It didn't take long for Kant to get across the city. Snowflakes swirled lazily in the evening air, dusting the windshield with a light layer that glistened under the streetlights.
Gabriel lived in an upscale neighborhood—not the top tier of luxury, but close enough. As the tall, modern apartment complex loomed ahead, Kant's focus sharpened.
He parked around the corner, far enough from the entrance to remain unnoticed. Just in case.
Approaching the building with purposeful strides, he glanced around the empty streets. No one was out.
Kant passed the front desk without a word. The security guard didn't even look up, peering at something on his computer. Kant's brow furrowed. If the guard wasn't paying attention, then what was stopping someone else from slipping by unnoticed?
