𝓜𝓮𝓽𝓪𝓷𝓸𝓲𝓪 - 𝕊𝕒𝕞 𝕒𝕟𝕕 ℂ𝕠𝕝𝕓𝕪

𝒮𝒽𝑒'𝓈 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝒻𝒾𝓇𝓈𝓉 𝑜𝓃 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝒹𝒶𝓃𝒸𝑒 𝒻𝓁𝑜𝑜𝓇

I get in my car and type the address of the trap house into my GPS. I start driving home, and when I get there I haphazardly park in my designated spot and climb the stairs. When I get to my apartment, I unlock the door and scoop Roxy into my arms, then put her in the carrier that I had left by the door. I re-lock my apartment and go back down to my car, where my GPS was still telling me to do a U-turn. I put a seatbelt across the carrier in the passenger seat, and start driving to the trap house. When I get there, I park in their massive driveway, just hoping I don't block anyone in. I get to the door and ring the doorbell, not sure who will answer.

"Oh hey! You must be Ivy! I'm Devyn, Corey's girlfriend. Nice to meet you! Come in," She adds, stepping aside to let me in the door.

"Thanks! I actually know who you are, I'm excited to meet you," I say, walking in the door. I've brought Roxy's bag and the carrier with her inside with me, so I turn to Devyn again. "Um, what do you want me to do with Roxy's stuff, and do you want to meet her? She's in the carrier," I say, gesturing to my right hand, which was holding the carrier.

"Oh my gosh yes! I love dogs." Devyn says as I set the carrier down. I carefully open the door, and Roxy runs out, yapping the whole way. She sees Devyn and bolts to her, almost knocking her over. I laugh as Devyn squats down, her face getting attacked with puppy kisses.

"I think she loves you too," I say, still chuckling. Suddenly Roxy bolts away from Devyn and into the living room, where I hear a chorus of yells. I walk in to see Jake lying on his back on the floor, with Corey sitting on the couch laughing at him. Sam is just shaking his head at the two children, and Colby is sitting cross-legged on the floor with Roxy in his lap, patting her like he couldn't get enough. "Hey guys, I see you've met my dog," I say, as Corey rolls off the couch in laughter. Instantly Roxy jumps on him, covering him in wet, slobbery licks.

"Ew, gross man!" He says, still laughing and trying to keep an excited Roxy away from his face.

"Serves you right, you dick. Ivy, your dog is a nutcase," Jake says, pushing himself up from the floor. I just laugh and shake my head. 

"Probably, but more likely she's just an excitable puppy. It's interesting to see how she knocked a grown man onto his ass," I say, raising an eyebrow at him. Sam and Colby laugh, the sound filling the air. I didn't expect Colby's laugh to be so rich, but it was infectious and soon all five of us were laughing. Devyn came in and just stared at us like we were crackheads. 

"Heyyyy... I was just going to get Roxy and introduce her to Navi if that's okay with you Ivy?" She asks, and I nod my head in confirmation, telling her to go for it. She picks Roxy up and takes her upstairs, leaving me with the four guys.

"Hey Ivy, good to see you again. You ready to film?" Sam asks as I nod my head again, going to sit on the couch beside Corey. Sam gets up and gets the camera and equipment, setting it all up to film. Jake sits down on the other side of Corey, and Colby sits on the other side of me, giving me shivers as our thighs touch. I look over, but quickly look away when I see him already staring at me. I look straight at the camera as Sam starts recording.

"Okay so basically, we are going to read out 3 of the most famous ghosts or spirits at the Gonjiam psychiatric hospital, and see if we can contact them while we're there," Sam says, partially to us, partially to the camera. Colby leans forward and I look over at him as he starts talking.

"So basically, the Gonjiam psychiatric hospital is one of the 3 most haunted places in South Korea. The building had been closed since 1995. For the last 10 years of the 1990s, patients and staff were suddenly dying. The dead bodies lay hidden in the rooms. Also, some family members of the patients died through infection of some sort, the cause of their death. People who have been there have said it isn't easy to get into, and when you do you can immediately smell the difference between the outside air and the rancid smell of the hospital." Colby says, speaking of past experiences of other people.