A story about a college student called Marina Thompson who tends the school where Ed and Lorraine do their lectures.. who knew her life could be changed forever by stupidity.
Marina quickly headed towards her bedroom and decided an outfit, the weather being quite warm despite the season.
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After having a rushed shower, not wanting to be late she quickly changed into her chosen outfit before running out towards the door.
as she was unlocking her bike a car horn beeped at her, she turned towards it startled by the noise. That's when she noticed Ed laughing while Lorraine lightly hit his arm. Ed rolled the window down.
"mar hunny, why don't you come with us? You don't need to waste your time biking, and you could ruin your outfit" he said still smiling at the young girl
"Are you sure? I don't want to be a bother.." Marian spoke back "Just get in the car Marina." Lorraine said in a jokingly stern tone
She clipped her bike back into the lock and ran towards the back doors of the warrens car.
The car was silent on the ride from the campus's to the house. But Marina broke that silence with a question.
"Where are we?, it looks abandoned."
"oh we completely forgot to tell you, not too long ago a lady spoke with drew. You know Drew right?" "Yeah I know him"
"Well he said she needed some help, seemed urgent so we came right away. Okay we're here" Ed said
The warrens and Marina piled out the car, taking small steps towards the house.
Fear took over Marina, as if she could already sense the evilness. She didn't even realise her hands were shaking until Lorraine placed hers in Marian's. Squeezing it lightly.
"You okay mar?" Lorraine asked the shorter and younger girl
"Yeah..I just have a feeling, a bad one" Marina said in a low whisper, she didn't even know if Lorraine heard because before she could answer the front door was being opened
I guess we won't be going out for dinner after all..oh boy this isn't going to go well.
