“I’m not so much optimistic, more so trying not to blow this haunted house thing out of proportion.” He quipped. He did not want to be running around freaked out of his mind- besides, he was a man of science! And science dictated there was no such things as ghosts or haunted houses. Although, she had a point… who the hell did put stuff in jars? He didn’t even put stuff in jars. Well, except a few things, but those were creepy mementos from his science class, that was a totally excusable exception. But that thought did not sweeten her last comment.
Kenton rubbed the back of his neck, trying to sooth those creepy thoughts out of his head. God, what if there were jars? Like in those scary movies with the cult basement and the weird jars you never knew what was inside, but they usually crashed and splattered everywhere and the contents were rather unmentionably gross when revealed.
“Well, whatever it is, I hope it is not pickled eggs.” he said. “Or pigs feet…” He said, trying to stir his thoughts out of the creepy mindset. “You know, now jars don’t sound very appealing.”























.jpg)




