And there she was. Entirely changed though, which disappointed him somewhat. He rather liked the dress on her with her hair all done up. It couldn't be helped though, she was obviously the work minded type, dressing for what suited her situation and that was currently hunting him down. The next little note, peeked out from under the coffee cup and he waited, always watching her for the girl to notice him and his note. He would blend in and disappear yet again, though the moment their line of sight was disconnected. Out the front door was his only option, but his car was waiting just outside.<br/><br/>He didn't use it often, but it was ...normal, less suspicious...A more human way of travel than what he had in mind. And that was it, she had spotted him and in the split second their eyes met, he had a chesire grin across his face. Then a waitress passed by and he moved far faster than he was sure they could process, he was at the door before she could take two steps toward his now empty booth seat and out the door before she realized he was no longer sitting there.<br/><br/>The note was still there, under the coffee cup on the table. This one was longer but just as hastily written as the first.<br/>"I hope you know the city well.<br/>For the next few days, let's play a game.<br/>I'll give you clues to a landmark;<br/>And you come and find me.<br/>The rules are simple.<br/>You find me first; you kill me.<br/>I find you; you'll wish you never came.<br/>We spot each other; the chase is on.<br/>Our first match will happen in the Garden;<br/>The one with the fountain with tiny cherub angels;<br/>And the only one with a bush hedge of white roses."