"Thanks Finn." I whisper as the Avox inserts the needle into my arm. We are on the train, going home. Finnick carried me back to the town, and we had to leave first thing. I said a teary good bye to all my victor family without a problem, but then when my father came I started to freak out again.

I screamed nonsense at him, and Finnick had to literally grab my arms and drag me (punching, kicking, and screaming, might I add) onto the train. The last image I have of my father before leaving the district is him standing with a face as set as stone watching the train pull out of the station with tears streaming down his face.

He doesn't say anything; he just simply picks Trixie up and carries her to her room to sleep.

He comes back and cocks his head to the side, squinting his eyes. He's just staring at me.

"What?" I snap at him. I sound a lot meaner than I meant too.

"Why'd you do that, Gem?" He questions.

"Do what?" I ask dumbly.

"Not take your medication for four days. Do you even remember what you did?"

I think about it for a few minutes; it's kind of foggy in my brain. I remember everything when I was alone and talking to Ky, but then when Finnick showed up it all goes weird.

"Everything before you all showed up." I state.

"You know you pointed a make shift spear at me? Threatening to kill me? Then you ran away from me Gemma…" He trails off, eyes still searching my eyes.

"Oh god Finnick, I'm so sorry." I really don't recall pointing anything at him. I remember the running, vaguely though.

"Do you really love me, Gemma?" He whispers.

"You know I do, stupid!" I say with a joking tone; but I am very serious. "It's just my brain is messed up! I'm crazy!"

Tears fill his eyes, "Promise?"

I walk over to him and take his face in my hands, "I promise. I love you, Finnick Odair. More than anything in this world."

He leans down and kisses me, "I love you too."

So… I'm ending the story there.

Yeah, Yeah, I know it was a sucky ending! BUT…

I'm starting the new book very soon… YAY!

The next book will be my third and final book in this trilogy. I am happy and sad; it's a bittersweet kind of feeling. I'm delighted, because big things are coming in this book, and I can't wait for you all to read it (It will be the most action packed, I hope!) and I'm very sad, because I have to leave all of these wonderful characters behind so I can move onto more stories!

But….. (there's always a but) depending on how well the next book does/how many reviews it gets, I might do a few one shots or another story about their lives after the war, their children, etc…

It will take place from Katniss/Peeta's games onwards… so it might be long! But it will be exciting ;)

I am going to change it a bit. I will not be sticking to the original MockingJay. More fun is coming ;)

And…. The title of the next book? "The Promise of a Pin." *Squeal* I'm sorry, I just had to stick with the whole "The promise of a …" thing. I mean, I can't just change it now! Not after there are two other books! Geez!

Anyways…. Thank you all, soo soooo much! It means so much to me! I look forward to seeing you in the sequel!

Review and tell me if you'll be reading it?

Thank you

Meganlucindaxo

"Yes. I want to tell the rebels that I am alive. That I'm here in District 8 where the capitol has just bombed a hospital full of unarmed men, woman, and children. There will be no survivors. I want to tell people, that if you think for a second that the Capitol will treat us fairly if there's a cease fire, you're diluting yourselves. Because you know who they are, and you know what they do! This is what they do! And we must fight back! President Snow says he's sending us a message? Well I have one for him. You can torture us, and bomb us, and burn our districts to the ground; but do you see that? Fire is catching. And if we burn, you burn with us."

-Katniss Everdeen, the girl on fire.