No reply.
Then I wait.
Open the door, watch the elevator.
After five minutes, it’s clear no one’s coming up. Whoever it was must’ve just left the package downstairs.
I take the elevator down, head through the lobby, and say hi to the security guard.
“Where’s my package?” I ask.
He raises an eyebrow. “What package?”
“Someone called on the intercom, said you guys had a package for me. I buzzed them up, but no one came.”
The security guard looks toward the door of the building. The intercom is on a brick wall next to the door.
“I didn’t see anyone.”
“Were you watching the intercom?”
He frowns. “I don’t really concern myself with people who call on the intercom. I concern myself with people who come into the building.”
“I’ll take that as a no.”
I walk outside anyway, look around for a package.
Maybe it was just a prank. Some teens nearby who thought it would be funny to ring the penthouse, make the person living up there come all the way down to?—
My foot hits something small. I look down.
And I gasp.