"That's true, you're more broke them me."<br/><br/>Austin replied in jest to Jonathan. The more Austin liked someone, the more he enjoyed picking on them. Although he didn't get to spend as much time as he would have liked with Jon, he definitely considered him a good friend. Which meant he was more then willing to pick on and attempt to embarrass his buddy. Especially when Meg was with them. They might have broken up but Austin felt Jonathan still had feelings for her. Even if he'd never admit it.<br/><br/>Karen didn't want to try the Ouija board at all. Maybe Grandma was superstitious but she was also wise. Karen had grown up never doubting or trusting the old woman's judgment. But she always did have a problem going against a group. She had always been a people pleaser. Wanting to do what others wanted to do to keep everyone happy. Even if she thought something was a bad idea. This sounded like a fucking horrible idea.<br/><br/>Karen swallowed hard when Megan agreed to go along with it. And she knew Austin, whenever he had his mind set on something, there was no changing it. He had always been fascinated with the paranormal. They were constantly watching shows and videos on YouTube about ghosts. Watching stuff was one thing, trying to talk to one...That was something else all together.<br/><br/>Austin nodded his head to Meg.<br/><br/>"You're right, let's do the 'Lord's Prayer' before we start."<br/><br/>It was the only prayer he knew. Austin wasn't religious but he did think it was wise to say a prayer before starting to speak to spirits. Acting like a total expert, he added.<br/><br/>"We also have to be polite and thank them for talking to us. Oh, and don't ask if they know they are dead or how they died. We don't want to piss a ghost off."<br/><br/>When Megan asked him if he wanted to talk to specific one, Austin replied.<br/><br/>"Any spirit. It doesn't matter to me."<br/><br/>Any spirit that was willing to talk to them, was a spirit that Austin wanted to talk to.