The Return of the Forgotten House
I don’t remember deciding to drive. One moment I was by the fence, the next I was on the highway again — the photo on the passenger seat, the dog curled quietly in the back.
Every few minutes, it met my gaze in the rearview mirror, as if making sure I was still following the invisible trail it had led me to.
I told myself I was just going to look — maybe snap a picture of the old house and put the ghost to rest. But deep down, I knew better. Something was pulling me back.
The drive took three silent hours.
