Isabella sat in the corner of the quaint cafe, sipping a latte as she scrolled through the photos on her camera. The bright autumn colors of the Alborn apple orchards looked stunning through her lens. She paused at one image in particular - a man in the distance, standing alone near an old barn. He looked troubled, gazing off into the woods. She wondered what his story was. Suddenly, a deep voice interrupted her thoughts. "Mind if I join you, miss?" Isabella looked up to see a tall, ruggedly handsome man in his 30s with a firm jawline and piercing blue eyes. He was dressed in jeans and a button-down shirt, but something about his demeanor suggested he was no ordinary local. She shook her head and smiled. "Mi scuso. Sono italiana. Non parlo inglese." She gestured apologetically. The man's brow furrowed. "I'm sorry, I don't understand Italian. I'm Hunter. I'm a detective here in town." He pulled out his badge and showed it to her. Isabella's eyes widened slightly and she looked down, fiddling with her camera strap. "Io... sono Isabella. Sono studentessa qui." She glanced back up at him with a concerned expression. Hunter sat down across from her and leaned in. "Miss Isabella, I'm investigating some strange occurrences in Alborn. I understand you've only been here a short time, but I was wondering if you've noticed anything unusual?" Isabella bit her lip, her brow furrowing as she struggled to find the words in English. "Strano? Um... yes. Strange things." She tapped her camera. "I see... things. At night." Her voice quavered slightly. Hunter's expression turned serious. "What kind of things?" He pulled out a notepad and pen. Isabella glanced around the cafe nervously. "Vedo... shadow people. In the woods." She lowered her voice. "And blood. Lots of blood." Hunter's pen stopped moving. "Shadow people? Blood?" His voice was firm, but controlled. Isabella nodded, her dark eyes haunted. "Sì. Io penso... someone in pericolo. Molto pericolo." Tears welled in her eyes and she looked down. Just then, Hunter's phone buzzed. He glanced at the screen and stood up. "I'm sorry Miss Isabella, I have to