The House Unsettling (Chapter 20)

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11/24/20 • 6 min

Chapter Twenty: "If you’ve been following this story, and clicked into this episode, you’ll notice how much shorter the duration is. Most chapters, with their intros, run around the half hour mark. But don’t let the truncated time fool you. A shorter chapter does not mean it is any less important.

In fact, this little guy has a lot to say. This is the season finale."

Remember, there are two types of people in this world.
The Haunters and the Haunted.
Which one are you?
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In fact, this little guy has a lot to say. This is the season finale."

Previous Episode

The House Unsettling (Chapter 18)

Chapter Eighteen: "Most of the time, when we lose items of value, we panic. We imagine scenarios where undesirables are flipping through the photos on our phones, or going on shopping sprees with out little plastic rectangles, but generally, we come out unscathed. If we re lucky, we find the phone or sets of keys between couch cushions. Under the driver’s seat.
And further, most often we have passwords and security questions, failsafes to repel and discourage any unsavory activity, and most of these things are replaceable. Keys can be recut, credit cards can be cancelled and reissued, phones can be replaced, often with newer, faster models. For lack of a better phrase, it isn’t the end of the world.

But what about pieces of your life that are irreplaceable? There are one of a kind souvenirs, brutal losses that take time to get over, but I’m referring to living beings. Those that breathe. And bleed."

Next Episode

The House Unsettling (Chapter 21)

Chapter Twenty-One: "Getting out isn’t always as simple as we would like it to be. There are plenty of reasons why the “perfect place” might suddenly change into the space you desperately want to escape. A sudden infestation of unsavory insects or rodents. New neighbors that either like to blast K-pop until dawn, or who cover their windows with tin foil to mask the drug making operation inside. Maybe a new addition to the family brings the home to capacity.
Or, maybe its haunted.
You’ve got a restless spirit, or a poltergeist, hell, a demon, that’s making life unbearable. You can’t sleep, or eat. You can’t remember why you fell in love with the house in the first place. All that matters, is getting out."