Ghosts

Ghosts Cursed Manuscripts Book 6 Iain Rob Wright Ulcerated Press Contents FREE BOOKS Quotes The Start… Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 FREE BOOKS Plea From the Author Also by Iain Rob Wright About Iain Rob Wright Don't miss out on your FREE Iain Rob Wright horror pack. Five terrifying books sent straight to your inbox. No strings attached & signing up is a doddle. For more information just visit the back of this book. 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I know they don’t exist, but I still am.” - Mimi Chakraborty “Friends don’t let friends make TikTok’s alone.” - Anonymous The Start… “Oh my God, your hair is on fleek, girl!” Stef flicked her bleached blonde locks over her shoulder and struck a hip-jutting pose. “I know, right? It’s like a whole thing. I’m so fuckable right now.” Hannah cackled. “I would so turn gay for you.” “Control yourself, babes!” Hannah apologised and went over to the vanity table opposite Stef’s double bed. She still wondered if her bestie had discovered the wet patch she and Dan Salter left last Saturday night during the house party, but she hadn’t said anything. Hannah had been so drunk she had nearly let him stick it in her butt. Fortunately, her backside cherry remained intact – a gift for her future rich husband. One day, all of her hanging around outside Villa Park would bag her a footballer for sure. If not, then she would go on Love Island and make a fortune for herself as one half of a power couple. “You got your phone set up?” Stef asked as she pouted in front of the full-length mirror beside her bedroom door. “We gotta get on this, girl, before it goes stale.” “I know, I know. I’m just setting up the camera.” Hannah’s iPhone had a retractable tripod glued to the case, so she splayed the plastic legs and tilted the phone, ensuring its multiple lenses pointed at the centre of the room. Then she selected the Clip Switch app and set a twenty-second timer. “Okay, we’re counting down. Let’s get in position.” Stef pranced away from the mirror and joined Hannah on the fluffy pink floor rug running parallel to her bed. Both of them were barefoot, their French manicures only a day old. Hannah wore tight jeans and a shimmery green blouse, but Stef was going all out with a slinky blue dress that made her boobs look amazing. Hannah might have worn something similar if she had any of her own to speak of. I’m so jel. Every bloke goes straight for her just because her figure is better than mine. Lucky bitch. There’s still time, Hannah’s mum always said, you’ve only just turned sixteen. But it was getting harder and harder to believe. The Clip Switch app beeped the beginning of a countdown. Hannah and Stef stood in front of the camera. Stef grabbed a piece of A4 paper they’d stained with used tea bags to make it look old – just like something Jesus would’ve read from