The House
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  • Reads 77
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 13m
Ongoing, First published Feb 12, 2016
Her skin crawled at the gloominess the house projected. Even though the sun warmed the air, the house appeared damp, as if it had never experienced the heat and light and was left to rot in the shadows of darkness. Mary was right; it surely looked like an old castle that adorned rows and rows of windows in all the three floors. Dwelling in a vase space, there was no doubt, the owners had neglected it for many years as the forestry of weeds surrounded the entire path and the fragile walls clearly devoured by constant ignorance. A thin layer of mist circled the premise into a shade of elusiveness as if concealing it from the vigilant eyes of the unknown.
"Come. Let's get inside."  

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First published: December 2013 Status: Completed / First draft (unedited) "When he shall die, Take him and cut him out in little stars, And he will make the face of heaven so fine That all the world will be in love with night And pay no worship to the garish sun." ― William Shakespeare 19th of June 1924 was an horrible day for the small village a few miles outside London. One of the local families, the Styles, was brutally murdered in their home during the night. A witness said that she had seen two men leave their house that night, but they were never found. Very few visited the house after the murders but those who did, claimed they had seen the Styles's son. For 90 years, the house stood empty until the married couple Langford and their daughter moved in a summer day. © 2013- rosepetalnovels | all rights reserved