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After that, he has put it back in his pocket as usual?
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he thinks that maybe he will have to call the police to report the loss.
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Second stop: the gym. he has done the check-in from the phone, he has used a locker, he is worked out, he is done the shower, he is gone out.
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ā€œI think to have lost the wallet today.
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In the gym the reception desk it is full of people, but a staff member she raises her eyes when Nico he comes closer.
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I was here before.ā€
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Nico he freezes, then he pulls back the hand and the wallet it comes out like a secret guilty—black, folded, familiar, with the small scratch on the corner.
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he limits himself to put the wallet in the front pocket—where he should have be from the beginning—he starts the car and he goes back home lighter, not because the wallet it weighed, but because the panic it has disappeared.
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In the gym he does not remember to have touched it at all, because he has done the check-in with an app.
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The employee he nods as if it happened every day. ā€œWhen you have it lost?ā€
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Nico he feels the panic start to rise, hot and unreasonable.
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No wallet.
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ā€œI have emptied itā€, he says Nico.
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he leaves her anyway his number.
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ā€œToday earlier, I believe around ten,ā€ he says Nico. ā€œCan you describe it?ā€ he asks the employee.
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