Dummy of a Ghost (Novella) (Ghost of Granny Apples)
“Most of the homes were older, gated in some way, either with hedges or fencing of some type, including some with rusted chain-link, and most structures were backed away from the street, affording more privacy. The homes themselves were a hodgepodge of well maintained and those in disrepair. It was difficult to tell if the neighborhood was on its way up or on its way down.
Emma pulled her Lexus hybrid SUV up in front of the house that matched the address she’d plugged into her vehicle’s GPS. The... front lawn was a wide patch of dried brittle grass. The house itself was a Spanish hacienda type, the color of a paper lunch bag with a red tiled roof. It was badly in need of a paint job.
As they walked up the path, they heard a dog barking from inside the house. Granny popped up just before they got to the door.
“Did I miss anything?” Granny asked.
“Right on time, Granny,” Kelly told her.
Kelly was glad her mother had come with her. There was a bad feeling coming from the house, like the smell of old fried fish that wouldn’t leave.MoreLess
Emma pulled her Lexus hybrid SUV up in front of the house that matched the address she’d plugged into her vehicle’s GPS. The... front lawn was a wide patch of dried brittle grass. The house itself was a Spanish hacienda type, the color of a paper lunch bag with a red tiled roof. It was badly in need of a paint job.
As they walked up the path, they heard a dog barking from inside the house. Granny popped up just before they got to the door.
“Did I miss anything?” Granny asked.
“Right on time, Granny,” Kelly told her.
Kelly was glad her mother had come with her. There was a bad feeling coming from the house, like the smell of old fried fish that wouldn’t leave.MoreLess
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