Still, the memory of the dripping faucet and the moved bracelet crept back into my mind.
By evening I had made a decision.
I wasn’t going to confront anyone.
I wasn’t going to accuse anyone.
I just wanted to know.
The next morning I stopped by an electronics shop and bought a small indoor security camera. The young man at the counter showed me how to connect it to my phone.
“Just point it at the doorway,” he said cheerfully.
That afternoon I placed it on the bookshelf facing the front door.
Then I waited.
The following Wednesday morning felt strangely tense.