Grace

And again, like at that time it was just entertainment for me. So I was like, this is weird, but I also like, I love history. And I was, it really got me super interested in like the history of the property and who had lived here before, because there was so much. And even like, you know, my first month living here, forgot to mention this, but like there's gardens all over the property.

And again, like at that time it was just entertainment for me. So I was like, this is weird, but I also like, I love history. And I was, it really got me super interested in like the history of the property and who had lived here before, because there was so much. And even like, you know, my first month living here, forgot to mention this, but like there's gardens all over the property.

And again, like at that time it was just entertainment for me. So I was like, this is weird, but I also like, I love history. And I was, it really got me super interested in like the history of the property and who had lived here before, because there was so much. And even like, you know, my first month living here, forgot to mention this, but like there's gardens all over the property.

I'm looking at them right now. There's like five stone garden beds. There's a raised garden. There's all this hardscaping with perennial flowers. And the first month I was here, I would find arrowheads like every other week, like just on top of the dirt, like as if somebody had placed it there. Just like beautiful stuff, old milk bottles and old ceramics. Like there's just stuff everywhere.

I'm looking at them right now. There's like five stone garden beds. There's a raised garden. There's all this hardscaping with perennial flowers. And the first month I was here, I would find arrowheads like every other week, like just on top of the dirt, like as if somebody had placed it there. Just like beautiful stuff, old milk bottles and old ceramics. Like there's just stuff everywhere.

I'm looking at them right now. There's like five stone garden beds. There's a raised garden. There's all this hardscaping with perennial flowers. And the first month I was here, I would find arrowheads like every other week, like just on top of the dirt, like as if somebody had placed it there. Just like beautiful stuff, old milk bottles and old ceramics. Like there's just stuff everywhere.

So I just got really, really interested in the history of the property and who had been here before me, because it obviously had been inhabited for a really, really long time. So like I said, Mark had been traveling a lot at that time. And around February, so like two or three months later, was when it stopped being fun. At this time, my bedroom was upstairs.

So I just got really, really interested in the history of the property and who had been here before me, because it obviously had been inhabited for a really, really long time. So like I said, Mark had been traveling a lot at that time. And around February, so like two or three months later, was when it stopped being fun. At this time, my bedroom was upstairs.

So I just got really, really interested in the history of the property and who had been here before me, because it obviously had been inhabited for a really, really long time. So like I said, Mark had been traveling a lot at that time. And around February, so like two or three months later, was when it stopped being fun. At this time, my bedroom was upstairs.

So we have the first floor, second floor, and then there's a little attic above the third floor, really small. The first visitation in February, I woke up and it was the middle of the night. I don't remember what time it was because As soon as I opened my eyes, I was looking at the bookshelf on the side of my bed.

So we have the first floor, second floor, and then there's a little attic above the third floor, really small. The first visitation in February, I woke up and it was the middle of the night. I don't remember what time it was because As soon as I opened my eyes, I was looking at the bookshelf on the side of my bed.

So we have the first floor, second floor, and then there's a little attic above the third floor, really small. The first visitation in February, I woke up and it was the middle of the night. I don't remember what time it was because As soon as I opened my eyes, I was looking at the bookshelf on the side of my bed.

And in the bookshelf, I could see the outline of two little boys laying in the bookshelf looking at me. I think everybody's probably experienced like when you open your eyes in the dark and you think you see something, you think you see a figure and you just keep staring at it because you can't tell. That is not what this was. It was dark, but it was like moonlit in the room.

And in the bookshelf, I could see the outline of two little boys laying in the bookshelf looking at me. I think everybody's probably experienced like when you open your eyes in the dark and you think you see something, you think you see a figure and you just keep staring at it because you can't tell. That is not what this was. It was dark, but it was like moonlit in the room.

And in the bookshelf, I could see the outline of two little boys laying in the bookshelf looking at me. I think everybody's probably experienced like when you open your eyes in the dark and you think you see something, you think you see a figure and you just keep staring at it because you can't tell. That is not what this was. It was dark, but it was like moonlit in the room.

And I think what was, I mean, obviously that was exceptionally strange. What was... Maybe more strange in retrospect was my lack of action. I didn't do anything about it. I didn't go under the covers. I didn't get up and walk out. I didn't scream. I didn't turn the lights on. I just stared until I fell back asleep.

And I think what was, I mean, obviously that was exceptionally strange. What was... Maybe more strange in retrospect was my lack of action. I didn't do anything about it. I didn't go under the covers. I didn't get up and walk out. I didn't scream. I didn't turn the lights on. I just stared until I fell back asleep.

And I think what was, I mean, obviously that was exceptionally strange. What was... Maybe more strange in retrospect was my lack of action. I didn't do anything about it. I didn't go under the covers. I didn't get up and walk out. I didn't scream. I didn't turn the lights on. I just stared until I fell back asleep.

When I woke up the next morning, I think I was actually way more terrified the next day when I remembered what had happened the night before. Pretty soon after that, like three or four, I think it was three for me, one for Mark, more things happened at night and the intensity was like escalating. The second incident, Mark again was traveling.

When I woke up the next morning, I think I was actually way more terrified the next day when I remembered what had happened the night before. Pretty soon after that, like three or four, I think it was three for me, one for Mark, more things happened at night and the intensity was like escalating. The second incident, Mark again was traveling.