The odds were stacked against him: a child from a blended home with no friends, no social skills to speak of, and a terrible secret. Yet slowly Remus Lupin began to discover there was a place for him in the world, if he could find the courage to claim it.

Just before finding the lifeless body of Eugene, Mai confessed her feelings to Naru. But, her confession was met with rejection. No, it was more than rejection. It was complete dismissal. Now that they have parted ways on undesirable terms, will there ever be a time where they can make things right? Do they even want to make things right? (Rated T for mild language)

As an investigator for SPR, Mai is used to seeing malicious spirits. However, their newest case may be the most dangerous one yet, especially as the haunting becomes more complex and confounding than ever. With Naru back for the first time in almost two years, Mai must navigate her feelings as well as the haunted house. With things not as they seem, can Mai survive to see the end?