‘Jamie,’ I called as I walked inside the house, ‘Jamie, can you hear me? Are you home?’ I walked up the stairs and peaked into his room, he was not in. I guess he was probably still at school. Skipping back downstairs, I went off in search of a lamp. I planned to go back more »
My plan was to make a plan, although, it seemed like I was going to improvise a lot. I doubled back to the ‘silent area’. Actually, I couldn’t believe that an old-fashioned looking library would have such an area! I had to give it credit for being air conditioned at least. Sitting down, I pulled more »
‘Yes, you’re house,’ he repeated. He leaned back, ruffled his hair and watched me. I did not know what I felt first. Shock? No, that was not possible. Interest? No, that was not possible either. My interest had already been fulfilled once I walked down that secret passageway. Fear? The wider his smile got, the more »
‘I can’t remember it all, but they believed in evil spirits, and believed that they needed to get rid of it.’
The first thing I did in the morning was pull out my laptop. I sat at the counter, with the charger plugged. The electrician hadn’t come to sort out the wires for my floor, yesterday. But to be completely honest, I could not remember anything about my day apart from the room. ‘You’ve still got more »