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I ask Stix quietly and am relieved when she shakes her head. “No, I just saw the money and passport and thought I needed to get them and me out of the house as soon as possible,” Stix responds. “Cool,” I say letting out a breath. I pick up the stack of as-yet unread envelopes, grab hold of a notepad and pen and move across to the dining table so that I can work more comfortably. I hear Taylor mutter under his breath about encryptions and needing to call Henry, but I do my best to block him out.

Or maybe he could have made visual contact with it as he skipped by, but he surely wouldn't have stopped to check it out or pick it up. When a hard jagged tip of his right sole slipped into a grate hole and almost toppled him over as he picked up the coin, he should have seen it as an omen. But I doubt our main character even knew what omens were. He flicked the hard, dry chips of mud off the coin and examined it at all angles. Now that the mud was gone, a streak of light made a bright spot of light wink on an edge. Finian realized the coin was pretty new after all. It was of a shiny, dark silver colour. He wondered how a coin could be black and silver at the same time.

“Wait a minute.” “It’s okay. Take your time, miss.” ‘Take time?!’ Chadwick shouted inside his head. ‘If she takes more time, I will really die! LIKE REALLY DIE!’ “I don’t have smaller bills. But I have coins. Is it okay to pay you with coins?” Adira asked. ‘C-Coins?’ Chadwick uttered in disbelief. “Sure. I accept coins, Miss.” Adira smirked. “Alright, I will count now. He grabbed coin after coin. “One, two, three…”

"Y-You're the coin I paid 3,000 dollars for?" Eleanor nodded timidly. My mind raced back to that morning's events. A good friend of mine, Robert Thorne, introduced me to a website supposedly selling collectible coins. The prices ranged from 500 to 5,000 dollars, and I was confused about why these regular coins were so expensive. It was not until Robert laughed at my ignorance that I realized I had it wrong. The website was actually a front for something else entirely. The coins represented different women, with manufacturing dates indicating birth years and sizes corresponding to measurements. As expected, the higher the price, the better the "quality".