"Where's he got to now," she panted before again calling out, "Harry!"
"What about over there?"
"Where?"
"The clown-face thing. What is that, a casino? I mean, look at it, maybe he thought it was an arcade or—"
"What are you talking about, John?"
"Right there, are you blind? The big clown face with the lights. If I was six, I'd totally see that and want to go in."
She glared at him like he was out of his mind. "There's no clown face, John, no lights. It's a warehouse. It's boarded up. I can't believe you're making jokes right now." She hurried off, looking around as she went. "Harry!"
He closed his eyes, opened them. The face remained an enticing beacon in the hazy boardwalk night. "He's in there. I'll bet anything he's in there. I'd bet anything." He checked for his wallet before walking towards the open mouth.
What can I say .. so totally scary it could be real
ReplyDeleteMaybe it is, Björn... maybe it is...
DeleteNow I want to know more!
ReplyDeleteThe clown eats him. :)
DeleteThis was spooky in a good way
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know what happened next ...or maybe not! Excellent.
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading and commenting :)
DeleteOh but maybe she was playing tomfoolery with her! We must know how this ends!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, the clown eats him. Not kidding. :)
DeleteI like this....well done
ReplyDeleteHmm, wonder why the clown was invisible for her.
ReplyDeleteIt takes people one at a time, maybe? Or, it's only hungry for males? There's several possibilities.
DeleteScary pareidolia...
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading :-)
Delete