A Pirate's Dream ARG
“Hi, Nat.” Mum’s voice was bright and breezy. “Do you remember hiding treasure in the walls?”
“Hi, Nat.” Mum’s voice was bright and breezy. “Do you remember hiding treasure in the walls?”
When a request came in for a week in a woodland cottage caring for a “special needs cat” Tom didn’t hesitate. Now, here he was... staring at a rickety fence topped with skulls.
This was what she got for slipping off-script. The guy being wild-eyed and covered with lacerations had thrown her. Not the usual kinda weird for overnight shift, even here.
On days like these, when the wind whistling past is wet and cold and the air inside the van stinks of petrol and coffee, I wonder if my mother was right. Perhaps I truly am a house mouse at heart.
Hard to believe it was real. People swore it had to be magic. But it had stood strong for generations.