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Chapter 1.

"Woah!" I screamed as I jumped back. Me and a few of my friends had invested in a Ouija Board after noticing disembodied laughter and whispering. I was surpried as the planchette moved from the center of the board to the "Yes" in the left hand corner of the board. We all stared at each other, trying to figure out who was the one who had been bold enough to try to trick each other by moving it, instead of a spirit.
"Ambrosia, put your hands back on the planchette.." Lissette had said to me. So, I did. We asked numerous questions: What's your name, are you in the room, do you know out names, etc. But, did we ever think to ask if it was from the sun or moon? To our sheer stupidity, no.
Once we had finished, we had also made a mistake. We forgot to flip the board over and remove the planchette from the board.
"So, who wants chow?" I yawned out as I stretched. Struggling to get up because of sleepy legs, I stumbled into the kitchen, being followed by a satisfied Lissette, Electra, and Colia, my closest friends.
"Do we have any pizza?" Ele had questioned as she sat on the counter. "Perferably cheese."
I groaned, "Pizza, Ele? Again? I'll see..." I turned to the freezer to try and find the frozen pizza, when we heard a strange scratching sound come from the dining room, where we had left the Board. "Do you guys hear that, or am I going crazy?"
"Both, Amber." Colia rolled her eyes at me. She obviously didn't have the best hearing.
"No, no.. I hear it too," Lissette argued. "Is it coming from the dining room, or what?"
I grabbed a spatula and a pot and creeped over to the archway. I looked back at my friends to see only Ele had decided to join me. We peered into the room and found the planchette and Ouija Board across the room from each other, both on the floor.
Ele bailed and ran back to the others for dear life, as I cautiously snuck over to the board, lifted it and looked it over. There had been a scratch or two here and there, seeming to form words of a foreign language. The table also had some scratches, but not very noticable.
I scanned the room for anything that could have moved the Board and the planchette, only to find footsteps lightly imprinted into the carpet. Small, childlike footsteps. At that very moment, I heard faint laughter above me. I jerked my hear up to see what had made the noise, to find nothing. "Just my imagination.." I assumed, as usual. "I'm going crazy, is all. just insane."
Following putting the Board and Planchette back into the box, I returned to me closely huddled group of friends, who almost simultaneously said, "What was that noise?"
"I'm not sure. I wouldn't worry about it, though," I said, trying to be reassuring as I resumed putting the pizza in the oven.

Nights seemed to drag on forever without my parents who had recently passed along with my soon-to-have-been-born little sibling. The gender still had been unknown, as well as whether it was a single child, twins, etc. I had dropped out of school, for I had no one to support me anymore. Most every night, I'd have friends keep me company. The other nights were lonely except for the voices that seemed to have come from the very air that surronded me. The laughing, whispering, occasional scream... It drove me completely up the wall. I wasn't sure how much longer I could have taken it.
My mother had died in an accident, along with my sibling. My father had gone crazy and had totally forgotten about me andd committed suicide. His last words still ring in my head: "Ambrosia, I'll see you soon. Oh so very soon, my dear."
His voice saying that sends chills up my spine, every time it plays in my head. It didn't really even sound quite like his voice, however. It seemed too... too much like a child's voice.

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Chapter 1.

"Woah!" I screamed as I jumped back. Me and a few of my friends had invested in a Ouija Board after noticing disembodied laughter and whispering. I was surpried as the planchette moved from the center of the board to the "Yes" in the left hand corner of the board. We all stared at each other, trying to figure out who was the one who had been bold enough to try to trick each other by moving it, instead of a spirit.
"Ambrosia, put your hands back on the planchette.." Lissette had said to me. So, I did. We asked numerous questions: What's your name, are you in the room, do you know out names, etc. But, did we ever think to ask if it was from the sun or moon? To our sheer stupidity, no.
Once we had finished, we had also made a mistake. We forgot to flip the board over and remove the planchette from the board.
"So, who wants chow?" I yawned out as I stretched. Struggling to get up because of sleepy legs, I stumbled into the kitchen, being followed by a satisfied Lissette, Electra, and Colia, my closest friends.
"Do we have any pizza?" Ele had questioned as she sat on the counter. "Perferably cheese."
I groaned, "Pizza, Ele? Again? I'll see..." I turned to the freezer to try and find the frozen pizza, when we heard a strange scratching sound come from the dining room, where we had left the Board. "Do you guys hear that, or am I going crazy?"
"Both, Amber." Colia rolled her eyes at me. She obviously didn't have the best hearing.
"No, no.. I hear it too," Lissette argued. "Is it coming from the dining room, or what?"
I grabbed a spatula and a pot and creeped over to the archway. I looked back at my friends to see only Ele had decided to join me. We peered into the room and found the planchette and Ouija Board across the room from each other, both on the floor.
Ele bailed and ran back to the others for dear life, as I cautiously snuck over to the board, lifted it and looked it over. There had been a scratch or two here and there, seeming to form words of a foreign language. The table also had some scratches, but not very noticable.
I scanned the room for anything that could have moved the Board and the planchette, only to find footsteps lightly imprinted into the carpet. Small, childlike footsteps. At that very moment, I heard faint laughter above me. I jerked my hear up to see what had made the noise, to find nothing. "Just my imagination.." I assumed, as usual. "I'm going crazy, is all. just insane."
Following putting the Board and Planchette back into the box, I returned to me closely huddled group of friends, who almost simultaneously said, "What was that noise?"
"I'm not sure. I wouldn't worry about it, though," I said, trying to be reassuring as I resumed putting the pizza in the oven.

Nights seemed to drag on forever without my parents who had recently passed along with my soon-to-have-been-born little sibling. The gender still had been unknown, as well as whether it was a single child, twins, etc. I had dropped out of school, for I had no one to support me anymore. Most every night, I'd have friends keep me company. The other nights were lonely except for the voices that seemed to have come from the very air that surronded me. The laughing, whispering, occasional scream... It drove me completely up the wall. I wasn't sure how much longer I could have taken it.
My mother had died in an accident, along with my sibling. My father had gone crazy and had totally forgotten about me andd committed suicide. His last words still ring in my head: "Ambrosia, I'll see you soon. Oh so very soon, my dear."
His voice saying that sends chills up my spine, every time it plays in my head. It didn't really even sound quite like his voice, however. It seemed too... too much like a child's voice.