The others aren't doing any better. Everyone here is dreading the great terror known as winter.
Another fact that doesn't exactly brighten up our days is that Mr. van Maaren,
the man who works in the warehouse, is getting suspicious about the Annex.
A person with any brains must have noticed by now that Miep sometimes says she's going to the lab,
Bep to the file room and Mr. Kleiman to the Opekta supplies,
while Mr. Kugler claims the Annex doesn't belong to this building at all, but to the one next door.
We wouldn't care what Mr. van Maaren thought of the situation except that he's known to be unreliable and to possess a high degree of curiosity.
He's not one who can be put off with a flimsy excuse.
One day Mr. Kugler wanted to be extra cautious, so at twenty past twelve he put on his coat and went to the drugstore around the corner.
Less than five minutes later he was back, and he sneaked up the stairs like a thief to visit us.
At one-fifteen he started to leave, but Bep met him on the landing and warned him that van Maaren was in the office.
Mr. Kugler did an about-face and stayed with us until one-thirty.
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