Haunter
I even felt cold gusts brushing out past me.
“Thank you,” I muttered, starting across the large room to the corner where Amy and a man her age stood, aiming the lights of their phones toward the rest of the room. I didn’t hurry, taking slow and firm steps as I kept sweeping the place with my LED. “Where are they?” I asked, halfway to the corner.
“They’re gone,” the man said. “What were those sparks?”
“Angels, I think.”
I saw Amy turn to me, eyes like grapefruits. Both mediums took a step back when I reached them, looking at me like I was a little green man just beamed down from a mother ship.
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