It pisses me off when there's nothing I can do to help a friend in trouble. I mean, I'm the one who went into the freaking past last summer because my friends needed me to... and the very person who got us back from there is the one who's in trouble now. Taffy. She never asked for anything for doing that favor for us. Not even thanks. And some
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I park, and peek in first to make sure neither Stef nor Jordan are there before entering and making my way to a small table at the back. Just a couple of quick drinks, by myself, and then I'll go home and hope the booze keeps the dreams at bay.
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I paint a smile on my face and walk over to her table. "What can I get you?"
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I widen my eyes, and my tone is ominous.
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"Well, I wouldn't know about that. I just assumed the bar was haunted. Maybe by a disgruntled customer?" I suggest. "Or perhaps someone was murdered here?"
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"There are no disgruntled customers here," I say, matching her skeptical expression. "And this place was rebuilt from the ground up a couple years ago." I tuck the rag back into my apron. "So if there were any spirits here... they don't have anything to do with us."
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I shrug and take another slug of the drink. "I don't suppose rebuilding would matter if it had been built over a burial site or something. You know, like in those Stephen King novels."
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"Another drink?" I say abruptly.
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