<div style="text-align: justify;">Josephine listened to what Katie had to say. It made sense that the homeowner would want to talk to them. They were, after all, strangers. And she could understand better than most people how it felt to think you were going crazy. She had been there as a child, and could imagine how scared those little kids were. <br/><br/>“Poor lady”, Josie murmured softly. “I would say that it would be better if there was something wrong with her, but I don’t think there is”, she completed, her voice equally soft. Hauntings always made Josephine feel scared and somewhat sad. Being able to hear them made Josie know that those souls were sad, hurt and confused. <br/><br/>“I’m as ready as I’ll ever be”, Josephine said seriously. She never enjoyed cases that were bad enough for the family to have to leave the house. But there was work to be done, and she had to make herself open and available for these spirits, and handle them as well as possible.<br/><br/>Jean’s question made Josie think for a moment. She wasn’t sure she would be fit to drive after her walk on the house, so she decided it would be for the best that she didn’t take her car. “I would like to drive with either one of you - I would like you to take your car too, Katie, in case we find something that would be worth researching”, she decided. “We don’t know what we’ll find there, after all”, Josie explained.<br/><br/>Since they all seemed ready to go, Josie elected to drive along with Katie. She didn’t really want to discuss the supernatural while they made their way to the house. So, she would be quiet, not really talking much, until they reached the house. <br/><br/>Stepping out of the car as soon as it stopped, Josephine took a long look at the house. It looked old, but she couldn’t really tell anything for now. She would have to enter the house before saying anything. But first, they had to talk to the homeowner and put her fears at ease. With a kind smile, Josie approached the woman as soon as she saw her. “Hello!”, the young woman greeted cheerfully. “I’m Josephine Miller, but you can call me Josie. I would like to take a look inside, but before, I would like to know if there are any questions I can help you with”, she offered, knowing that the woman should probably have all kinds of questions to ask.</div>