Chapter 15 Chapter fifteen

I found a spot in the Union Station parking lot. No one followed me all the way. Under the sun, I walked along the hot sidewalk and joined the crowds entering and leaving the station.After entering the station, I came to a shop with many people.I ordered a bottle of Coca-Cola and swallowed two aspirins.Look around, no one is interested in me. At noon, there are not too many people in the station.If you look carefully, there are ordinary pedestrians coming and going.There are still three or four hours left before the rush hour for commuting. I found a phone booth and dialed my lineman. I asked: What do you think of the second show this afternoon, lady?

About five to one, do you want it? one hundred yuan. He whistled: So bold, Lai. You can't beat a lady if you're not bold.I said. If everyone thinks like you, it will soon become two to one.The odds are not very good, I think you must be superstitious about your own luck to choose her.Well, here you go.Good luck and goodbye. I come out of the phone booth. If you look closely, no one is paying attention to me. I went to the location where the automatic lockers were installed, and observed how the numbers were arranged.Also saw the number I was looking for. No one around seemed to be paying attention.

I took a deep breath and remembered what I had said to the black market broker. You can't win a lady without being bold.I also remembered an old Chinese saying, if you don't enter the tiger's den, how can you find tiger cubs.With a cruel heart, he took out the key and walked towards the locker openly. The key won't fit in the keyhole.I looked again at the sign on the top of the keyhole, which said that after twelve hours, the lock could only be unlocked by throwing another corner. I flipped in another dime, and heard the soft click of the automatic chronograph unlatching. I put the key in the keyhole, turned the key, and opened the little door.

There was nothing in it, it was empty. I put my right hand in, felt around, and moved my eyes closer to make sure there was nothing inside. I left the key on the door, pushed it shut, and walked out of the station.