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Previously, on the red weather.

A few days before she died, I got a letter from Willow.

Willow was my neighbor and one of my best friends as a kid.

The central trauma of Willow's life had to do with her sister, Anna.

On Halloween night, 1995, Anna disappeared.

Well, it was a little superficial, but I would love to see some of this stuff.

I was reading the evidence catalog for Anna Trainor's case.

Like, um, this book, uh, maybe, and then could I see the bullets?

I always said that she made that take for somebody else, an older guy.

You said this thing last week, you said, oh, I'm glad you're 16, at least.

Because I know it's because you just, like, want me to drive.

But then it also can't be true that age doesn't matter.

I think in order to get more information about that, I need to talk to Laney.

Because, rude.

I know.

There's going to be a worst conversation.

I know.

I'm not looking forward to it. Writer, it's Lainey Traynor.

I don't know.

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