Within the following week, Crash upholds his punishment. He is not allowed to telephone his friends, nor spend time with them. The teen resides at home and tends mostly to his homework. When he is not studying for school, Crash finds himself lost in his own research. After that night in the hospital, Crash has become more aware of the other side. He keeps a diary underneath his pillow to detail any peculiar dreams. With new encounters of ghostly children, Crash has been put on high alert. Could his visions hold clues?
On Saturday morning, Crash regards his notations—a young child, male, black or brown hair, grey eyes and a mark around his neck. The quiet teen grows curiouser and curiouser. With a new obsession, some of Crash's old phantoms fail to make an appearance. That dreadful nightma
