And now...for the moment everyone has been waiting for (not me though).
It's almost night.
I see that it's eight pm from the big clock at the center of the town. I walk towards the cafe we sat in in the morning, hoping Owen will be there. I was pretty bored today.
After the weird library visit I had, I walked around the town until I saw the gold statue. The statue of Mighty Chad.
Well...there was one problem. He looked exactly like the Crooked Man. He was Crooked Man. And I had seen him, I had talked to him.
And that is the only interesting thing I did all day. Because after that I just found myself a bench and read the book.
The Book For The Special Town: ClemonteDoesn't sound too appealing to me.
The first page had writings on it that said: If you are reading this... then I guess you made your way to Clemonte. Although I would love to hear your miserable story, (because there is NO way you came here because you wanted to) I can't. I won't tell you my name yet, but I can assure you, you're in a rather weird danger. So watch out.
And now, here I am, waiting for Owen.
"Hey!" He shouts behind me. "I'm sorry I'm late. Just...had to work late."
"O-okay." I smile. "That's fine."
"Um...shall we go?" He says, putting his hand on my shoulder. His hand feels cold. Very cold. And he's shaking.
"Are you okay?" I ask.
"Yeah!" He nervously shouts. "I'm good..."
As I follow him to where he says his house is, I think.
That wasn't the direction he went in the morning before I went to the library. He HAS to know where his work office is. That's...creepy.
We walk and walk and then walk into a street named Humphries.
We walk up to a house and he gets the key out of his pocket.
"Owen."
"Yes?"
"This isn't the house you stayed in last night. This isn't the house I found you in front of."
YOU ARE READING
Crooked Man
HorrorThere's an emergency broadcast. The woman on the tv looks super uncomfortable and is obviously in a hurry. "Please stay calm and stay indoors..."she says trembling. But before she can give any details, the power goes off. Like things couldn't go w...