What happens is that Alma ends up returning to Lily, since she's basically flunked out of school and is afraid of her ex-husband, who's lost his mind.
Cabot isn't too happy about
this, obviously. He desperately wants to win her back, and he has a heavenly
vision and hears a verse from the Book of Enoch: "Taken up so he should
not see death; and he was not found."
When she's back in Lily, Alma
runs into her old friend Lucas who invites her out on a double date with
Cullen. And so it goes…
Meanwhile, Cabot goes to
Arkansas to look for Alma and try to win her back. When he shows up unannounced
at her house, though, her mother tells him that he needs to leave right now.
That's not happening as far
as Cabot's concerned, however, so he waits in his car until Alma returns and
tries to talk to her. She tells him that it's over, and that she even has a
date lined up for tonight—she's going to the movies with someone named Cullen
Witter.
Of course, this gets Cabot
all worked up, and he decides that he's going to go over to talk to this
Cullen… whoever he is.
Cabot makes his way over to
the Witter house and sees a teenage boy come outside. He grabs a metal
flashlight and hits the boy in the side of his head, then locks him in the
trunk of his car. Uh-oh… this is not good news.
When Gabriel wakes up, he
finds that he's in the trunk of the car. The strange dude who hit him starts
interrogating him about Alma, and soon figures out that he took the wrong
teenager—he meant to kidnap Cullen, but ended up with Gabriel instead.
Gabriel tells him to please
take him home, but Cabot is freaked out now that he's guilty of kidnapping a
kid, so instead he puts Gabriel back into the trunk of the car.
As he does so, he realizes
that the kid's name is Gabriel, and decides that that maybe he's actually the angel
Gabriel—maybe this is all a sign from God.