best time when the human body gives up under the onslaught of sleep, and even if you work at night, you will still be slow and inattentive. For example, the guard at the gate booth was clearly dro
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