Chapter 2: Ghost of the house

When they enter the new house.

"Sam why? Do you see anything?" Asked her grandmother.

Sam looked out the window. Sam pointed to the part where she was looking.

"Grandma, look ... the one in the curtain looks like there's ..." She stopped.

"What is it Sam?" The old woman approached the curtain it referred to.

She tore it off with her hand. Sam stared wide -eyed at that part where her grandmother was.

"I didn't see anything." Her grandmother said.

"There is it grandma, when you left, she suddenly disappeared."

"Leave it to Sam and maybe it's just wind."Her grandma approached her again and held her in her right hand.

"Wait, why do you look cold?" Her grandmother asked her.

"I don't know either grandma. Maybe it's because of the cold air." The grandmother held her forehead.

"You're hot Sam. You have a fever." Her grandmother carried her to one of the chairs in the living room.

"Sit here first and I'll get some medicine and a swab. Maybe you're tired from the trip." Her grandma said softly.

Sam leaned back in his chair. As she waited for her grandmother, she closed her eyes. She felt weak so he did not act at first.

"Put in our things and I'll take care of it." Her mother's voice telling her father.

"Oh Sam.! Baby." Her mother calls close to her whereabouts.

She was startled to hear her mother's voice. Sam could no longer speak and the weakness could be seen on her face.

"All the things in the car are here, just check." Her father said holding another bag and malita in her hands.

"All right, those are the first ones." Her mother said to her father while pointing out where to put the object he was holding.

Her father lowered his handle and put their belongings on the side near the door. Sam's mother came over to her seat. It sat in a chair next to Sam's chair.

"Sam, are you ok?" Her mother asked.

She looked into the mother's eyes before speaking.

"Yes mom, I'm ok." Sam replied.

"Why do you seem to be failing?" Her mother asked again.

Sam didn't speak again and closed her eyes again. Her father passed by and noticed them so he approached their whereabouts.

"Why, is there a problem?" Her father asked her mother.

"Nothing, hon, our baby is just tired so she's lethargic."Her mother held her by the head.

She noticed that their child was hot. It lowers the hand to the forehead.

"Hon, she has a fever." Her mother said.

"It's just tired." Said the father.

Suddenly her grandmother came and spoke.

"This Sam, take your medicine." The old woman handed the medicine to Sam. Her mother took the glass with only water held by the old woman. Sam took the medicine.

"I'm fine, I'll just rest." She told her parents and her grandmother that they was worried.

"I'll fix the things we're carrying first." Her mother said.

Her father also left and went somewhere. The mother stood up in her seat.

"Sweety, do you want to accompany me to your room?" The mother asked. It was already standing in front of her.

"No mom, I'm here first, thank you." She replied to his mother.

Her grandmother sat in the chair where her mother sat. She wiped her granddaughter's hands and legs before placing the wet towel on her forehead.

"Mom, I'll leave you first and you'll take care of Sam first." Her mother said goodbye to the old woman.

"All right you go away, do what you have to do." The old woman replied.

It was noon and Sam's body heat had subsided. She still did not leave her whereabouts. Her grandmother did not leave her either. When she opened her eyes, she could not open her eyes very well and there was blur. Someone approached her wearing a white dress.

"Mommy, why are you wearing a white dressed?" Sam asked as he thought it was her mother.

But it didn’t speak and it just stared at her. She felt cold again. The air that touched her skin was as cold as ice. When her grandmother woke up, she noticed that her granddaughter was talking.

"Sam, who are you talking to?" Her grandma asked.

"It's mommy grandma." She said.

"But we're the only ones here." Astonishment of the old woman.

"Hmmm, who's standing? My vision is blurred, grandma, because maybe I've been asleep for a while." Sam said to her grandma.

"Where ... I don't see anything?" Said the old woman.

"There's ........." Sam stopped.

Suddenly whatever she saw disappeared. She had not yet noticed that what she saw was a ghost.

"Grandma ...... what's happening to me and what -what I see and feel?" She asked.

"That just means ... you feel strongly about spirits or wandering souls." Suddenly her mother approached them.

"Mom, Sam, let's eat first." All right we'll follow." The old woman replied.

The old woman turned to Sam.

"Sam, how are you feeling." Her grandmother said to her.

" I'm fine now grandma, it's just a little cold." They went to the kitchen and ate together.

"Ah Sam, don't come of us first if you'll feel bad." 

"All right mom."

"When you recover, we will show you your new school where you can continue your studies." Her father told her.

"But dad ... why should I study here?" She asked annoyingly.

"Don't ask why." Her father answered him.

She looked at her mother.

"Mom, I don't want to study here! Why didn't you tell me right away!" She suddenly slammed into the dining room table and quickly left the seat.

"Samantha ..! Come back here!" Her father shout.

"Hon, that's enough, let her go first." Her mother said.

"Tell that to your daughter!" Her father said angrily to her mother.

"She's just shocked, I'll just tell her later." Her mother replied.

Her grandmother was just quiet and she also followed Sam after she finished eating. Sam went to one of the rooms of the house. You can see the sadness in her eyes because she can't accept to continue her study.

When she entered a room, her tears suddenly flowed. She looked around the room, it had a large bed in the middle and there was a large closet on the right side of the room. It also has two windows. The items are covered in white and have not been fixed. Sam stood in the doorway as her tears dripped from anger.

"Huhuhuhuhu ...... huhuhuhu ....." The woman's voice was crying.

Her feathers stood up. She was suddenly wiped away by her tears.

"Huhuhuhu ....... huhuhuhu ...." She repeatedly heard the woman crying.

She was scared but he took courage. She searched for where the voice came from. She noticed the cupboard. She approached it and put her ear to the cupboard where the voice was coming from. Suddenly the cupboard exploded and there was a repeated knock. She ran to the door, traces of fear on her face.

"Mom ....! Dad ...! Help ..........!" Sam shouted when she could not open the door. She looked again at the closet as it stopped making noise and she tried to open the door again but she still failed. She was terrified at that time.

"Aaaaaaaahhhhhhhh ..... help me ....! Lola .....! " Sam shouted when the closet door opened but no one seemed to hear.

Someone came out of the closet door, a black shadow. She saw it approaching her but it disappeared suddenly when the door opened. She was short of breath because she was so scared. Opening the door she saw her grandmother and she hugged her while crying. Her clothes were wet with sweat.

"Oh why is your face like that Sam, what happened?"

"The cabinet ..." She pointed to the cupboard.

"What's up there?" Her grandmother asked.

"There's a ghost in cabinet, grandma." The old man looked around the room.

"Come on let's get out of here." Her grandmother said.

Her grandmother grabbed her by the shoulder and let her out of the room. It closed the door and walked away.

"Don't ever enter that room again, it's still Good Friday." Grandma said.

"What's up on Good Friday Grandma?" She wiped her face with a trace of tears.

They walk towards the outside of the house.

"On such a day there are many reverent spirits and outgoing creatures around. Sometimes we don't expect them to show up and make us feel." Grandma said seriously.

"It was really scary before. It's very creepy in this house, grandma." Sam said.

"Grandma, let's sleep together later."

"All right my granddaughter." Her grandmother hugged her.

"All right my granddaughter." Her grandmother hugged her.

They were outside the house at that time. Her grandmother loved her dearly and it was always by her side.

"Mom, Sam, we're just leaving for a while and we'll just take care of something." Her mother said.

"Take care." The old woman said to his mother.

She just looked at her mother. She also left and went to where her father was. Her father was already in the car to operate. Her parents had left and they were left with a grandmother.

"Let's go inside grandma." Sam nursed her grandmother.

They went inside when suddenly they heard the sound of the telephone.

"Kriiiiiiiiiiing .... Kriiiiiiiiiing ....." The phone rang in the living room.

"Grandma, you answered the call." Sam said quickly.

Her grandmother answered the call.

"Hello ...." Her grandma said.

"Mom, we might not be able to go home right away." Her mother's voice said to her grandma on the other line.

"All right, just be careful." The old woman replied.

Sam just stood and listened.

"Take care Sam first." Continuation of her mother.

"Yes I'll take care of it."And suddenly their conversation was cut short.

"Is that mommy?" She asked.

"Yes Sam," Grandma said.

"Why?" She asked again.

"They don't seem to be able to go home right away." Sam was suddenly sad to hear what her grandmother had said.

"It's ok. I'm used to them always being gone." Sam said sadly.

"Don't be sad Sam, grandma is here." Her grandmother smiled at her.

Sam grandmother hugged her and kiss her forehead. Sam smiled to her grandma.

"You are still sad, ha Sam?" Old woman asked.

" Not anymore, grandma."