"I see her, " Tori exclaimed pointing through the darkness. "I guess what I saw over the edge up there was real and not my imagination."<br/><br/>Fish  headed out into the rain to get her, but Jacob held tight to Tori's elbow so she would explain. The intense look in his eyes spoke volumes.<br/><br/>"So, I was looking out and I swear I saw someone falling? flying? floating? I'm not exactly sure. If it was a person, there is no way they could do that and not be hurt. What I saw seemed to just touch down and run away. It wasn't a bird, it was a person, that I saw. Crazy? right?" Tori said, feeling really stupid. Brandi must have gone outside, not upstairs like Fish thought. "There was no way that Brandi jumped off. No way." Tori was shaking her head and couldn't stop. Jacob gently shook her and then pulled her in close.<br/><br/>"I'm okay, I'm okay," Tori said, pulling away and smoothing her hair back from her face. She smiled at Jacob who took her hand. Together they went to join Fish and hopefully Brandi.<br/><br/>Tori noticed that water was standing in the yard and a serious stream was pouring from the cemetery.<br/>"Do you think the earth levee that Fish was popping off about earlier will be at risk?" she called out to Jacob over the sound of the storm. "Did the van get pulled up to the porte-cochere?" A boom sounded from the far side of the house. Tori stopped but Jacob pulled her along. "We have to make sure Brandi is okay. If the levee broke we can't do anything about it anyway. Come on."