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volunteer to set up one of the video cameras in Timmy’s room when
no one else suggested it.
As soon as everyone was satisfied with the placement of the
machinery, Ethan asked if he and Adrian could take the upstairs first.
“Something’s definitely pulling me into that master bedroom,” he
remarked with a glance down the hall.
“That’s fine with me,” Tucker consented. When he looked
to me, I just nodded. Timmy’s bedroom room hadn’t seemed any
scarier this time than it had last time, even when I was down there
by myself. Then again, the lights were still on.
“If everyone is ready, let’s go lights out,” Richard directed.
“Mr. Johansson, if you would, please come with me.” He led him to
the couch in the living room beside the kitchen/dining area so he
could explain what he needed him to do.
Tucker and I traipsed over to the stairs once again. With each
step down, the equipment in my pockets jostled against my legs. His
hand hit the wall switch on the landing, sending the light on the
staircase shooting away from us.
“Do you want to go to the den or Timmy’s room first?” he
asked as we came to the downstairs hallway.
“You tell me,” I advised. “You’re the unbiased one,
remember?”
He laughed. “Oh, right. Okay, let’s go to the den since you
already set up a camera in the bedroom.” This time he had to reach
up to pull the chord on the hall light, and once it clicked, darkness
rushed up to greet us once again.
I clicked on my flashlight and the red glow bathed the wall
opposite us as I led the way into the den. The beam picked up the
old brown leather couch facing the big-screen plasma TV on the wall
first, so I plopped myself down on it. Then I pulled out my digital
recorder and pressed the “record” button.
“This is Tucker and Chelsea. First sweep, in the den.” I let
my flashlight rove around, observing the photos hanging on the wall.
There was Timmy with a little white dog. Mr. Johansson holding a
massive fish up on the line with which he’d caught it. They were all
smiles. Nothing like they had seemed during the preliminary visit.
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