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“Sorry, uh. I don’t believe in ghosts.” The lie rolled off his tongue with more ease than Clay should be comfortable with. It hung awkwardly in the air for a moment. “So if you’re needing an eye witness account about me... encountering a boogie man living in the woods, I’m going to disappoint, dude.” Crying about boogie-people tended to only lead to more sessions with his therapist, anyway. One hand laid on the doorframe as he slouched forward toward the visitor. His normally cautious gaze was inquisitive as blue eyes flickered over the newcomer. Almost begrudgingly did he let his arm fall back down to his side. “What did you say your story was again?”









