“This will work,” Bart stated, once everyone had surveyed the house and its surroundings.
Getting inside was, of course, no problem. Sean got the back door unlocked and the rudimentary security disarmed in less than a minute. The rooms were sparsely furnished, with a layer of dust in the window sills and counters.
“No wonder it hasn’t sold,” Ken commented when he was told how long the place had been on the market. “I wonder if the realtor even comes out to check it, unless someone wants to look at the place.”
“Hard to tell,” Mars replied. “Probably not, since the dust is undisturbed.”
“Now that we know the place will work, how are we going to play this?” Nick asked.
“The way we did when we took down Webb and his cronies,” Mars said.
“Which was?” Sean had no idea, since he was the onl
