Trash for Her Debts
I threw on sunglasses and a mask, fully disguised, and grabbed another bike, trailing her from a distance.
By the end of it, my legs felt like they were about to fall off. Someone like me, who wouldn’t step out without a luxury car, was now pedaling like I was in the Tour de France.
Finally, she stopped in front of a place that looked painfully cheap. A small, no-frills burrito stall.
Not long after, a man in business attire walked over. Short hair. Sharp. Efficient. He held a stack of documents in his hand.
It was Xavier.
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