To tell the truth, it was him who started doing all of the preparations for walking into a trap. Not going into this unarmed, Mike, he'd said, and Michael had agreed: they'd passed a petrol station two blocks down that had an open shed. If both of them were right they could've just ambled in and nobody would've cared what they'd taken out, but they
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"Yeah. Yeah, the Caddy." He made his way down the stairs, still looking around, and brushed past Sam's sleeve on his way; as he walked he touched the kitchen table with the tips of his fingers. Like he was confirming that it was real. His hand didn't pass through it, that was for sure: he glanced at it and halted a moment there, just with his fingers curled around the edge of the table. "I remember."
He was still distracted, though, looking around in the way he might systematically look for bugs or planted bombs or stuff hidden in a room. That went beyond the bounds of disbelieving shock, really; usually Mike would be doing something by now. But of course, Michael was doing something. That was ( ... )
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