Gavin slid into the car seat and started the engine.  He shifted into gear and pulled away from his house.  At the end of the street, he paused and looked in the rear view mirror, turning it to frame the distant house.<br/><br/>"You're up, brother," he said softly.  He had a slight smile on his face as he signaled and turned onto the next street.<br/><br/>Well, might as well go in to work.  He needed something to do today.  Might as well really check in on Julian.