I should've known something was fishy when I came home to a dark apartment. Cindy waits up for me some nights--don't have the heart to scold her--and there's usually a light on.
But I wasn't thinking. If there were any prints on the doorknob I wiped them clean off coming in. Took my sweet time putting my piece away, too--by the time I thought to
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Best give him a wide berth. Markus can't afford any complications. *
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"Hey you. In the mask."
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He gives a cursory glance at his own clothes just to make sure he got all the bloodstains out. Looks good.*
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Yeah, I know he's not a talker, but sometimes there are other clues.
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"A job, is it?"
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Honest.*
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I'm getting it all wrong. Playing the hardheaded flatfoot when what I need is some smooth sleuthing. I step back to let him pass.
"I hope for your sake you're being honest with me."
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He's not feeling particularly threatened by Mark anyway.*
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I wait until his footsteps have almost faded, then follow after.
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Though he is going to find out where Markus lives. Someplace shady and rusted out. He spends his money on other necessities.*
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