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ā€œWhich checkout have you used?ā€ he replies the employee.
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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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Then he looks in the narrow gap on the door side, that dark space it collects coins and lost time.
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Nico he feels the panic start to rise, hot and unreasonable.
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First stop: the supermarket. he has paid with the card, he has put the receipt somewhere, he is gone to the car.
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ā€œSometimes things they slip behind a benchā€, she says.
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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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ā€œThere isn’tā€, she says.
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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 comes back. ā€œNo wallet handed in to checkout six.ā€ Nico he nods, feeling the chest tighten.
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I was here before.ā€
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ā€œWait here,ā€ he says the employee. Nico he waits, listening the beeps, the footsteps, the people who they talk about dinner.
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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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No wallet.
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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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