Dead Of Night
Jul 29th, 2010 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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“Never open the attic door.”
It was the number one family rule, one hammered into Simon from the time he could walk.
The caution seemed excessive. If the heavy padlock were not enough to keep Simon out of the attic, the whispered voices he heard in the dead of night on his way to the bathroom certainly were.
When his sister was killed, brotherly love succeeded where simple curiosity failed. Not two weeks after the funeral, he heard her calling to him from the attic.
Simon quickly learned why “Never open the attic door” was the number one family rule.
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