Christine was also getting nervous, but she was nervous because Leigh was, not due to seeing the same things he saw. She was starting to believe him about ghosts in the house, but it was still too strange for her to think clearly. And she didn't have the evidence he did. Nodding when Leigh said that it was important to solve this, Christine sighed. "I think we should start by looking into the past of the house, and go from there", she suggested softly.<br/><br/>"I don't know what I want, Leigh", Christine went on. "I mean, we have used every last penny to buy this house, I don't think Claire would take it back." The young woman sighed softly. "I think all we have to do now is to make the best of it. And if that involves dealing with ghosts..." Christine shook her head slowly, trying to come up with an ending for her sentence. "...tough luck for us, I guess", she finally completed.<br/><br/>"I forgive you, so you should try and push this past you too so we can be happy, Leigh.", Christine advised when Leigh talked about not forgiving himself.<br/><br/>The woman who had smacked the other ghost sighed. "I guess so. I haven't been here for long. My family was the last one who lived here before you guys. But there was a whole lot of people here before. If you die in the house, you stay in the house."<br/><br/>The ghost walked up to Christine and looked at her. "Take good care of her. The really bad ones will know that any attack on her will hurt you more than a direct blow on you."