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sliceitwithwind) wrote2010-05-24 11:25 pm
Haunted Housing
In any given town there is always at least one house with a Certain Reputation. In the case of their town the house had two reputations, making it an excellent place for teenagers of all kinds to go hang out.
Yup, the local abandoned house was a haunted brothel. Drab on the outside, but the tales of the inner furnishings promised over-abundant decadence, and it was something of a rite of passage to go there. Break in during the day for hanky-panky, stay overnight for courage.
The brothel had been abandoned a good thirty years before, but nobody could ever figure out, through the tangle of legal red tape, who even had the right to tear it down. So it sat out on the inland edges of town.
Which is of course why Braig decided that since he and Dilan were back from college for the first break, they needed to drag Aya along to the haunted brothel as a bonding activity to make sure she knew that they still were a trio.
Cue camping gear, dusk, and Dilan giggling nervously.
Yup, the local abandoned house was a haunted brothel. Drab on the outside, but the tales of the inner furnishings promised over-abundant decadence, and it was something of a rite of passage to go there. Break in during the day for hanky-panky, stay overnight for courage.
The brothel had been abandoned a good thirty years before, but nobody could ever figure out, through the tangle of legal red tape, who even had the right to tear it down. So it sat out on the inland edges of town.
Which is of course why Braig decided that since he and Dilan were back from college for the first break, they needed to drag Aya along to the haunted brothel as a bonding activity to make sure she knew that they still were a trio.
Cue camping gear, dusk, and Dilan giggling nervously.

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"And we've been with you all day, so you know that we haven't set up any, like, traps or stuff."
This is their first night back, too.
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"There's a schedule for this kind of thing? What if we just wanted to camp out?" And an even better thought "Where do we build a campfire in there?"
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"Like, when it was his turn? Everyone brought one bottle of cleaning supplies so he could do his thing."
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One problem..."We don't have any flashlights in these bags." That made things a little more daunting.
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Aya, it should be noted, was not afraid of the dark. Not really. But the dark inside a crumbling, hulking, old house was very different from the dark in the woods or even her own room.
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"My mom did it, too!" Dilan agreed, grabbing Aya's hand and giving it a squeeze before letting go. "Go on, grab a candle and pick a room!"
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"Okay, so..." time to go in. The outside light faded just a few steps in, leaving her in a little bubble of candlelight.
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...eerie.
And actually kind of cool.
Each room she peeked in was full of dust and fabric though, not a good place for Dilan. Maybe they could find a broom closet or something under the stairs?
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"Or we could go back to that one that was mostly card tables and stuff?" The pool table had looked creepy, and the glass bottles she'd seen had been full of weird, smoky colors, but maybe it was better than risking the stairs?
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"Or we could put the packs in a room and just explore too, that would work I guess?"
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