That morning's walk had proved fairly successful. Aaron ran his fingers over the watch, newly acquired and still warm from the wrist of its previous owner. Smirking, the man turned the corner and merged with a crowd just as the shout from his latest victim met his ears. People never changed. He pulled a square of paper from his pocket, smoothing out the folds the best he could as to read the scrawled directions on it.<br/><br/>It didn't take too long to find where he was going, though it would have helped had he been a little neater with his note taking. Pushing the door open he was greeted, more or less, my a man who looked like his face would crack if he dared show an form of emotion. The man eyed him skeptically before going through what must have been a scripted speech of emptying his pockets, removing his jacket, etc.<br/><br/>He took his jacket off and emptied his pockets, watching the man cock an eyebrow at the number of watches, bracelets, and even a few wallets he produced and dumped in the box. Following the next set of instructions, Aaron stood with his arms out as the man ran the detector thing over him. This process was interrupted several times and Aaron was forced to work picks from seams in his pockets and shirt, and take several other small items from various other locations. By the time he was flagged through and had replaced everything, Aaron was sure the man was going to blow if the visibly rising redness from under his collar and clenched jaw was anything to go on.<br/><br/>He chuckled as he was directed to a small office, these people should have known what they were getting into when they contacted him. He opened the door and stepped into the oddly silent room. Taking a seat he turned to the woman next to him, scooting his chair closer.<br/>"You must be Victoria." He extended his hand. "I've heard next to nothing about you, partner."He paused slightly before the last word, putting some emphasis on it with a grin on his face.