"So, what's so special about your umbrella?" I asked. "It's waterproof, what else," she laughed. "No. It's just that.. you're always roaming with it. I never saw you without it. Even here it's with you." I answered, holding my breath, hoping she won't feel hurt. "Well. Just know that....thanks to this umbrella, you were able to notice me." She said as she grinned. "Sorry?" I wasn't sure I if understood. "Come with me," she said as she got up and walked out of the restaurant. I followed her. She kept on walking. I called out her name several times but she didn't turn and kept on walking ahead of me until we reached on the beach. There was not a soul found on the beach. It was completely dark. I wondered why she would bring me there. "Maybe she wants a first kiss?" I thought as I laughed at my stupidity. "Florence... Why did you bring me here?" I asked curiously. "To show you the magic of my umbrella." she said and she turned around. As she turned and faced me, she closed her umbrella and my knees started to tremble with fear. I looked everywhere and shouted: "Florence!....where are you?.... Florence!!" But she was nowhere to be seen. She had disappeared.

Three weeks after the funeral of Sabrina, the police accuse her of a crime which was caught in camera. To confirm the death of the teenage girl, the police dig up her grave, but, they do not find the her body. Gordon, the lead inspector of the case immediately arrests Sabrina's parents with the charge of misleading the police. Alicia, the grandmother of Sabrina tries her best to take off the charge from the heads of her children. She joins Gordon on a journey to find the body of her deceased granddaughter. While investigating into the matter, Gordon meets Veronica, a woman whose baby's body went missing from the same cemetery around thirty years ago. Someone has been stealing bodies from the cemetery, but, who and why? It is a parasite. It lives in the body. It uses the body to do evil. It harms the body. It is dangerous. It is evil. It is parasitic evil.