Evening is when life in Dubai truly begins.
After all, with daytime temperatures that easily exceeded forty degrees, only the beasts of burden and low-level laborers from other countries were out and about. Locals and most tourists certainly couldn't stand it and would never subject themselves to such suffering.
It was much more comfortable now.
A cool breeze was blowing.
The tide ebbed and flowed.
At the Marina, two luxury yachts were already waiting in the twilight. Not far off stood the city's most famous landmark, the Burj Al Arab Hotel.
Looking out at this stretch of sea in the middle of the desert, Lin Chu once again felt the immense power of money.
Even for someone like him, who had seen and experienced his fair share, it was still a powerful, shocking sight.
