Chapter 46
ShannonA sweltering humidity greeted me the second I opened the door to the apartment.
At least outside, a northern breeze cooled off the now-warming spring temperatures. Kid hadn’t turned on the air conditioning. What he had done was empty the apartment of its remaining valuables.
Loose curls of disconnected cords sat draped across the small, pressboard entertainment center where my TV once sat. In the bedroom, my small jewelry box was empty. I hadn’t harbored the crown jewels or anything, but I did have some gold chains and earrings that were probably melted at some strip mall gold-for-cash store by now.
I sat on the bed. He’d pulled out dresser drawers and tossed my things everywhere. He’d taken his limited wardrobe with him. What else had Kid expected to find that requir
