Ghost Teller: OC's version ( ON HOLD)

The Story of this Place

A bus road through the countryside, people were falling asleep on the bus, or just looking outside the window as the bus driver had the radio station person said, '-The Heartwarming story of Father Ansem and The Orphanage he manages has recently become hot news. This Orphanage, housing mostly sick or deaf children-'

" Momma!" A little girl with brown hair was looking at one of the passengers on the bus, and asked, " Why is she wearing a funny hat?" she asked, curious, as the Mother smiled and looked at the blue haired young woman her daughter was talking about, " Well~That's because she's a nun sweetheart." as the blue haired woman smiled hearing this conversation. " What's a Nun?" the little girl asked curious

" A nun is someone who serves God, and helps those in need." the mom explained as the blue haired woman gathered her things, getting ready to leave as she smiled at the little girl, who smiled back

As the bus slowed down, they heard the radio saying, ' What an inspiring story. Next on today's news-'

The bus stopped, as the nun got off the bus and saw her destination, after the bus left, " This must be it."

...

Five kids were looking through a window, as they saw the young blue haired woman with an older nun, both of them drinking tea, " It must have been a difficult decision to make...I am very grateful." the older nun told the blue haired girl. " As you already know, most of the children here are sick." she said, as the blue haired woman took a small sip of her tea, and the older nun got out a red book as the blue haired woman placed her tea onto the table

" Even though we've gotten some recent exposure due to our eccentric priest, there's a limit to how many donations that can bring." The older nun handed the blue haired woman the red book as she opened the book up, as the older nun kept explaining, " It's a struggle to keep the orphanage open..There just isn't enough for the children's medical care..it's so unfortunate those young children.."

As the blue haired woman flipped through the book, the older nun saw she was looking at a picture of a little boy who had silver hair and purple eyes, who looked rather shy, as the older nun told her sadly, " That child left us to meet with God 2 weeks ago.." as the blue haired woman frowned in sadness, the mood going sombor as it was quite sad, seeing a innocent child pass away so soon.

" Oh..that reminds me, I haven't seen Father Ansem yet. Has he gone somewhere today?" she asked, closing the book.

The older nun smiled a little bit as she placed her tea down and asked, " Would you like to meet him now?" she asked, making the blue haired nun surprised he was there.

...

They walked to a room and saw a man with silver hair praying beside a child who looked sick in bed. The blue haired woman couldn't hear what the blond man was saying, but she could tell he was praying.

" Father..." the older nun got the man's attention, as he looked up as the old nun said, "This is Sister Piri, she'll be helping us from now on." she told the pastor, as Piri looked at the man. He looked middle aged, with long silver hair and amber colored eyes.

" Ah...I'm sorry. I should have gone out to greet you first." he said, looking at Piri. " Ah, n-no. It's quite alright..." she told him.

The man looked at her closely, as he looked back at the child, and said, " She's gotten worse over the past few days." They walked outside of the room, as he talked to Piri, " She's suffering so much, but the doctors can't figure out what's wrong." he said, looking worried and sad. " I'm worried it may spread to the other children.." he told them

" You've been working tirelessly to care for her. I'm sure God will answer our prayers soon." the older nun told Ansem. " If this..is God's will then I suppose we must accept it." he said, sadly, as Piri and the elder nun looked sad, " My prayers must not be good enough...I'm so ashamed." he said, as they then heard the little girl throwing up in the room and coughing badly as Ansem ran back into the room.