I Am ZoZo Page #4

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to my card?

Seriously, Nick,

enough with your stupid tricks.

Enough of what tricks?

The card really vanished.

What about the other bathroom?

Here we are.

Same drill?

Yeah.

- Holy Sh*t!

Hey, what did you see?

Somebody there, there's

somebody there!

What did you see?

What did you see?

It's dark!

What was it, man?

It was...

I don't know.

He's totally freaked.

This is crazy.

Let me get in here.

Nick.

No, don't.

Please don't, dude.

I'm going to get to the bottom

of this, okay? I'm sick of this.

I'm going to figure out

what's going on here.

Take this.

It's going to be okay.

All right?

It's going to be okay.

Here is your ZoZo.

Bravo. But, Nick,

where's your card?

Let's get back up stairs

and say good-bye to the board.

It's not good

to leave it open.

There that should do it.

This will be

a memorable session.

Nick, your card is gone

and it's not coming back.

It's got to be around

here somewhere.

I'll find it.

Well, here's to

one freaky night.

What?

Nothing let's go

to bed, come on.

Well, boys and girls,

I'm being called to arms.

Come on.

Cheers.

Nice.

Bed does sound good

right about now.

- Goodnight.

- Goodnight.

Goodnight, Nick.

Well, now, that was

an interesting night, huh?

It was.

It was also

very unsettling.

Oh, I think our imagination

just got the best of us.

- Nick was right about that part.

- Yeah.

It's just that it...

Well it's hard to explain,

but...

It left me with

this strange feeling.

This feeling carries

a lot of weight.

Don't worry, Tess.

By tomorrow morning,

you'll be a 100 percent.

- Will I?

- Absolutely.

May I?

Yes, you may.

Night.

Night.

Tess, are you sure it just

wasn't like a bad dream or something?

I mean... I've had some

crazy realistic dreams.

They can feel

so freaking real sometimes.

This seemed so real.

It was real.

It reminded of something

that happened to my mom,

at the time she was pregt

with my sister.

This really freaked me out

when she told me this.

Um, but one night

she was lying in bed

and all of a sudden

something grabbed her ankles,

and dragged her

off of the foot of the bed.

She struggled to stay on

and she even called for my dad

who was lying right next to her.

- He never woke up.

- Really?

He would just think that

she had bad dreams, but...

But he could never explain,

why in the morning he found her on

the floor at the foot of the bed.

Still with the sheets

wrapped tightly in her hands.

Wow.

The very next night,

minutes after getting

into bed, um...

She was overcome

by a strong force.

That left her

completely paralyzed.

- Wow.

- Um...

Kind of like what

happened to me last night.

She felt like something

was holding her down.

And minutes later,

she was floating

above her body.

She started to, um,

to crawl along the ceiling,

to the door,

into the hallway and

eventually into the living room.

She said that that's

where she witnessed

the most horrible sight

in the world.

There was a fire,

everywhere.

But she said the most

disturbing part...

...was that there was

a baby crying.

A baby?

She woke up

in the worst state of terror.

And she was clutching

her stomach

to see if the baby

was still there.

That's creepy sh*t.

You know it's kind of weird.

I mean...

Tess, I haven't really known

you that long, but...

I pictured you as

an only child.

Um, I am.

My sister died

from complications

just three days

after being born.

I have a secret to tell you.

Last night when you were having

your nightmare/dream thing,

I stayed up

and played the Ouija board.

What?

Why?

I don't know, um...

I had this overwhelming

urge to play it.

I got in contact

with my cousin again.

What do you mean?

Adam. My cousin Adam?

He contacted me

through the board.

It was him.

It was him. I knew it.

It was so nice

to talk with him.

Oh, Mel.

- That's amazing.

- Yeah.

Now, that I think about it,

the really weird thing was...

He was asking me

a lot about you.

Me?

Mel, he doesn't even know me.

Why would he

be asking about me?

I don't know. He said...

He was saying stuff like he

thought you were really pretty.

And he was sad that he

wasn't still alive, because...

Because if I think

he were still alive

he would wanted to go

on a date with you.

Mel, he doesn't even know

what I look like.

Why would he

be asking about me?

You were sitting right

across from me

when he contacted us

the first time, Tess.

Look at you.

You're beautiful.

In the likeness of

a true Goddess.

Lucky me.

Let's go bury apple seeds

and celebrate this day.

- Come on.

- Bury apple seeds?

Yeah, let's go.

Come on, Tess.

- Come on. Come on. Come on!

Okay!

- Where do you want to bury them?

- Because it's fun!

Celebrate.

Let's go.

Oh, my God, be careful.

Don't slide.

Tess, let's go!

Let's celebrate!

How's your b*tch, Nick?

One beautiful b*tch.

Oh, my gosh.

She's going in the oven.

- You jerk.

- Put her in.

Oh, my God.

Oh, why, thank you.

- Let's see that baby.

Oh, yeah, dude.

Oh, whoa,

Nick, no, no, no...

- Okay. Hold it.

- That is so gross, Nick.

This is,

this is fantastic.

That's yummy.

Oh, kiss it.

What?

Oh, yeah, kiss it.

- Kiss it, Mel!

Oh, yummy!

- Your turn, Tess.

- No!

No, I'm okay.

- Why'd you do that?

- Who's hungry?

- You guys are adorable.

- I'm hungry!

- Go ahead.

- Oh, my gosh.

- Let's do this.

- Let's do this.

- All right.

- Are you going to bake it?

No. No, no...

Over an open fire?

- Ooh!

- Yeah.

- So cool.

- Yeah.

- Nice.

- Hunters, build me a fire.

All right!

- So primal.

Are you... No.

Ugh, it's crunching!

Oh, my God!

Ugh.

Come on, Tess, let's go.

Oh, yeah, Aiden, we're

going to go build the fire.

Tess! Tess! Hey, Tess.

I, uh, need your help.

You don't look too happy.

You want to get me some brown

sugar? And, yeah. Okay. Sorry.

I can handle that. Where

is our brown sugar in this house?

It should be over there

somewhere.

Okay.

Ah, its heart.

Ah, brown sugar.

Let's take the head off.

How are you

doing this, Aiden?

Ah, been a fisher

for a long time.

Wow, hats off to Aiden

because this is delicious.

Aiden, if I was a vegetarian,

I could literally live on this

yumness, man.

It's unbelievable.

I have to agree

with that, you know, Aiden,

- I need to know the recipe.

- Mmm-mmm.

Sorry, Nick. Family secret.

Come on! Help me

out here, I'm a single guy.

This could impress the best.

It does.

How'd you learn

how to cook so well?

It's kind of rare these days.

Uh, two years

of culinary school.

But how, I thought you

guys were all the same age.

Not me. I'm a couple years

older than the rest of the guys.

Mmm. But, then how did

you guys all meet?

I actually

met Aiden first.

Yeah, he at the time was, uh,

volunteer ambulance guy...

And there was a time when

I wasn't sleeping too good.

Well to make

a long story short,

sleeping pills and liquor

are not the best mix.

Aiden here,

basically saved my life.

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