<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="text-decoration: underline">September the 17th, 11:30 p.m. - Jonathan Blake's apartment</span><br/><br/>The party was small, but a good one anyway. As he did every time his flatmate traveled back home to visit his parents, Jonathan had gathered a few friends for dinner, drinks and a movie or something else. Tonight, he had invited his ex-girlfriend, Megan Philips, and two friends, Karen Reynolds and Austin O'Connor. They had eaten dinner, and Jonathan had played and sang a little afterwards, while they all drank a little. He had suggested Megan could stay in to spend the night, and been told it wasn't going to happen, as well. They had dated for a while, but Jonathan didn't seem to be the monogamous type, and Megan thought she deserved better. They were still friends anyway. <br/><br/>Once Jonathan had run out of ideas for songs, or gotten tired of playing, he excused himself to go put his guitar away. It didn't take too long for him to come back, carrying a box. He placed it on the table, and then went in the kitchen for a few more cans of beer and a couple cans of Coke for those who would be driving out of there. <br/><br/>As soon as he had handed everyone their cans, Jonathan sat next to Megan, who slid a little farther away from her friend. "You hurt my feelings, Meg", he commented, in a light-hearted intonation. "I won't do anything, come on, sit closer".<br/><br/>Megan shook her head and slid closer to her friend, mostly because she was curious about what he had in the box. It was a simple cardboard box, without any identification, so she wouldn't be able to guess what was in it. After teasing Megan a little, Jonathan looked around. "Hey, guys. I got this from my roommate. He said it was in his house and he brought it along with some other stuff, but he didn't even know why he had it".<br/><br/>After this announcement, Jonathan finally opened the box and removed two items from it. One item was an Ouija board, and the other was the planchette that had come along with it. Once he was sure everyone had taken a good look at the items, he launched the suggestion. "Do you think we should try it?", he asked, his expression making clear Jonathan was between curiosity and fear.<br/><br/>Megan shook her head on a negative right away. "No", she replied firmly. "I don't think so, I mean... it shouldn't be done just like this, just... for fun", she explained her answer. "I don't think any of us has anyone we would really love to communicate with, right?", Meg asked, taking a look around.</div>