Maggie had always been known for her huge heart and giving nature, it was what drew Jonathan to her in the first place. Her beauty was not merely skin deep, her soul seemed to radiate from within to give her a sort of glow that most women only dreamed of having. She had such a gentle way about her, a gracefulness in the way that she approached life, even as she mourned the loss of her soulmate in what she thought was private. Jonathan's mother and father had offered for her to stay with them while she mourned, but Maggie wouldn't hear of it she had to tend to the farm.<br/><br/>Looking down to the affectionate feline she couldn't help but smile, the look in his bright eyes causing her smile to falter. "You miss him too, huh? He wasn't much of a cat person, but he enjoyed your company while he worked outside. He's the one who gave you fish for Christmas." She offered the cat a little wink, her heart feeling a little less heavy as she thought the cat shared at least a little of her feelings. Maggie's head tilted to the side slightly as she watched him, the hypnotic sway of his tail drawing her to follow. Watching as it darted away as though it had seen a ghost she jumped, her right hand clutching her chest as she gasped. "Christ cat, way to freak me out!" Just as those words left her lips the power went out and she sighed rather loudly. "Really? Great, now I am in the dark with a freaky cat in the middle of nowhere. If this doesn't scream horror movie I don't know what does."<br/><br/>Looking down the hallway she swore she saw him standing there, his eyes so beautifully clear and real. A sudden chill ran through her body as she heard her name whispered and she started to move toward the bedroom. "Jonathan.." Her heart pounded hard in her chest as her head swam with hope and need, but just as soon as she saw him the lights clicked back on and she was left there in the hallway with the cat. Knees buckled and Maggie caught herself hard against the wall that she just slid down until she was seated on the floor with her head in her hands. "He was there, I swear to god he was."