Korra looked up in surprise as she heard the sound of skin brushing against her door, then a strong force refusing to let her shut her door. "Excuse me detective?" she asked, a confused look crossing her features as he told her to wait. Letting her hands fall from the door as he started again, shock crossed her features as the man told her the news of Annie's death. "N-no..You cant..be serious.." she whispered quietly, her whole body tensing as the detective reached in his back pocket and pulled out a newspaper clipping.<br/><br/>Slowly and hesitantly reaching out, Korra gently slid the newspaper clipping out from in between Daniel's fingers. Looking down at the clipping, the picture of Annie's dead body laying sprawled out on the floor, dried foam sliding down from the corner of her mouth and her eyes rolled back into her head, made her stomach churn with a sick feeling. Pressing her fingers to her lips as a look of horror over rode the previous shocked look. The clipping fluttered from her fingers as she slightly stumbled back away from it, reaching out to find something to steady herself.<br/><br/>A cold sweat broke out on her body as her hand closed around the edge of her dining table. Heavily sitting back in one of the two chairs, her head fell in her hands as she stared at the floor, trying to calm herself down before she passed out. That was it. She had no one left. Everyone was gone.<br/><br/>The inside of Korra's house was very bare and open. The kitchen was to the left, the living/dining room to the right, and straight down the hall, at the very end was a door open wide that led into her bedroom. To the left and right next to her bedroom door was the bathroom. The kitchen had a single blue vase sitting on one of the shelves on the far wall but was empty of anything except the appliances and a single glass next to the sink. The fridge was totally bare itself except for a couple pieces of bread and a container of almost expired milk. The living room had nothing in it and the dining room part had one small round table with two chairs at either end, one collecting dust while the other was always used. Korra's bedroom had a mattress laying on the floor with just a pillow on it and a sheet to cover the mattress, her closet having two shirts, a pair of shorts, and a green camo duffle bag in it. The duffle bag had the U.S. army stitched on the front with Mitch's name on it. It was the only thing Korra had been able to keep of Mitchell's, everything else had been taken by his parents. They left her nothing.<br/><br/>Korra ran her fingers through her hair slowly, her whole body shaking slightly as she held back the overwhelming feelings of fear and sadness.