Nina

It's not anymore.

And I'm like, okay, like explain yourself.

You gaslit me my entire life to think this house is not haunted.

And now you're saying it is like, I need to, we need to talk about this.

And he's like, all right.

Like,

Let's go outside and like have a smoke and talk about it.

We go outside and I'm like, all right.

So what happened?

He's like, well, you tell me what happened to you first.

And then I'll, you know, fill in details with everything that happened to me.

And Alex had never heard any of these stories, by the way.

Like, it had never come up.

Like, I hadn't told him about my parents' haunted house.

I never told anybody about the girl I saw in the kitchen because I kind of forgot about it at that point.

Like, I chalked it off to not being real.

So I'm like, well, I mean, besides this house being fucking creepy, like, there's this one thing that happened, but I don't think it, like, was really anything.

I think I was just scaring myself, you know, kind of playing it dumb.

I was like, just tell me, like, what happened.

And I was like, well, one time I was here alone at night when I was in college, and, like, I thought I saw something in the kitchen.