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At the supermarket he remembers to have it pulled out to pay.
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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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ā€œit has slipped outā€, he thinks to himself.
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Now he is here with the groceries and without a wallet.
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ā€œWe can check.ā€
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Nico he remembers a thing small and annoying: in the supermarket car park he has sat down in the car for a moment, he was too hot, he has taken off the jacket and he has adjusted his jeans because the wallet in the back pocket it was bothering him while he was driving.
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he leaves her anyway his number.
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Cards, ID, everything.
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ā€œHave you checked your locker?ā€
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ā€œIt goes well. Thank you.ā€ Maybe I have it left in the gym, he thinks to himself. Maybe I have it left by mistake in one of the lockers.
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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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Inside the supermarket the air it smells of warm bread and of cold fruit and vegetables.
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ā€œWhich checkout have you used?ā€ he replies the employee.
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he forces himself to stay calm.
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of the wallet there is no trace.
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