The Evergreen University campus was a sweltering hive of activity, a restless sea of students rushing between lectures under the unrelenting Mumbai sun. But near the far edge of the grounds, the atmosphere shifted completely.
There stood The Tree, a massive, ancient giant that seemed to breathe its own cool air, creating a private microclimate amidst the city's heat. Its thick branches stretched like a protective canopy, casting intricate patterns of shade over the weathered stone benches below.
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