Bill laughed and said he'd like to see that. Still a little nervous I didn't say anything else. Bill said that this being a farm, we work every day bu...t I can take the weekend off. I said I'd like that, it'll give me a chance to put money down for my bike. He said that would be a good idea and if I wanted to I could come back and spend the day with Ted if I want.The rest of the week went by quickly and Friday night I took my pay and went home. I kept half the money and gave the other half to my. It was now my junior year in High School so now I'm sixteen and still getting picked on by a muscle head like him. If I really wanted to give him the satisfaction I'd kick his ass right here and now. I want him to try something I'll hit him back twice as hard. Chris Edwards was one of our star football players and often got to talk to Gavin. Gavin didn't seem to enjoy Chris Edwards company very much as I can tell by the look on his face. Gavin was a really happy go lucky person, but what I. "I can drive. Tiffany can ride with me."Nicole's expression was an odd blend of hurt and confusion, but she didn't argue. She just stood there sort of dumbly, the way any normal person probably would have under the circumstances."It'll be fine," said Leo. "We'll keep you company here, Nicole."My aunt smiled politely, but you could tell she wasn't happy. She looked at me, as if she was pleading for some sort of rational explanation, and I just looked at my feet because there wasn't one to give. The claim is that to this day the Laird still haunts the castle, looking for the passion and love he had never received. Arriving at the castle Fayrlyn was exhausted from her journey and went straight to her room to rest. Changing into a nightie she curled up in the huge soft bed and went to sleep. Darkness. Nothing but darkness. No hint of light, no moon or stars, simple nothingness. Out of the silence comes a noise. What was it? A rat? The wind? Could it have been…a ghost? No. She has more.