Paranormal

Chapter 6

"As friends we gather, hearts are true, spirits near we call to you." We said. "Is there anything here with us?" Kyle finished hesitantly. The planchette moved to yes. I took a deep breath and asked my question. "Are you the spirit from the last house?" The planchette moved to yes again. I asked another question "What do you want?" The planchette didn't move but something else happened. There were scratches in the table that weren't there ten seconds ago.

The message said " I want the first born boy of your family or his. Then after he's mine, your free to live the remaining bit of your life."

I was in shock and so was Kyle. He was almost in tears because his mother is pregnant with a baby boy. We looked at eachother and I picked up the planchette. I looked through the glass and saw the same creepy black thing we saw at the other place. I set it down and asked the very last question. "Do you have a name for us to call you?" The planchette moved to yes. It then spelled out its name.

L.U.I

It wants to be called Lui. "We're saying goodbye. Right now." Kyle said firmly. I nodded and we said goodbye, blowing out our candles and grabbing the board.

After we left and were near the cemetery, Kyle stopped.

"What's wrong?" I asked. He grabbed my hand and started walking. Once we reached the graveyard, he took the board. He sat and I followed after checking my phone. Once I was comfortable on the grass I spoke. "Its only 4:20 suppers not for another two hours."

"Okay," he started and stood up, giving me a hand "shall we?" He finished. "Dance? Umm....okay." I said calmly even though my heart was racing.

We walked to the center of the cemetery hand in hand, side by side.
We started with a simple two-step, then we started turning. At the end of our little dance he twirled me into his arms. I noticed that it started to rain after. It must have been raining for a while because the streets are soaked. Just then Kyle pressed his lips to mine, cutting off any train of thought I had. I kissed back melting in his grasp. I felt safe and cared for then he pulled away slowly and carried me out of the cemetery. I don't think I can walk. My knees are weak and my head is spinning. I don't care.

He set me down on the pavement and grabbed my bag for me. I grabbed his hand and tried to walk. I could, surprisingly.

"Does this mean we're no longer alone in the world?" I asked quietly. "What do you mean?" He replied. "I mean, are we...dating?" I corrected myself. He looked at me and I looked back at him. He nodded and smiled at me.

We walked hand in hand until we reached town square. "Your welcome to come to my house for dinner. I mean if you want to." He texted his mother and we walked to my house.

When we reached my home we kissed then walked in to the house.