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Get the witness. “33 River Street is a narrow, two-story brick building. The ground floor is a boarded-up deli. The upper floor is likely his office or apartment. Single front entrance, fire escape on the west side.” She recited the details from the city planning file she’d memorized weeks ago. “If it’s a hit, they’ll have the entrance covered. Maybe a spotter across the street. We need a back door.” Dante nodded, a flicker of approval in his stormy eyes. “The deli shares an alley with a plumbing supply warehouse. There’s a rear delivery entrance, padlocked from the outside.”

"She'd refuse my help in a heartbeat. And Hailey clearly hates me right now. How am I supposed to help when they'd rather sleep on a park bench than accept anything from me?" Jaden stared at me for a beat, a question hanging in the air. "You know—" he started, but I cut him off. My eyebrows snapped together, a thought hitting me like a jolt. "Hold that thought," I said, pulling out my phone. "Give me a minute. You can go back to Hailey." I moved away from Jaden, putting some distance between us, and dialed a familiar number. "Hello," I said, my voice low and direct. "I need some information. I want to know everything about the property at 55 Water Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Who owns it, wha

I typed back. "Show me how?" The reply came immediately. "Her address is 47 Maple Street, Apartment 4B. Go."

I rubbed both hands over my face and took another drink. My phone buzzed and I immediately pulled it out of my front pocket to find that it a text was from Mario. Maybe I should put a different ringtone for him so I’d know. His text was short as always. An address. 126 Bleecker Street. It wasn’t far from where I lived but Autumn wasn’t home yet and I didn’t want another day to go without us making up and talking this through so I typed my reply before hitting the send button. Not today. I’m sorry but I can’t work today.

I frowned and picked it up before opening it… "House no. 356, Apealbum Housing, Wall Street, New Jersey. You'll find Michelle and George there. "

Silas felt the shift in gravity, his weight sliding against the steel bench, the black composite boot clicking against the floorboards like a dead weight. He was out of the script. The permanent signal had done its work, and the house was no longer his to look at. In New York City, two hundred blocks north of the federal holding facility, the afternoon light over Tribeca was the color of a wet zinc counter. The apartment on Franklin Street had no name on the buzzer—only a small, white piece of adhesive tape with the number 4B written in a sharp, thin hand. Inside, the floors were long planks of unvarnished pine that had been salvaged from an old nineteenth-century butter warehouse, scarred b

Everyone blew their horns as they drove their separate ways. Bruce merged onto the interstate. “So, are you ready to tell me where you live or do you want to spend more time with me?” he jested. To his surprise she smiled instead of scowling at him. “Thirty-thirty-four Rock Street, the Bronx.” Bruce programed it into the GPS. They rode in silence for a few minutes. “Did you actually have a good time tonight?” he asked. “Despite the almost mugging, yes,” she admitted. “You’re a strange woman, Beverly Balsom,” he remarked as he shook his head.

And the Carters owned half the police force anyway. "Do you need to get away from the Carter family?" One tap. A long exhale. "Shit. Okay. I'm going to give you an address. Can you get to it?" One tap. "It's my studio. 447 West 23rd Street, between 9th and 10th. There's a blue door around back, in the alley. I'll leave it unlocked starting tonight. If you can get there, I can help you." Beverly's hand shook as she tapped once.

His large eyes went from the bag of coins to my face, calculating risks. He knew I wasn’t bluffing. Everyone in the Market knew. “Zara.” He said finally, his voice trembling. “She has an apartment in Williamsburg. Bedford Street, number 342, apartment 4B. But she doesn’t stay there often. She prefers a secret studio in Bushwick, behind a laundromat on Irving Avenue. The place has no number. Just a green door in the back.” “Better.” I released the bag of coins. “And the contractor?”