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And there glowing in the dim lit room was the doll, the attic doll. The screech of the wood rubbing against the dock gave the satisfying feeling of arriving. Charlotte had made the long boat trip to England. With her mother and aunts gone there was no other place to go. When Charlotte weatherly step foot on the old wooden porch of Winchester Manor She got the feeling that it was not an ordinary house. One day when exploring the rooms and long empty corridors of Winchester Manor, she came across the dark dusty attic. Amongst all of the junk, there was an old torn doll starring up at her. That was the moment when Charlotte was certain that Winchester Manor had a mystery, an untold truth that had been forgotten over many years.
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Kezi never believed in ghosts. That was until she moved into the old house at the edge of town-a house where the walls whispered at night and shadows moved when no one was watching. Kezi dragged her suitcase into the dusty old house, sighing as she looked around. It smelled like old wood and something she couldn't quite place-maybe dampness, maybe... something else. "Well, home sweet home," she muttered, plopping her bag on the worn-out couch. The house had been a steal-big, cheap, and just a little creepy. The real estate agent said the previous owner left in a hurry, but hey, Kezi wasn't superstitious. A deal was a deal. As night fell, she curled up in bed, the silence heavier than she expected. The air felt thick, like the house was holding its breath. Just as she started drifting off, she heard it.

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