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The screen flickered. The loading bar stuttered at 99%, then surged forward. Every time Leo’s Spider-Man dove off a skyscraper,

The phone grew hot in his hands. A notification popped up from his bank app: Transaction Authorized. Then his camera light blinked green.

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