I stood looking through the dirty windows of the train station. The smell of trashcans and wet wood lingered in the dusty air of the old building. I tried to wait outside for her, but was quickly stopped by one of the conductors, he made sure to inform me that I couldn’t be on the platform until the train came to a complete stop. I was there to pick up a girl that I would meet for the first time. I never would have thought that my little ghost hunting zine could make it over three hundred miles, and spark the interest of a stranger. Her name is Julie. She could possibly be the girl that I’ve been so lazily looking for. But, unfortunately for me that was not the reason for her visit, this was pure business, not the business of making money
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Many of them where abandoned, which left the town of Sliverthorne a meca for ghost hunting.
I stopped in front of the house.
“There it is”, I said, turning off the car. The street light created a dim glow to the front of the house. All the windows on the first floor were boarded up, and the front door had an X of caution tape.
“Oh my…” Her eyes were wide as she looked at the house. “It is much bigger than it looked in the pictures, and would you look at those vines? There practically covering all that old brick, it’s as if nature is trying to protect it.”
“Yeah, looks just like a haunted house, doesn’t it? We are going to be the very first group to ever enter the house. The Historical Society will approve our visit tonight, this will make a great story for the next issue of the magazine.”
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I’ve investigated with them before, Jennie and Rob. You’ll like them, there an interesting couple, if anything, it adds humor to the footage. But I’m sure you remember them from the stories in the magazine.”
We sat out front of the house for a half hour, I couldn’t help but get quick glances of her. Good thing I cleaned up the house, because Julie is a girl that I would most definitely bring home—a girl I’d be interested in impressing, the first in a long time.
“You ready to head to my place? I’ll order a pizza, I invited Rob and Jennie over so that you could meet them.”
“Sounds good to me, I could surely eat some food. As well as a few drinks?” She looked at me and
Many of them where abandoned, which left the town of Sliverthorne a meca for ghost hunting.
I stopped in front of the house.
“There it is”, I said, turning off the car. The street light created a dim glow to the front of the house. All the windows on the first floor were boarded up, and the front door had an X of caution tape.
“Oh my…” Her eyes were wide as she looked at the house. “It is much bigger than it looked in the pictures, and would you look at those vines? There practically covering all that old brick, it’s as if nature is trying to protect it.”
“Yeah, looks just like a haunted house, doesn’t it? We are going to be the very first group to ever enter the house. The Historical Society will approve our visit tonight, this will make a great story for the next issue of the magazine.”
“Wait. I thought that you said you had everything taken care of, and we were all good to …show more content…
I’ve investigated with them before, Jennie and Rob. You’ll like them, there an interesting couple, if anything, it adds humor to the footage. But I’m sure you remember them from the stories in the magazine.”
We sat out front of the house for a half hour, I couldn’t help but get quick glances of her. Good thing I cleaned up the house, because Julie is a girl that I would most definitely bring home—a girl I’d be interested in impressing, the first in a long time.
“You ready to head to my place? I’ll order a pizza, I invited Rob and Jennie over so that you could meet them.”
“Sounds good to me, I could surely eat some food. As well as a few drinks?” She looked at me and