The small town of Alborn, MN, bustled with activity as residents prepared for the annual Apple Festival. Isabella sat in the quaint local café, her camera spread out on the table in front of her. She studied the images of the picturesque town, her brow furrowed in concern. Hunter strode into the café, his rugged features standing out among the friendly locals. He spotted Isabella and approached, his eyes narrowed. "Excuse me," Hunter said. "I'm Detective Hunter. I'm investigating some strange occurrences in town. Have you noticed anything unusual lately?" Isabella's dark eyes widened, a look of fear flashing across her face. "Io ho visto qualcosa di molto strano ieri sera," she replied in rapid Italian, her voice trembling. "Una figura oscura vicino al fiume. Ho cercato di fare una foto, ma era troppo veloce." Hunter's face fell as he struggled to understand her words. "I'm sorry, ma'am, but I don't speak Italian. Can you please speak English?" Isabella shook her head, realizing her mistake. "Mi dispiace, detective. Io non parlo inglese." Her hands clenched around her camera as she fought back tears. Hunter sighed in frustration. "Do you know anyone who speaks English who could translate for us?" Just then, his phone rang. "Excuse me," he said, answering it. He listened intently before responding in a low tone. "I'll be right there." Turning back to Isabella, Hunter said, "I have to go, but I'd like to talk to you more. Can you meet me here tomorrow at 2 PM? Maybe we can find a translator." Isabella nodded, still visibly shaken. "Sì, detective. Sarò qui." With that, Hunter rushed out of the café, leaving Isabella alone with her dark thoughts and haunting images. --- Voice Sheet: Isabella: "Io ho visto qualcosa di molto strano ieri sera. Una figura oscura vicino al fiume. Ho cercato di fare una foto, ma era troppo veloce." "Mi dispiace, detective. Io non parlo inglese." "Sì, detective. Sarò qui." Hunter: "Excuse me, I'm Detective Hunter. I'm investigating some strange occurrences in town. Have you noticed anything unusual lately?" "I'm sorry, ma'am, but I don't speak Italian