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Austin was sitting up on his bed, thinking about Ally. He was confused.
Ally was a ghost, so how could she touch things? How could she cry? How did she change appearances? It was all very strange. But most of all, how did she die and why did she stay in that house instead of walking towards the light?
Austin sighed, laying down and closing his eyes. He decided that maybe he should just sleep. He was about to drift off when a knock on his open door was heard.
"Austin? Are you awake?" he heard Ally's voice.
Austin, still having his eyes closed, mumbled, "No. I'm sleep-talking. Why?"
Ally giggled a bit and then walked in. She shook Austin's arm. "Austin, come on. Get up."
Austin smiled and opened his eyes, sitting up. "Alright. So why did you come here?"
Ally smiled. "I wanna take you somewhere." She took Austin's beanie off her head and put it on Austin.
Austin adjusted it and looked back at Ally. "Okay, where are you taking me?"
"Well, now that I have my real human appearance, I wanna have some fun with you. I have a special room in this house which is huge and it can be used for doing fun stuff like wall climbing, indoor camping, and everything else. We just need to get the equipment." Ally explained all in one breath. Wait, she's a ghost. She didn't breathe, so...yeah.
Austin nodded. "But how about me? I mean, you handed me the missing flyers. Won't people recognize me?"
Ally frowned. "Yeah, that's a problem."
Austin thought for a moment. "Not exactly." he smirked. "Do you have any disguises?"
"Okay, come on." Austin whispered as he and Ally made their way down the street.
The disguise went well...not. Since Austin was already wearing his beanie, he didn't want to use a wig. Then, Ally managed to put green contacts in him and they fit perfectly well, once he stopped whining.
They entered the sports shop, planning to buy some rope and hooks. And also some helmets.
"I think I'll just wait here." Ally said, standing in front of the store.
"Are you sure?" Austin asked.
When Ally nodded, he walked into the store and went through the aisles to pick out the equipments.
Once he was walking towards the cashier, he began feeling nervous. What if she recognized him from the missing flyers? That would be a problem.
"Hello? How may I help you?" The cashier asked nicely.
Austin smiled. "I need to buy these." he handed her the rope, hooks and helmet.
The cashier scanned the equipments and turned back towards him. "That would be $10."
Austin took the cash Ally gave him earlier from his back pocket and gave it to the cashier.
She put the things in a bag and handed it over to Austin. "Have a nice day."
Austin smiled and nodded, before walking out the door, his nervousness turning into relief.
The cashier stared at him leaving before picking up the phone. "Hello? 911? I may have info on the missing boy."
Okay, yes, I'm so sorry for the late update and the extremely short chapter. I was busy with my other story and my personal life so... sorry.
I might be having late updates for this story again guys. If that happens, so so sorry.