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"The python bags?" Rose said. "Didn't touch them." She gestured toward a rack of mink-trimmed boots and snakeskin satchels, which retail for almost four thousand dollars apiece. "He didn't take, say, any of the pony-skin shoes. He did pluck here and there from the fall line."
"Did he get Sirene?" Jasmine Ross, Rose's assistant, chimed in from her desk. (Yes, and before anyone else could. The shoe, a round-toed ostrich pump with a thick high heel, wasn't yet in stores at the time of the break-in.)
