“You did this to my brother, you and yer boyfriend!
We should've gotten rid of you when we had the chance ya filthy hag!”
shouted Mike. The sound of skin clapping against skin echoed through
the nearby shattered window, its thin glass shards resembling a mouth
full of jagged teeth. “I'm gonna make you suffer fer what you did
ta him!”
“It is not I who will suffer but instead you. You,
your friends and family will all suffer until you have met the same
fate as he!” a feminine voice shouted back, her words followed by
the sound of her spitting. The mill shuddered as though a heavy wind
had just battered it.
“Just you wait dearie fer when I get back from
upstairs, then we'll see who really suffers,” Mike said a cold flat
tone in his voice. The sound of heavy boots clumping against the
floor echoed through the night.
“What the hell is goin' on?” whispered Buck to
Shirley Sue.
“I don't know, but I've got a bad feeling about
this,” whispered Shirley Sue. “Let's try and get a closer look.
Lift me up so I can see in the window.”
Buck crouched down and Shirley Sue mounted his
shoulders. His heart fluttered as her hands came to rest on his. He
stood up and approached the window. The pale moonlight illuminated
the floor of the mill as Shirley Sue strained her eyes to see what
was going on. She had set her flashlight on the ground, not
realizing that she might need it to see what was happening inside of
the building. As her eyes adjusted to the pale light she let out a
gasp.
“Oh my-” her whisper was cut off by the sound of
an inhuman shriek. The noise caught Buck off guard and he turned to
face the noise. His sudden motion tilted Shirley Sue to one side and
he lost his balance. The duo collapsed in to a heap on the ground.
They quickly collected themselves and looked in the direction from
which the noise had come. In the distance at the tree line a glowing
creature stood, its head pulled back, as it let fourth letting fourth
a second harrowing shriek. It lowered itself down onto its fists and
looked directly at Shirley Sue and Buck.
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