
Chapter 12
The hallway sagged under its own weight, walls warped with moisture and time, but it was the Ochre that made it truly wrong. Thick streaks

The hallway sagged under its own weight, walls warped with moisture and time, but it was the Ochre that made it truly wrong. Thick streaks

Kim pulled the Ramcharger onto main street. It was the primary artery of Eden Falls and all roads broke off from it. The town was

What uh…,” the soldier carrying the radio stammered, “What brings you here tonight, Ma’am?” He carried the device with ease, unlike all of us that

Mrs Nguyen flung open the door and looked down the stairwell at us. I was standing with Ace at the bottom of the stairs, I

I don’t know how long we were down there, minutes maybe, silently listening to the thump upstairs and the scuttling across joists. The strange pressure

It had been two weeks since we left The Letter House and returned home, but nobody concerned themselves. Our parents were unaware of the entire

Tony’s room wasn’t cold. It wasn’t warm. It was something else. There was a presence, almost like a large room without air conditioning, a humidity

Elijah’s eyes, still distant, tracked something we couldn’t see.“It’s not just a voice,” he said, his voice raspy, like he was pulling the words from

Ace and I stood with our backs against the door, bracing for an impact that never came. When I looked up into the room, Elijah