." Whatever she might have been intending to say just died off as she began to cry again.At that point Bobbie Conroy spoke sharply, "Martha Bradford, ...it was real, damn it!" Then in just a few sentences Bobbie reviewed what had happened to Joyce in just the twenty-four hours following the telecast."Honey," she concluded, "when you saw Joyce, believe me when I tell you the situation for her was a hundred times worse than yours could possibly be! You see, for Joyce there was only one possible man. I called you but no answer, so I thought I should drive by your home. I see Ashley’s car out in front, which is a little unusual for a Friday. Is everything okay?” he asks frantically.Ashley also comes to the door. Leeann says she obviously didn’t hear her phone and Ashley hadn’t either.“Why are you so desperate to find Brad?” Leeann asks.Kevin does not answer the question. He says “Something has come up at work and I really need to talk to Brad and run some things by him.”This seems strange to. I don’t remember dozing off. I only remember waking up as the truck bucked wildly as it veered off the road, through the brush, headed straight for the river. In a split second, I was in the water and could feel the heavy truck start to sink. It was not the even slow settling that you often see in the movies, but was violent, shaking and swirling as the truck hit logs and branches. I tried to force the door open but water came pouring in causing the truck to tip over towards me, on top of. When asked for a name, Keal just said that he did not recall his name as nobody ever called him by it now, everyone just called him old man. The girls giggled and nodded. The constable accepted that and went about his patrol.A woman buying goods approached and asked if he was telling the truth about needing to hire the girls because of his stories. Mia answered that the last time there was a fight outside due to people not being able to get inside. The woman asked if they were seeking a place.