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Three: Help Is Not Coming. Part Two.

Still with Ashleigh, she saw the dog, and she smiled...

"Hey. Hey. Lassie, go get help." She says, picking the dog up in her arms.

She lifted the dog higher, seeing a name collar.

"Paisley. Okay, Paisley, can you please show me the way out?" She asked.

She put the dog down, watching Paisley run through the hole, and crawled through the hole.

Back with Michael, May, and Harry, they arrived at a building...

"I didn't know our church even did this." May tells him.

"Well, a lot of people are in need right now. Not everybody got by with just broken glass and overturned bookshelf."

"Mom's not here." Harry says.

"No, she isn't."

"Then why are we?" Harry asked.

"To be of service."

A few minutes later, Michael walked over, handing some people some towels...

Michael and a woman went to do a prayer together.

Buck and Ali were sitting on top of the elevator, lowering Eddie and another guy they had found...

"Your girlfriend, she's gonna be okay, you know..."

"I don't know. I've been feeling weird all day about leaving her... maybe this was it." He says.

"Hey, there's no proof she's dead."

"And there's no proof she's alive." He says.

"Get down here, Buck!" Eddie shouted.

Buck lifted Ali and began climbing down.

"Is the building vibrating?"

Bobby, Chimney, and Hen ran for cover.

Ashleigh screamed, hearing things drop behind her.

Back with Chimney, Hen, and Bobby...

"Hen, Cap, you two good?" Chimney asked.

"I'm good." Hen said.

"I'm good. You good?" Asked Bobby.

They all stood up, seeing that the area they had managed to clear was back to being covered.

"Right back where we started." Said Chimney.

"Damn it! Damn it!" Hen shouted.

"All right, well, we start again." Said Bobby.

"Captain Nash, some good news. Firefighter Gilbert's GPS. There's been movement. She's moved."

Bobby grabbed the tablet quickly, staring at it.

"You've gotta be kidding me, Ashleigh Gilbert. Hen, Chim, she's on the other side of us." Bobby tells them.

Bobby spun around, thinking of which direction.

"Yeah, I'm glad she's on the move, but where's she going?" Asked Chimney.

Back with Ashleigh, she continued following the dog...

"Paisley, where'd you go? Wait up, girl." She mumbled.

She finally managed to stand up and walk, and she couldn't be happier.

She stepped down, holding onto the wall, and she heard Paisley getting louder.

"Kat? Oh, my God, I've been looking all over for you, baby. Are you hurt?" Ashleigh asked.