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Dan hadn't been stopped and didn't expect to be. He wasn't a criminal, but until the hospital released him, he was technically a mental case. But Crander would hardly be anxious to report to the police that a patient was missing -- not until he had tried everything else.
Merrol took the elevator. It was a bright new apartment building, which conferred some social status and not much else on those living in it.