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Writer 2−4

September 29, 2013

He and the bestseller writer went to a bank to inspect it for a bank robbery.  They were nervous.  They both had written stories about bank robberies, so they had a certain amount of knowledge about banks and their security systems.  At that time they went to banks several times hoping to make their stories real, but this time their circumstances were completely different: they were going to rob a bank themselves!       Through the window glass, from outside, he was able to see the bestseller writer, who was standing in line.  The writer was going to change dollars into another currency.  He was wearing casual wear and a wig and glasses.  From the writer's forehead, beads of sweat were falling.   There were micro camera lenses wired on the writer's shirt buttons as well as on the hat.  He was able to monitor and record from outside.  He wrote about this type of scanning system in his books but it was the first time to use it in real life.     The time was a little before three p.m., closing time, all the clerks were working busy and no clerk seemed to have a chance to look at the writer.  Just after the writer had changed his money, three o'clock came and the writer left the bank quickly.     After leaving the bank, they went to the bestseller's house and checked the video that they had recorded.  Watching them, they talked about their plan until late into the night.     They spent another two weeks to make their plan complete, and also to make sure that the clerks' memory about the writer disappeared, even if it was only for a tiny moment.     On this day, they were standing in front of the bank; they were wearing fake glasses. (Of course, the writer's were different from the previous time's.)  They were wearing business suits.  The time was just before ten a.m. (To be continued ...)