Fifer was much too shaken and beside himself to really speculate Haymitch’s honesty. The answer was not what he wanted to hear. Even after all this time, having the ability to look his lost lover in the face, the victim, he still didn’t have a name or description of who murdered him. Not to mention the witch responsible. Fifer looked at the clothing Haymitch wore, it wasn’t his own. Someone had bought it for him. The ginger pulled back, almost fell over, but kept his balance and wiped a hand from his nose to his lips in befuddlement. After a moment of staring at Haymitch he sniffs and asks, “Where have you been? Who’s keeping you?”
Haymitch wanted to turn back and leave. He didn't want to see Fifer again, he didn't want to see him in first place. It was too painful, especially when he tried to forget of his past, to start anew. Only Beth linking both of Haymitch's worlds, now with the exception of a much stronger bond. His lover, and supposed to be fiancée. The man he wanted to kiss, but denied himself that wish. He'd feel nothing; and Fifer, only coldness. At the pull, Haymitch was about to stubble along, but instead regained balance and held the ginger by his arms. "I, I cannot t-talk about it. F-fifer....we sh-shouldn't have seen...wecan't meet, never ag-gain..." He said with cracked voice, ghostly tears rolling down his face. Not existent, yet they felt like burning coal against the spirit's cheeks.














