"Cheryl came over a couple hours ago and we haven't heard a peep from either of them." That's probably a good thing, Daddy," I laughed."Yeah, maybe," ...e shrugged, digging in one of the kitchen drawers for a corkscrew. "They're in your bedroom anyway, so if they make a mess ... Heh!" Dad grinned at me."If they did that, I'll whip them both," I said, only half-joking and my dad gave me a look, Katrina as well. She had no idea who we were talking about."Does she, I mean, Katrina..." Dad cleared. "John? You're not sick are you? What about the other guy?" Doc's voice came through the small speaker."No, we're fine, but we really need your help," John shouted as the wind started picking up."Ok. Let me open the gate," came the reply as the right side gate started slowly opening. It opened about four feet and then seemed to get stuck.Climbing off the snowmobile, I said, "Stay!" to the dog and walked to the gate. Looking behind it, I saw the tree limb. Turning I looked at John and shouted,. "Please babe dont go yet. Still need dessert." I raised a brow. "Well what's for dessert." Heather grinned "got 3 options but you dont get to know what they are till you pick one." The ladies giggle. Trish spoke to Steve. "Same to you babe. But you can't choose same as zack." I had given it thought. And knowing my girl it would be very good options either way. "Alright then I'll go with option 2." Steve then spoke "so I took choose 1." The girls look at each other and then drew some pieces of. There was always something odd about this place, she remembered it freaking her out when she was younger and it still had a bit of a hold over her now.Ancient burial sites, unexplained deaths, missing people; this place had it all. But that was mostly just kids’ stories, trying to scare each other and coming up with any old crap. She was old enough now to know better. Not that it made it any easier as she slowly climbed the small stone steps into the building."Hi!" she began with a friendly.