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The world is a strange place. It's full of unexpected surprises. But one thing that always seems to surprise me is the number of people who have no idea how an architect works their magic. People always seem to think it's all about the building itself, but they forget that there are people behind every structure who designed it with love and care.
I remember when I first started out as an architect, my colleagues used to call me a "city planner" because of my passion for designing cities from scratch. But little did they know that I had bigger aspirations - I wanted to design entire worlds, not just buildings! And so, I spent years honing my skills and learning about the intricacies of urban planning.
But it wasn't all easy, of course. There were plenty of late nights, early mornings, and endless cups of coffee as I poured over blueprints and schematics trying to bring my vision to life. But it was worth it - every time a new building or cityscape rose from the ground, I felt like I'd achieved something truly special.
But one day, while I was working on a particularly complex project, I received an unexpected phone call from an old friend who had long since left our small town behind. She told me that she was moving back to our hometown and wanted us to meet up for lunch. I agreed, but little did I know what this chance encounter would lead to.
As we sat down at the quaint little café where we used to spend hours
