Off the Beaten Path: Eight Tales of the Paranormal
“Johnson.
To Darkness I Fall D.R. Johnson Nikolas Ware, a co-worker and good friend, had been missing now for nearly two weeks. I had spent most of that time with my stomach tied in knots, wondering where he had disappeared too. As I headed home from a late shift at work, I knew tonight would be no different as worry already plagued me.
I had attempted to avoid the same rut tonight and planned to have drinks with Cheryl down at the Caves Lounge, our local dive, but she ha...d bailed on me at the last minute. To make matters worse, Matthew, our misogynistic senior editor, caught me before I made my escape from the office. “Will you have the Reidy articles ready for me by morning?” His deep voice rumbled as I tried to slink past his office. I looked in to see Matt’s blue eyes staring at me over the rims of his glasses. He wore his salt and pepper gray hair slicked back from his thin face and I thought he looked like a letch.MoreLess
To Darkness I Fall D.R. Johnson Nikolas Ware, a co-worker and good friend, had been missing now for nearly two weeks. I had spent most of that time with my stomach tied in knots, wondering where he had disappeared too. As I headed home from a late shift at work, I knew tonight would be no different as worry already plagued me.
I had attempted to avoid the same rut tonight and planned to have drinks with Cheryl down at the Caves Lounge, our local dive, but she ha...d bailed on me at the last minute. To make matters worse, Matthew, our misogynistic senior editor, caught me before I made my escape from the office. “Will you have the Reidy articles ready for me by morning?” His deep voice rumbled as I tried to slink past his office. I looked in to see Matt’s blue eyes staring at me over the rims of his glasses. He wore his salt and pepper gray hair slicked back from his thin face and I thought he looked like a letch.MoreLess
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