The Sorceress (2009)
“Too frazzled to punch in the right numbers, she wiped her muddy palms down the front of her pants and took in a deep breath to calm herself.
She finally got the number combination right, jogged up the long driveway, and pounded on the front door.
Lizzy opened the door and grimaced. “What on earth?”
Jen rushed inside. “Lock the door.”
“Why?”
“You’re gonna think I’m crazy.”
Lizzy scowled at Jen. “What happened to you?”
“I fell while I was running,” she responded, breathless, and then leaned forwa...rd and peeked through the frosted glass pane; straining to see if a cop car or a naked woman had managed to get past the secured gate.
“Must have been some fall. Look at you. You’re covered in mud from head to toe.”
“Yeah.” Jen gave a sigh of relief. The coast looked clear. Hot Cop hadn’t followed her home and that crazy naked lady wasn’t heading for the front door. Jen was positive that the woman was not a human being.
None of the motorists had noticed her.MoreLess
She finally got the number combination right, jogged up the long driveway, and pounded on the front door.
Lizzy opened the door and grimaced. “What on earth?”
Jen rushed inside. “Lock the door.”
“Why?”
“You’re gonna think I’m crazy.”
Lizzy scowled at Jen. “What happened to you?”
“I fell while I was running,” she responded, breathless, and then leaned forwa...rd and peeked through the frosted glass pane; straining to see if a cop car or a naked woman had managed to get past the secured gate.
“Must have been some fall. Look at you. You’re covered in mud from head to toe.”
“Yeah.” Jen gave a sigh of relief. The coast looked clear. Hot Cop hadn’t followed her home and that crazy naked lady wasn’t heading for the front door. Jen was positive that the woman was not a human being.
None of the motorists had noticed her.MoreLess
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