5
A FRIGHTFUL NIGHT
I watched Percy as he rode out of sight on the wagon. I decided that if I had to stay in the house even with all the eerie issues that I had been facing, I was going to need to quickly figure out what needed to be done. I needed to eliminate this issue before I had to sell the house. I did not know anything about the supernatural or whatever force seemed to be at work in the manor. I now was not discounting the notion that the supernatural was the dominating force in all these occurrences. Neither Percy nor I could explain anything that was happening in the house, and I was not going to be hindered by something as trivial as this. I had no choice but to reinforce my courage and face whatever might happen. This conclusion unsettled me to the core. Once again I felt the
