They searched under the bleachers and around the equipment. They even asked other gymnasts if they had seen two cassette tapes. But the tapes had definitely disappeared. “It’s like they walked away,” said Jessie, though she knew better. Tapes don’t walk off—someone had taken them. Katya was still crying. The music was for her floor routine, her favorite event. “We can get you another cassette,” Violet offered. “Grandfather can buy it at the music store this afternoon,” added Henry. Irina shook her head doubtfully. “Thank you. But the music for Katya’s floor routine is a Russian piece. You would not be able to find it in Greenfield.” Jessie had an idea. “I bet Grandfather could find it in another city. He has friends all over.” “Perhaps,” said Katya’s coach. “But the competition is tomorrow. We cannot take that chance.” She looked at Katya. “There is only one thing to do. We’ll make up a new routine to a new piece of music.” Katya stopped crying.
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