Korra watched the water swish to and fro in the glass but found herself unable to take a drink of it. The table started to slightly shake as her leg went up and down rapidly. Her whole body was trembling as she ran a shaky hand through her hair to push her bangs away from her face. There seemed to be a haunted look on her face as she seemed to be somewhere else. There was a heavy, shaky sigh that left her as she was whipped back into the present once she heard Daniel's voice speaking into the recorder. Looking over the table at him, for a moment there was an irritated look that crossed her eyes as she noticed he had taken Mitch's seat.<br/><br/>Her attention was drawn to his notepad as she leaned over just a bit to see what he was writing down. What could he possibly have to note? Relaxing a bit as she realized all he was doing was writing down the date, Korra leaned back in her chair and chewed on the inside of her lip. It was easy to see why she would be the main suspect but she hadn't seen Annie since Tuesday of last week when she said she had things she needed to take care of before she would have any extra free time. But the last time they spoke, they had been on great terms. Crossing her arms over her chest, Korra sighed softly and looked at the detective.<br/><br/>"I had to work on Thursday. Last time I spoke to Annie was Tuesday of last week. Annie said that she had some things she needed to clear up before she would have some more free time. Something about a few payments she needed to make. We had plans Friday night to go and get some dinner, but she never showed so I just figured that she was still busy. It wasn't a big deal so I just got a drink to go and left, taking on a couple more hours of overtime at work. I placed a few calls to her from the payphone outside of the drugstore down the street but she never answered so I figured she would call if she needed anything," Korra explained. Rubbing her forehead with a small frown as she tried to remember anything that would help out the detective.<br/><br/>Anything that Annie had said that would seem out of place or maybe someone who had been hanging around too often. There was nothing she could come up with though. Just now remembering Annie's fiancÃ©, Korra quickly sat up straight and looked at Daniel. "Hey detective, how is Johnny? Annie's fiancÃ©?" she asked, looking sympathetic about how much pain he would be in if he hadn't already found out. They were crazy in love and Johnny was definitely Annie's match made in heaven.<br/><br/>A knock sounded at the door, making Korra jump slightly, not used to so much company in one night. "Um..excuse me one second," she said, looking taken off-guard as if she hadn't been expecting company. Pushing the chair back and standing, she closed the distance between her and the door rather cautiously. Opening the door, Korra smiled and leaned on the door. "May I help you?" she asked kindly. A tall, strong-looking man was standing there, dark sunglasses on even in the middle of the night. His black and white suit was neat and tidy, hands stuffed deep in his pockets and a cigarette hanging form the corner of his mouth while smoke was being blown from his nose. "Miss Mayne I presume?" he asked in a gruff, deep voice.<br/><br/>Korra frowned and nodded, holding the door in her hand as she was prepared to shut the door. One thing you learn in this life, men in suits were never a good thing. "I am. Is there something I can help you with? If not I would like it if you could leave," she said as politely as possible. The man didn't seem fazed and he removed one of his hands from his pocket, pulling off his sunglasses. His black eyes were cold and unforgiving as he looked at Korra as if seeing right through her. "Miss Mayne, you would do well to keep that attitude of yours in check while speaking to me," he said quietly, vaguely aware that she had company. Something was off with this man and she didn't like how he kept shuffling slowly closer to her door.