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Disclaimer: I don't own YGO.
Chapter 2
By the time Seto came down I was calm but still embarrassed. I watched as Seto made himself comfortable in an arm chair. He was wearing black jeans with a black shirt, this combo was mixed with the shadows in the room. As my Dad, Sara and Seto sipped wine I tried to read but Seto's presence made me uncomfortable. Every word he spoke attentive me. All I could do was listen, I had no idea what I could say to catch his interest. My chance finally came, when Seto asked Dad about the Inn.
"Such a beautiful Inn must have an interesting history behind it." he said.
Dad looked pleased "Well, me and Sara have been here for seven years and all we know is that this Inn was build in the eighteen hundreds and it was a popular place for people heading north."
"We heard it also use to be a place where people would smuggle" Sara added.
"I'm sure there is a ghost or two that haunts this place" Seto said with a sense of amusement in his voice, but I could sense that he had an deep interest in it.
Dad and Sara shook their head but I was surprised I even spoke. "Mrs. Muto said that a girl was murdered and she haunts the Inn."
I had meant to impress Seto but my Dad reacted first " I didn't hear anything about a murdered girl." My Dad sounded like he was mocking me. Sara leaned closer to me "There was a girl murder in the Inn?" I looked at Seto and saw that he was eager as Sara. "No, she wasn't killed in the Inn, somewhere outside, probably on the cliff."
Without giving Dad a chance to speak I continued " Her killer was never found. The girl cannot rest in peace until her killer is found but that won't happen because he is dead himself." I concluded. Seto moved back in the chair and murmured "very interesting"
"What a scary story Anzu. Are you sure it's true?" Sara asked.
"True or not, this gives me an idea for my story. I just have problems with the beginning and ending." Dad said. They kept talking about books until Seto brought the conversation back to the murdered girl. "Has anyone seen the ghost before?"
"The only thing that Mrs. Muto believes is that when she is alone cleaning she thinks someone is watching her." Dad said mocking the frighten lady.
"Do you believe Mrs. Muto, Anzu?" Seto said turning to me.
I hesitated for a moment but soon found my voice "When Mrs. Muto was telling me the story I felt sad, and I felt like someone was there listening, someone we couldn't see….." I couldn't find the right word to express my feelings. I was also embarrassed to continue.
"Mrs. Muto must be a better story teller than I thought." Dad said mocking me again.
"Are you saying you don't believe in ghosts, Allen?" Asked Seto.
"Of course not, when you die you die there is nothing else to it." Dad replied confidently.
"You seem certain" Seto said. "A person as intelligent as you can't really believe in childish rubbish" Dad said.
"On the contrary, if your soul is not at rest and you have no where to go until you have your vengeance then why not believe in it?" Seto replied.
I finally found my voice "Does this mean that you believe in ghosts?"
"Yes, I do Anzu" Seto replied. There was silence, until a log fell in the fire which startled everyone including Lisa. Seto extended his hand to touch her but she hissed and ran away. After that incidence Seto rose to his feet "I thank you very much and I must bid you Farwell" he said " and if I encounter any ghost I will let you know." The three of us watched Seto climb up the stairs. After we heard the click of the door Sara turned to Dad. "What a nice, handsome and mysterious man" Dad just laughed and turned to me "Has Seto taken your heart as well, Anzu?"
"He is really nice, and intelligent. He doesn't think that me believing in ghost is dumb" I said making it sound that I wasn't too interested in him.
"I'm sorry Anzu its just that I can get a little carried away" Dad put the fire out and gave me a kiss along with a "good night". It felt scary without anybody in the room so I quickly climbed the stairs and into my room.
Seto had followed me into my dream. We were in the Inn holding hands but it the Inn changed, it looked like a maze every door I opened made it more confusing. Seto silenced my dream with kisses and laughter. "You belong in the dark. I am the king of Dark and……you are my queen."
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Disclaimer: I don't own YGO.
Chapter 2
By the time Seto came down I was calm but still embarrassed. I watched as Seto made himself comfortable in an arm chair. He was wearing black jeans with a black shirt, this combo was mixed with the shadows in the room. As my Dad, Sara and Seto sipped wine I tried to read but Seto's presence made me uncomfortable. Every word he spoke attentive me. All I could do was listen, I had no idea what I could say to catch his interest. My chance finally came, when Seto asked Dad about the Inn.
"Such a beautiful Inn must have an interesting history behind it." he said.
Dad looked pleased "Well, me and Sara have been here for seven years and all we know is that this Inn was build in the eighteen hundreds and it was a popular place for people heading north."
"We heard it also use to be a place where people would smuggle" Sara added.
"I'm sure there is a ghost or two that haunts this place" Seto said with a sense of amusement in his voice, but I could sense that he had an deep interest in it.
Dad and Sara shook their head but I was surprised I even spoke. "Mrs. Muto said that a girl was murdered and she haunts the Inn."
I had meant to impress Seto but my Dad reacted first " I didn't hear anything about a murdered girl." My Dad sounded like he was mocking me. Sara leaned closer to me "There was a girl murder in the Inn?" I looked at Seto and saw that he was eager as Sara. "No, she wasn't killed in the Inn, somewhere outside, probably on the cliff."
Without giving Dad a chance to speak I continued " Her killer was never found. The girl cannot rest in peace until her killer is found but that won't happen because he is dead himself." I concluded. Seto moved back in the chair and murmured "very interesting"
"What a scary story Anzu. Are you sure it's true?" Sara asked.
"True or not, this gives me an idea for my story. I just have problems with the beginning and ending." Dad said. They kept talking about books until Seto brought the conversation back to the murdered girl. "Has anyone seen the ghost before?"
"The only thing that Mrs. Muto believes is that when she is alone cleaning she thinks someone is watching her." Dad said mocking the frighten lady.
"Do you believe Mrs. Muto, Anzu?" Seto said turning to me.
I hesitated for a moment but soon found my voice "When Mrs. Muto was telling me the story I felt sad, and I felt like someone was there listening, someone we couldn't see….." I couldn't find the right word to express my feelings. I was also embarrassed to continue.
"Mrs. Muto must be a better story teller than I thought." Dad said mocking me again.
"Are you saying you don't believe in ghosts, Allen?" Asked Seto.
"Of course not, when you die you die there is nothing else to it." Dad replied confidently.
"You seem certain" Seto said. "A person as intelligent as you can't really believe in childish rubbish" Dad said.
"On the contrary, if your soul is not at rest and you have no where to go until you have your vengeance then why not believe in it?" Seto replied.
I finally found my voice "Does this mean that you believe in ghosts?"
"Yes, I do Anzu" Seto replied. There was silence, until a log fell in the fire which startled everyone including Lisa. Seto extended his hand to touch her but she hissed and ran away. After that incidence Seto rose to his feet "I thank you very much and I must bid you Farwell" he said " and if I encounter any ghost I will let you know." The three of us watched Seto climb up the stairs. After we heard the click of the door Sara turned to Dad. "What a nice, handsome and mysterious man" Dad just laughed and turned to me "Has Seto taken your heart as well, Anzu?"
"He is really nice, and intelligent. He doesn't think that me believing in ghost is dumb" I said making it sound that I wasn't too interested in him.
"I'm sorry Anzu its just that I can get a little carried away" Dad put the fire out and gave me a kiss along with a "good night". It felt scary without anybody in the room so I quickly climbed the stairs and into my room.
Seto had followed me into my dream. We were in the Inn holding hands but it the Inn changed, it looked like a maze every door I opened made it more confusing. Seto silenced my dream with kisses and laughter. "You belong in the dark. I am the king of Dark and……you are my queen."
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