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he looks between the seat and the centre console.
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ā€œHave you checked your locker?ā€
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ā€œit has slipped out from the pocket, next to the seat.ā€
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ā€œIf someone hands it in, could you call meā€, he says, and she writes it down.
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When Nico he returns to the car, he sits down in the driver’s seat without starting the engine and he tries to understand where it could be ended up the wallet.
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Cards, ID, everything.
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she comes back with a box of plastic transparent full of items random—earbuds, a glove, a water bottle.
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The employee he opens a drawer and he checks without much ceremony. Nico he looks, pretending of nothing. The employee he shakes the head. ā€œNothing that it matches to that description, and certainly no wallet with your document.ā€
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Then he looks in the narrow gap on the door side, that dark space it collects coins and lost time.
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he does not want tell to anyone how much he has come close: to cancel all the cards and redo every document.
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The employee he comes back. ā€œNo wallet handed in to checkout six.ā€ Nico he nods, feeling the chest tighten.
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ā€œHiā€, he says Nico.
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At the supermarket he remembers to have it pulled out to pay.
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ā€œWhich checkout have you used?ā€ he replies the employee.
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he goes back first to the supermarket: it is the closest and he remembers well the checkout.
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