"Doesn't seem like many people live here," Leonard observed.
"Yeah," Suzy said. "Low occupancy. Most units are still under renovation."
On their way up, they had passed piles of construction debris—every few floors, abandoned and untouched.
Leonard nodded. "That's a good thing."
Fewer people meant fewer eyes.
They might finally get some peace here.
He handed the cup back and looked around. Compared to Building Three, the corridor here was wider and cleaner.
The twentieth floor had clearly been maintained—no trash, no clutter.
There were security doors on both sides.
Suzy's safehouse was on the left—one apartment per floor. On the right, two units shared a single elevator.
Three households in total on this level.
"Anyone living over there?" Leonard asked, pointing to the right.
"No."
Whether they had been sold or not was unclear—but from Suzy's observations, those units were still empty.
