No ambulance. No hospital. That makes her nervous, too, but she'll listen to what he wants. Nate isn't stupid and he isn't going to do something that will put other people at risk right here in Darrow, she's sure of that, but she doesn't really know what's happening either. It frightens her to think something might be happening to him that she can't help, something she can't change.

Especially something like this. Watching someone he loves die. Watching someone he would do anything for just disappearing right in front of his eyes. It isn't exactly what happened to her in the park, but it isn't entirely different either. He's seeing something that isn't really there and even if it's real, even if it's something that's happened in the past, it isn't happening now. That doesn't change it, it doesn't make it any less scary, and Beth tries to remember how Nate helped her that day in the park.

He'd let her go somewhere she felt safe. Somewhere they could just be.

"It might be," she agrees, taking Nate's hand gently. "Do you still see him?"