"She was upstairs", Charles said.
He walked up the steps.
Suddenly he felt a cold, freezing spot.
"Emma was here...I can feel her presence", Charles said.
"You mean she travels from Sheppard Bridge to the Manor as easily as a real person?", I asked. I stared at Roger...who shrugged.
"Indeed...Such ghosts dwell in one place after a murder or suicide...Or both...In short, Emma goes to both places because she can...She's also full of anger...At her father...and she's making sure everyone is terrified of her...If things were different...", Charles answered, and sighed.
He checked his camera.
No film was on view.
It was missing!
"Nothing! I was scared...What a bother!", Charles added.
"What now?", I enquired.
"We go spirit hunting in the Manor and at Sheppard Bridge...We won't be put off by the ghost of Emma Fitzhume...Because we'll make sure she's gone back to the Otherside", Charles said, and he smiled.
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Sheppard Bridge Manor Book one A saga novel of ghostly terror
HorrorIn the Year 1666, Robert DeWitte heads to the haunted Sheppard Bridge Manor, where the suicide of Emma Fitzhume causes a lot of grief for the family...While Lord Sheppard Fitzhume, a old man, attempts to save face over the tragedy...as Charles DeWit...
