Wandering is what occupied Helen Hoover Boyle's time these days.
She had come to the realization that there were no houses to sell. There were no ghosts to market, there were no angry spirits to force onto some unsuspecting couple. Her crossword had gotten boring to the point of pain, and she just wasn't in the mood to sit around the compound and
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When he stopped to peer into the hole, he saw a very pink head belonging to a woman dressed stupidly in heels.
"Are you hurt?" he called, his expression all concern. This was good, he could play the hero.
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"No." She lied, her head still spinning with dizziness. "Just a but of a fall..." She lied again. It was a bitch of a fall and Helen Hoover Boyle was sore all over.
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"If I threw down a line, do you think you could hold onto it so that I could pull you out?" he asked, crouching beside to hole to better speak to the bubblegum-haired woman.
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"At this point, I don't see any other option, do you?" She asked. It was almost bitchy; a slight sting were on her words.
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"What happened?" he asked.
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"What happened?" She asked, looking around her. "Did you really mean that question?" Helen stood up and fixed her shirt and gripped the bottom of her skirt and pulled it down. Whether she was adjusting it to look better for this beautiful boy was subject to debate.
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"I can't judge from the timbre of your screaming or the nature of the hole you're in which it is."
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"Oh." She said, a bit dramatic. "Right! I was pushed!" She fell back down. "I am hurt and yes, I was pushed!" Helen shrieked.
"Is there something you can do to help me?"
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