“It’s haunted, you know,” Stephen says as soon as the attorney, Mr. Richardson, reads his mother’s will.
“I know,” Harriet answers a bit smugly.
Stephen startles, opens his mouth as if to say something, closes it as if thinking better, then spits it out anyway: “That’s the only reason mother would leave the Berkshire cabin to you. It’s old, it’s unheated, and it’s been haunted for 100 years.” Stephen stands up, tight jeans hugging his hips, tight smile hugging his clenched teeth. Continue reading
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