"Of course, might I speak with the person in charge of your building's utilities?"  Victor smiled as he quickly cycled through the usual roll of questions.  Even if the person on the other side didn't give him answers, her non-answers were just as informative to Victor.  "...no?  Hmm, thank you very much for your time and have a good day ma'am."  He hung up the phone and turned to Mia.  "Well, that was intriguing, the number that Lily called belongs to a female someone.  They wouldn't give me a name, but based on her answers this someone most likely lives in an apartment.  Her response to the utilities question was that she doesn't know which means she lives in an apartment and is definitely not the landlord."<br/><br/>Victor jotted down a few more notes before he went over to the cabinet stocked with the phone books for the city and began to page through them by neighborhood to track down the numbers.  Pausing for a moment after flipping through a few more pages he looked to Mia.  "So how many places will we need to stake out, Mia?"  Stakeouts were pretty mundane, although given how paranoid people were these days it wasn't sleepy work since they had to stay awake to wave away police summoned by the local residents to their car.  If the police did show up, their cover of anonymously covering their target was ruined since the police drew eyes like magnets drew iron filings.