<span style="font-weight: bold">New Hope, Pennsylvania - Austin, Texas, 2016</span><br/><br/>Katie felt bad leaving her family so soon after coming home. She knew Dylan understood but she knew him well enough to know he was disappointed. Sam was disappointed too. She hated making her son disappointed. He was almost ten years old. He was growing up so fast, too fast. She gave Sam a hug and told him.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry I have to leave already."<br/><br/>Sam was old enough that she could tell him what happened sometimes on the investigations. She certainly didn't want to terrify him but she wanted him to understand why she left. Why she felt it was important to help people. Especially if it involved kids. Plus, it helped her son realize that spirits weren't something that the inexperienced should mess around with.<br/><br/>"I'll miss you, Mom. But I know you have to help those kids so they aren't scared of their house anymore."<br/><br/>"Your'e right, I do. No one, especially a kid, should be scared of their home. I'll miss you too, baby."<br/><br/>Dylan and Sam had driven her to the airport. She gave her husband and son a final hug and kiss, before boarding her plane. Promising to call when she arrived. Rockport, Texas was far too small of a town to fly directly too. Katie would have to rent a car in Austin and drive there. From her research it was a small town and she went ahead a reserved the whole team some rooms at a local but nice hotel. Katie did hope the family was not still living in the house. From what she was told...It wouldn't be a good idea to still be there.<br/><br/>Katie's own flight out of Philadelphia to Austin took less then four hours, non stop. She got Josie's message and replied.<br/><br/>'Heading to Rockport. Already booked us rooms at Econo Lodge Inn & Suites. They got free Wifi.'<br/><br/>The free Wifi had sold her on the hotel and it was reasonably priced. They could even have breakfast there.