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| The Closet |
"Well then," said Trevor, I suppose you've seen an old lady?"
"Yes, an old lady who straight up told me to get out."
"I'm sorry, Ernest. I suppose I could have warned you, but I didn't think you'd believe me. I don't know anything about the hat man. As for the woman, I didn't think she'd go so far as to speak to you. My grandmother had always wanted a huge walk-in closet, and she's the one who had that closet built. She was very proud of it. I saw her in there a few times after she passed away, but she always just looked around and then vanished. She and I shared that closet until the day she died."
"The woman you saw was the ghost of my grandma, Edith Clarke. I don't have any meaningful advice to give you, just her name. You can try to communicate with her if you wish. Personally, I don't know what I'd do. But if she's ordering you to leave, you probably already have your answer."
The End
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