I watched her face the entire time, waiting for a reaction. There wasn’t one. Just concern. She said maybe it was spam, that people sent that kind of stuff all the time.
I almost believed her until she said something I hadn’t told anyone.
“You’re probably just stressed,” she said. “You’ve been driving to that storage place too often lately.”
My heart dropped. I asked her how she knew that. She looked startled and said she’d seen my car there when she was visiting a friend nearby. She swore it was just coincidence.
I wanted to believe that so badly, but it didn’t feel like coincidence anymore. I left without saying another word.
The next day, I moved the ticket. I didn’t even tell Patrick. I found a small bank in a different county, one of those brick buildings on a quiet Main Street with an American flag hanging out front, and rented a new safety deposit box. No cameras I could see, no paper trail under my name.
For a few days, everything went quiet. No more messages, no calls from my family. I started to think maybe I’d overreacted. Maybe Lily really hadn’t done anything.
Then one evening, while I was getting groceries at a Kroger off the highway, I got another text.
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