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“However, I have to commend you on achieving something that I thought was impossible.” “What’s that?” “Making me like someone with the last name DuBois.” I rolled my eyes even as I fought an exasperated laugh. “You are an incorrigible
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“Steph: "What would I tell Cooper if you got electrocuted up there?"
Alana: "Yeah, no. We would've had to hide the body and tell Cooper you skipped own."
When I raise an eyebrow at her, she shrugs, grinning blithely.
Alana: "What? You haven't seen Cooper's temper. It's self-preservation at that point.”
― Good Girl Complex
Alana: "Yeah, no. We would've had to hide the body and tell Cooper you skipped own."
When I raise an eyebrow at her, she shrugs, grinning blithely.
Alana: "What? You haven't seen Cooper's temper. It's self-preservation at that point.”
― Good Girl Complex
“Cooper: "If you two are done, can we get this damn tree finished?"
Mac: "Keep that attitude up and you're not getting your present tonight?"
Evan: "Please. Baby Potato Jesus can hear you.”
― Good Girl Complex
Mac: "Keep that attitude up and you're not getting your present tonight?"
Evan: "Please. Baby Potato Jesus can hear you.”
― Good Girl Complex
“When it storms you can hear her screaming ...
My pulse accelerates as Evan's words buzz around in my head. Was he serious about this place being haunted? What the hell had he called her again -
Mac: "Patricia? Is that you?"
The light fixture above my head flickers.
A startled yelp rips out of my throat, causing Daisy to crawl backward and disappear deeper under the bed.
I leave Cooper's room, heart pounding. Candles. I should probably find some candles in case the power goes out. Because nothing sounds less appealing to me than sitting in the dark listening to the shrieks of a century-old dead child.
As if on cue, the shrill noises start up again, a cacophony of sound mingling with the crashes of thunder outside the old beach house.
Mac: "Patricia."
I call out. Steady voice now. Hands, not so much.
Mac: "Look, let's be cool, okay? I know it's probably not fun being dead, but that doesn't mean you have to scream your lungs out. If you use your indoor voice, I'm happy to sit down and listen to whatever you -"
Another scream pierces the air.
Mac: "Or not. Fine. You win, Patricia. Just keep scaring the crap out of me, then.”
― Good Girl Complex
My pulse accelerates as Evan's words buzz around in my head. Was he serious about this place being haunted? What the hell had he called her again -
Mac: "Patricia? Is that you?"
The light fixture above my head flickers.
A startled yelp rips out of my throat, causing Daisy to crawl backward and disappear deeper under the bed.
I leave Cooper's room, heart pounding. Candles. I should probably find some candles in case the power goes out. Because nothing sounds less appealing to me than sitting in the dark listening to the shrieks of a century-old dead child.
As if on cue, the shrill noises start up again, a cacophony of sound mingling with the crashes of thunder outside the old beach house.
Mac: "Patricia."
I call out. Steady voice now. Hands, not so much.
Mac: "Look, let's be cool, okay? I know it's probably not fun being dead, but that doesn't mean you have to scream your lungs out. If you use your indoor voice, I'm happy to sit down and listen to whatever you -"
Another scream pierces the air.
Mac: "Or not. Fine. You win, Patricia. Just keep scaring the crap out of me, then.”
― Good Girl Complex
“Cooper: "You could've been killed. In case you hadn't noticed, we're practically in the middle of a hurricane."
My jaw drops.
Mac: "Are you kidding me right now? In case I hadn't noticed? And now you're suddenly worried about my safety? You're the one who left me at your house in the middle of a hurricane. I was all alone there! Just me and Patricia screaming like a banshee!"
He blinks at me as if I'm insane.
Cooper: "Her name is Daisy."
I stumble to my feet, clutching the blanket around myself like a toga.
Mac: "I'm not talking about the dog! I'm talking about Patricia!"
Cooper: "I don't know who Patricia is, you lunatic!"
Mac: "The little dead girl who drowned outside your house a hundred years ago and -"
I stop, my outraged gaze swinging toward Evan, whose lips are twitching wildly.
Mac: "You asshole! Seriously?"
Evan crosses his arms across his chest.
Evan: "Mackenzie. Sweetheart. I'm not going to apologize for you being gullible. This one's on you.”
― Good Girl Complex
My jaw drops.
Mac: "Are you kidding me right now? In case I hadn't noticed? And now you're suddenly worried about my safety? You're the one who left me at your house in the middle of a hurricane. I was all alone there! Just me and Patricia screaming like a banshee!"
He blinks at me as if I'm insane.
Cooper: "Her name is Daisy."
I stumble to my feet, clutching the blanket around myself like a toga.
Mac: "I'm not talking about the dog! I'm talking about Patricia!"
Cooper: "I don't know who Patricia is, you lunatic!"
Mac: "The little dead girl who drowned outside your house a hundred years ago and -"
I stop, my outraged gaze swinging toward Evan, whose lips are twitching wildly.
Mac: "You asshole! Seriously?"
Evan crosses his arms across his chest.
Evan: "Mackenzie. Sweetheart. I'm not going to apologize for you being gullible. This one's on you.”
― Good Girl Complex
“Mac: "You can sleep it off in Bonnie's room. She's out tonight and I know she won't mind."
Evan: "She'd better not. I made her come three times that night."
I choke out a laugh.
Mac: "How kind of you.”
― Good Girl Complex
Evan: "She'd better not. I made her come three times that night."
I choke out a laugh.
Mac: "How kind of you.”
― Good Girl Complex
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