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"I want eyes on every inch of this area, got that?" I asked the receiver coldly, applying pressure on the lock I was picking. "That b***h might try to outsmart me. Although I am smarter, it doesn't mean she wouldn't try to call my bluff." I sucked my teeth in annoyance.
"Yes, boss." He answered.
"I'd signal if I need anything, but for now, just stay alert." My lips twitched in a devilish smirk when I heard the door click. I pulled the door knob and let myself into the room.
"Got it."
I hung up on him and tucked my phone in my back pocket, my eyes surveying the living room that was shrouded in darkness. But the silvery glow of the room that filtered through the sheer curtains that shielded the open windows provided a lighting that allowed me to take in the state of the cosy room.
