There was no answer at the apartment and Buddy figured that Brandy was probably at the bar. The airport wasn't far from downtown and he took a taxi. H...'d surprise her by coming home early. Buddy was positive that Brandy would be overjoyed to see him.As the cab pulled up in front of the BRANDYWINE, Buddy noticed all the cars in the parking lot. That was strange. Usually this was a slow afternoon for them. Perhaps these cars weren't all customers. It would be pretty unusual to have the bar packed. I sighed in frustration and turned around to start heading back the way I came. Maybe she decided to go to the right which led back to the hill where she had fallen and to the Cornucopia. God, I hoped she didn’t go to the Cornucopia. That’s where the supplies such as weapons and medicine were and no doubt other tributes would be hanging around. Glimmer would be the perfect target. I picked up my pace to a silent jog when I came to the cave, wanting to get to Glimmer before anyone else did. When. ” She just stuck out her tongue at me. “Of course it is. My house my rules.” She closed the door, then quickly re-opened it. “And thanks for walking me home Sketch.” “No problem.” I hugged her good bye and walked three blocks the other direction to my apartment. Later That Night “Seriously, dance with her. She’s been eyeing you the entire night Sketch.” Cameron yelled over the music to be heard. I’d been sitting with some of my guy friends from the team at the bar when Cameron joined us. We. “Raymond. Are you there?”“Ahem. Yes. I’m here.”“Did you know Paul Wiley?”“I remember that name dear. How can I help you.”“Well, he recently passed away. And there’s something he left you. I’d like to bring it to you if that’s okay.”“I...uh...Are you sure he left something for Raymond del Rosario.”“It appears to me that knew you as Rose de la Cruz. Are you one in the same?”“My goodness, young lady. You ask a lot of questions.”“Look, Rose. May I call you Rose?”“Okay…”“I have no problem with what.