The Cursed
They didn’t always understand, but they knew.
“It’s nothing,” she replied, forcing her voice into a calm, even tone. “Just a dream that hasn’t left my mind yet. It felt… too real.”
Her gaze darted past them, scanning the yard, the fence line, and the shaded corners near the house. The female ghost was gone. Vanished like a soap bubble on the wind—there one terrifying moment, absent the next. Eloise closed her eyes and drew in a slow, deliberate breath, trying to steady the frantic rhythm of her heart.
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