Visiting used-clothing stores was part of her job. When people dumped their castoffs, they often had no idea what they were giving away. The occasional gem went out with the trash. Lucky for her, most thrift store operators couldn’t tell the difference. She glanced again at the cheap purple flyer that had been stuck on her windshield, the third one she’d received in as many days. Grand Opening! Pre-Thanksgiving Sale!! Seventy Percent Off!! The Spare Closet was a relatively new consignment shop specializing in upscale professional wear. Charley wondered if the owner would be knowledgeable enough to spot anything really vintage. They were certainly savvy enough to promote themselves. Although in her opinion this sale reeked of desperation. There was plenty of that going around today. She drove the few blocks to Frankie’s, contemplating this morning’s massive fail. Zehring’s deadline was upon them. Marc and his team had no choice but to box up all their files and evidence for transport downtown.
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