Korra stayed where she was, bent over on her knees with her hands cuffed behind her back. Crying silently for half the night as she went through the memories of all the time she spent with Annie. Annie had been the only and bestest friend she could have ever hoped to find. Even though they had their arguement, they had gotten over it like they always did. Even if her brothers death was Annie's fault, Korra never could stay mad at her. After all, stupid things happen even if we dont mean or want them to.<br/><br/>Even though the wreck had been Annie's fault, she still tried to help Korra through it and she mustve apologized a million times. Korra had broken down completely at her brothers funeral and Annie had been the only one to console her or try to get Korra to remember the happier things about Micheal. In the end, Annie was all she had left.<br/><br/>Korra had told Annie that she had to leave Rangerville and even asked her to come with her. But Annie said she had too many things there that she still had to do but she would meet Korra in LA after a month or two. But she never had come to LA, so Korra thought that Annie said that just to make her go. But learning of Annie's death had hit her hard.<br/><br/>'Whoever did this..i will find them...i have to..for Annie..but first, i have to get the detective to believe me..which he seems bound and determined not to..' she thought as one o'clock in the morning rolled around. Quietly, she got up with some struggle before she leaned against the nearest wall and slid down to sit. Pulling her knees to her chest, she looked up at the ceiling as her tears silently kept their constant torrent down her now pink cheeks. Without even realizing it, she had stayed awake all night crying and reliving memories in her head.