<div style="text-align: justify;">Megan looked at Karen with an expression that made clear she wasn't comfortable at all. She would have left if she could, but her car had broke down, and Jon had promised to drive her home should she not want to spend the night in there and take the bus in the morning. Of course, Megan had declined. She had loved Jon a lot, and, to be honest, the girl feared what might happen if they spent the night under the same roof. Not that she thought Jonathan would ever force her to do anything. Megan didn't trust Jon's ability to be faithful anymore, but she trusted his word when he said he would never force her to do anything. That didn't mean that he wouldn't ever seduce her, though. And it definitely didn't mean that Megan wouldn't give in should he try.<br/><br/>While Megan was still unsure about doing the whole contacting spirits thing, she was happy not to have to touch the planchette, and hoped that Austin wouldn't cause any problems. She knew he was into pranks, and hoped he wouldn't anger whatever spirit happened to come through.<br/><br/>When Austin asked his question, Megan held her breath, and Jonathan kept his eyes fixed on the board. The planchette moved - softly, but with a definite pull - towards the word "yes".<br/><br/>"Oh, my God", Megan murmured, looking at Karen.<br/><br/>"I want to go away", she stated, only her lips moving. <br/><br/>To Megan's horror, the planchette the boys were touching moved quickly towards the word "no". <br/><br/>"Stop playing games, Austin, it's not funny", she protested, hoping that it was Austin trying to scare her. If it wasn't, Megan didn't want to think about what the hell could be happening.</div>