The interior of the mall is as modern looking as the outside. The majority of it is two levels, with certain areas taking up 4 or 5 stories.
Though there are a good number of native Eritreans here, both workers and patrons, it's looks athough at least half of the poeple here are not native to the country. Mudaba Adin is truly a global city. Much of the newer community was built by the UN and it had become home to both UN representatives as well as other people from around the world.
John & Nick
Yoshi nods as he scouts the place out. "Sounds good, dude. I'm down with that. I'm always looking for shoes, mine wear out pretty quick, go figure."
"I'm not sure how unobvious I can be," Layla sends. "But I'd rather not freak anyone out, I guess I can stick to speaking Arabic, some poeple speak it here." She doesn't expect the arm around her when it happens and pulls away. "Hey, not so fast there, buster," she tells Nick alone. She smiles, so she's not offended, but she adds, "I don't mind hanging out with you guys instead of the...'girly-girls?'...but let's not jump to conclusions, just yet."
The food court is not really busy this time of day, but there are a number of people milling about. More well known corporate fast food chains dominate, but there are some lesser known, possibly local, stands, as well.
Clover & Trilly
"I carry my own stuff. A totally foolproof plan to not spend too much, right?" Stacy says.
"I have never had that problem," Josee says with a hint of a smirk. She looks Trilly up and down. "More jeans? I see I have some work to do here..."
Emmet, Jerry & Cody
"You need to whisper a lot more quietly, I think," Jun Min loudly pretends to whisper herself with a smile as she comes up be. "You guys aren't limited to the mall, at all. Just understand that the way back to the school is here and if you're not when we go, make sure you make it back in time."
"I don't care where we go, as long as there's ice cream involved," Raph states.
Outside the mall
A young woman sighs, bags all around her, standing on the curb waiting for a vehicle to pick her up. As the last of the students make their way in, she sighs again and looks at her watch. Then, a quick glance behind her and she brings the watch closer to her face. "They're in," she quietly states before going back to scanning the parking lot.