“Dunc said. He and Amos were sitting at a table in the school library. It was that point in the afternoon when they began thinking less and less about schoolwork and more and more about other things. They were supposed to be working on book reports. “I don’t want to talk about it. I don’t want to even think about it. We’re supposed to be studying.” “But it couldn’t have been a ghost. It’s just not possible.” “You didn’t seem so convinced about that last night.” Amos snorted. “I barely caught up ...with you. That reminds me—how’s your back?” Dunc squirmed. “It’s all right, I guess.” He had a big bruise in the shape of a footprint right between his shoulder blades. “It’s amazing you could run as fast as you did with a bruise like that. You must have broken eight or ten land speed records. If you had cleats on and a track coach saw you, you’d be in the Olympics.” He shook his head. “And now you say what we saw last night couldn’t have been a ghost.”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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