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In the Valley of the Sun
http://medleymisty.wordpress.com
Lilith Parker is working at the local paper, announcing births and birthdays and deaths. One morning her boss Shannon gives her a more exciting assignment – research the local haunted house and write an article on its history. Nice flavor for Halloween, right?
But then Shannon turns up dead the next day, the local townspeople seem intent on keeping the story of the haunted house a secret, and Lilith is being haunted herself. Will she survive?
- Added on: Aug 4th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: MedleyMisty
- Listed in: Computer & Video Games Fiction
- Tags: horror story ghosts suspense sims 3 sims 3 story
Recent Posts
Interlude
Official Valley will resume next week. I needed a break, and I also needed an entry for a writing contest on Boolprop. So here you go, a little Seth interlude featuring World Adventures to enjoy. It’s set between Sarah’s death and hi...
Angel
Fire brought you here. Fire brought you here. Fire brought you… here. The ice in her lungs melted. The fog creeped in as he sucked away her oxygen. “I have separated you from your friends. And now I must…join you together....
Watcher
“Mr. Sekemoto, so scared to talk to you. To tell you about me.” “He knew I was listening.” “I am always listening.” “Your Jason…he mentioned reports, did he not?” “But he did not te...
Seeds
Jason’s voice would not be waking her from this nightmare. She thought she should feel something about that. But Jason seemed very far away. Everything seemed far away. Except him. “You see, Lilith, when a person dies…”...
Dark
She follows me. She follows me through the fire. The fire cleanses. The fire purifies. The fire kills. I did not panic. I did not scream. For I am stronger than death. She follows me. She did not. She left me alone. Alone in the sil...
Strings
Fire. Death. Alone. “You remind me of her. I see her…” “…fear in you.” “I loved her, you know. That’s why I had to let her go. But she didn’t love me. She never came back.”...
