Chasing The Wife He Discarded
Nobody said anything while she typed, the only sound in the room was the quick clicking of keys and her own breath catching once, sharp.
"There," she said. "There it is."
She turned the screen around. A property listing, old, barely indexed, a warehouse on the outskirts of the industrial district south of the city. The name on the registration, faded in a scanned document that looked like it hadn't been touched in years, read *Shantelity Storage & Holdings.*
My heart started pounding.
"That's it," I said. "That has to be it."
The room went very quiet.
"The lock number," I said slowly, the pieces finally sliding into place all at once. "Rousseau, warehouses like that, storage units, places wi