<div style="text-align: justify;">Josephine looked at the picture of the house with her usual curiosity. Simply looking at it didn’t seem to be anything other than a regular house. Of course, it wasn’t. If the family said there was something in the house, Josephine believed them. What was left to figure out was what exactly was going on. She knew hauntings were not that simple. Sometimes it was just place memory, like a movie going on. And sometimes, there were indeed conscious entities that stayed behind for some reason. From the family’s reports, Josephine suspected there was something conscious. What exactly it was, they would only know when they entered the house. It could be human or demonic, and Josie really hoped the latter wasn’t the case.<br/><br/>Jean’s question made Josie look at him. She was a little concerned about her friend. She also knew that she wasn’t completely recovered from the last time. The last haunting had been extremely draining for her, and she had felt mentally exhausted once they were done. This one was still anybody’s guess, but Josie knew she could always expect trouble. <br/><br/>“I would like to see the place as soon as possible”, she decided. Nights were usually better for picking something up, but seeing the house during the day wouldn’t be bad either. “Do we have a key?”, she asked, turning her attention to Katie. “I would really like to at least take a walk all over, and see if I can pick something up, if there is any actual activity, any better or worse rooms, you know. And see if there is something I can pick up for you to research, too”, Josephine explained.<br/><br/>It would be nice, she thought to herself, if they could pick something up on the house before night fall. Katie was always helpful with finding out information on the hauntings, to corroborate their findings, and the sooner they could start, the sooner - hopefully - they could clear the house of whatever presence.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath, Josephine got on her feet and looked at her friends. “Should we?”, she invited, not wanting to lose her courage.</div>