When Cathy invites the Tornado Wranglers to stay with her after their harrowing experience in El Reno, the team finds solace in her home and discovers a new side of each other. As old and new wounds come to light, it's going to take more than a few cold beers to get through the night.

'The lamp didn't provide much illumination to the room, but just enough for Kate to see Tyler tangled up in his covers, tossing and turning in his bed. His breaths were panicked hitches by now, interlaced with whimpers and mumbles. And now Kate realised: he was having a nightmare.' Tyler has a nightmare. Whump. Hurt/comfort. Please R and R.

Each of them has a dream of what could have been with 20 seconds more. For some of them, those twenty seconds are Hell. For others, it's Heaven.

El Reno's aftermath, in Tyler's point of view.

"Six," Kate says nonchalantly, her arm lightly brushing Tyler's on her way to the enger's side of the truck. She takes the extra coffee from his outstretched hand and notes the smirk that spreads across his face when she walks by. — Or, Tyler and Kate have a little not so "friendly" competition.

What's the saying? You can take the girl out of Oklahoma but you can't take Oklahoma out of the girl?

Une série de scènes coupées du point de vue de Tyler qui s'incluent dans le film, et une petite suite pour combler cette fin qui nous laisse sur notre faim !