When Katniss Everdeen breaks down and calls to have her garage door fixed she is expecting to deal with a late, rude, patronizing repair person. What she gets instead is the best customer service in her life.

Katniss normally tries to avoid the college students decked out in bright orange, especially when she's just trying to get her weekly groceries at the nearest store. But when one addition to Panem U keeps showing up with his cart in every aisle, she finds herself thinking about more than just the produce.

based on the song "Stay" by Rihanna and also the end of the book "Mockingjay" by Suzanne Collins. The basic premise is straight from the book, including the last line, however I have added some detail of what I imagine happened in those moments at the end of the book.

There's only one thing Katniss dislikes more than the craft beer Gale makes in his new brewery, and that's the running club that meets at the bar each week. She might be a runner, but she certainly doesn't need companionship while she exercises. Or does she? NOTE TO READERS: This story is complete. Thanks for reading!

Katniss Everdeen was not much of a coffee drinker, but a certain smiling barista has her coming back to the coffee shop more often than she'd like to admit. I have finally fixed the formatting issues in chapters 1 & 2. Thanks for all the follows and favorites!

The sequel to "Food for Thought." What happened after Katniss and Peeta decided to combine their groceries and make dinner together? This is told from Peeta's point of view.