Disclaimer: I don't own Community.

AN: Sincerest apologies to anyone who was following this for not updating sooner.

JUNE:

Annie calls Britta's phone and leaves her messages until the number is disconnected for nonpayment.

Troy and Abed check her facebook page, her twitter account, and even her favorite message board where she posted with like minded feminist activists; she hasn't signed in once since the beginning of the previous month.

Jeff drops by the apartment manager's office to pay Britta's rent until August.

He figures she would be pissed if she came back and all her stuff was gone; as much as he made fun of her, she worked hard to get her stuff so he was going to help her keep it.

The manager shows him copy of the money order he had received. Her rent is more than covered for the rest of the year, and the manager said he had paid the electricity water when they came by to shut it off.

Jeff asks if there was anything else attached to the check, a letter, a notice of where she had gone.

The manager shook his head and said there was no return address, and the money order was nondescript as well.

Jeff got a copy of the money order and left to meet with the others, well, with Annie, Troy, and Abed.

Pierce was at another one of his conventions for the entire summer, as usual.

Shirley and her family had headed East to visit family and introduce Ben to this grandparents in person.

Jeff brings them dinner from the only Britta approved Thai place and they discuss what they had learned.

Jeff can't help but feel old as he looks at his companions, and he has another startling insight into how Pierce, and occasionally Shirley, feel when their age comes up.

Annie wants to contact the police.

Nobody contradicts her, but they all wonder if that is not just a little too extreme.

Britta clearly is not in trouble if she had enough sense to send a check to cover her expenses.

Abed suggests they hack her bank account and see if there was any suspicious activity, or maybe her debit card would let them know where she was.

Jeff reminds them that it was Britta's choice to disappear (apparently), and they shouldn't worry.

The others reluctantly agree and start a discussion about the movie they should watch.

Annie pouts, but she is still the one who suggests a Batman movie marathon because the last Nolan Batman movie is coming out soon.

AN: Sorry it's taken me so long to post. I promise to post every day from here on out.