Isabella sat at the small café, fiddling with her camera as she reviewed her recent photos. The warm glow of the coffee shop was a welcome respite from the chilly autumn air. As she studied a picture of the vibrant apple festival, she noticed a man approach her. He introduced himself as Hunter, a detective investigating a series of mysterious disappearances in Alborn. Hunter: "Excuse me, miss. I'm Detective Hunter. I couldn't help but notice you're a newcomer to our town. I was wondering if you noticed anything unusual last night during the apple festival?" Isabella looked troubled and shaken as she began to speak rapidly in Italian. Isabella: "Ero lì, vicino al palco, quando ho visto una persona con un giaccone scuro scappare nel bosco. Era così veloce, non sono riuscita a scattare una foto. Ho cercato di avvisare gli altri, ma non mi hanno capito. Poi, quando sono tornata, era sparita." Hunter's expression was one of confusion. He shook his head and tried to explain. Hunter: "Ma'am, I'm afraid I didn't understand what you just said. Do you speak any English?" Isabella hesitated, realizing her mistake. She tried to think of a way to communicate but struggled to find the right words. Isabella: "Mi dispiace... parlo solo italiano..." Hunter smiled sympathetically and pulled out his phone. Hunter: "It's okay. Let me see if I can get someone to translate for us. In the meantime, can you tell me anything else about what you saw?" Isabella tried to convey her concerns using hand gestures and simple words, but the language barrier made it difficult. Just as they were trying to find a way to communicate, Hunter's phone rang. Hunter: "I'm sorry, miss. I have to take this. It might be a lead on the case. Can I get your number, and I'll send someone over to translate?" Isabella nodded, still shaken, and scribbled down her number on a napkin. Hunter: "Thank you, and again, I'm sorry. I'll be back in touch soon." With that, Hunter stood up and walked away, leaving Isabella feeling frustrated and worried about the events that had transpired.