The house that was being discussed was a good half mile down the road, but it was readily visible because of it's perch on the hill.   It was an old looking thing, but it was difficult to tell from this distance because it was just a silhouette against the moon.<br/><br/>To the west of them, the horizon was not visible.     It was blocked by a dark wall of foliage.    Tiffany's initial observation could be forgiven, given that they had just driven through forest, but further inspection by anyone would reveal that the plants blocking their view were actually neatly plowed rows of corn.  To their east was Lake Freedom, as it had become known after the Civil Rights murders.<br/><br/>There was one more sign that the farm was indeed inhabited.    As the girls talked,  a light came on inside the house up the hill in the western most window.     They were definitely not alone...