She found out at six-fifteen in the morning. She had a shift at The Meridian that night with a full day before it. The warehouse in the afternoon. The gym in the morning for the shower and the rack work she did three times a week because the pole required it and because the specific physical satisfaction of a body that knew what it could do was one of the things she had that was genuinely hers. She scanned her membership card at the front desk. The reader beeped in a way that was different from the usual beep. The staff member behind the desk looked at the screen with the expression of someone reading something they had not been expecting. "It's saying the account is inactive," she said. Occy looked at the reader. "It was active yesterday." "I can see there's been a flag on the accoun

