Xin Jun was rather surprised by how she was happy about the drawing on the envelope, yet shy when given the flower. It was like, he brightened up her day or something a little. He looked at the twenty sitting on the counter and took it, going to put it away in the register until he spotted the envelope sitting on the counter. Putting the money away, he then brought his attention towards the envelope.<span style="font-style: italic">She must have forgotten this...</span>he thought. But was it worth it to deliver the envelope by himself? It would be a hassle to do, but he didn't want Evie to get in trouble, not with Mr. Buckett that is. So, he picked up the envelope and started to make way towards the front door, but he stopped and called over his shoulder, "Mr. Anderson! Mr. Anderson, sir!" he called. The man in the back then called back, "What?" to which, Xin Jun told the man he was going to run a quick errand, to which, without thinking, left the building and started to search around for Evie. Nowhere. "Man, she sure took off like a rocket... Enough to be careless and forget this!" he sighed,  face-palming himself. He started his walk down the street to get to the New York Times Building.<br/><br/>Walking down the street, cars would pass by in busy traffic, and people would be on their way to work. Kids were in school of course, so none of those were hanging around. It was a little difficult when it came to try and figure out where this New York Times building was. But he followed the street signs and kept glancing at the envelope constantly. Making sure he wouldn't get lost. It was one thing to get lost in the city, but getting lost in New York was even worse. Cause you never know what side of the city you'll end up on. Hopefully not the bad side of the city, that's for sure.<br/><br/>Upon finally arriving at the building, standing in front of it, he sighed. "Time to find her..." With that, he walked into the building and towards a lady at the front desk. "Excuse me, do you know where the New York Times publishing is?" he asked. The lady smiled and said, "The 4th floor, sir.." To which Xin Jun smiled and nodded, "Thank you, ma'am. Have a nice day" to which he headed for the elevator, pushed the button and walked inside when it opened up. He then searched and pressed the 'Floor 4' button. The large metal doors closed shut and the elevator shifted, moving upwards. When the sound of the little bell rang in the elevator, the doors opened and Xin Jun stepped out. The envelope was clutched in his hands as he looked around trying to see who to give the envelope to. So many people in one place, was crazy. He wasn't use to it, except for the Subway.<br/><br/>Walking around, he tried to find someone that he could give it to, so they'd at least give it to Evelyn that is. Coming across a woman, Becky. Fixing his coat, Xin Jun walked over to her. "Excuse me, I'm Xin Jun from the Printing Shop down the street... Miss Evelyn Vale left this by accident at the shop, could you give it to her? It's the prints of the new cards that Mr. Buckett had advised to get fixed." he said, giving her a smile as he handed the yellow envelope over, then shoving his hands into his coat pockets. Hopefully things would be a bit better off today.