"Which one?"

　　But she was finished talking to me. "I have to go now dear. Be good now."

　　"Goodbye, Mrs. Hanna," I said.

　　She disappeared, but I could hear the clatter of her cart and the click of her heels on the pavement for a while after she left.

　　I finished working on the bus around lunchtime, so I headed back into the office. Gabriel looked up from the computer screen.

　　"Mail for you on your desk," he said.

　　"Thanks."

　　I picked up the box. There was no return address, but I'd seen enough of Stefan's handwriting to recognize it. So I waited until Gabriel left to get us some lunch before I opened it.

　　There were three packages wrapped in s...o...b.. Doo paper: a scorched stake, a small gold medallion with a dragon on it, and a solid, dark chocolate VW Bus.

　　I gathered the paper and the box and put it in the trash, only then noticing that there was something else on the desk, a pencil sketch of a man's face. I turned it right side up and saw that it was Adam, his eyes watchful but a hint of a smile on his mouth. On the bottom of the page the artist had signed her name, Marjorie Hanna.