Recent content by Rose Landers

Rose muttered a friendly hello to the boy, but didn't have much time to say anything else. Right before her eyes the boy had just proposed to Estrella. Rose stared expectantly at Estrella.

Rose sat nervously beside Estrella. She was hoping that no one would object to a deceased student attending the feast. But if Rose tried hard enough she could almost imagine that she was among the graduates and was having an exciting end of the year feast; which never never attended in life...

Rose smiled and nodded. "I'm sorry I missed the graduation ceremony. I had actually hoped to watch it." Of course there will be more in the years to come she thought but didn't say. "I may come to the End of the Year Feast if you thought it wouldn't be a problem." She paused for a moment, then...

At mention of their last meeting, Rose was rushed back in time to the very spot where they now sat, only years ago. It had been the last time they had spoken. Her face fell slightly as she was pulled further into the past and the extended time she had been forced to stay trapped in the Borley...

Rose watched Estrella and smiled. It had been so long since Rose had strayed from the shadows of the castle that she had almost forgotten that light made it difficult for her to be seen. When Estrella finally spoke, Rose's smile fell and she looked down. Yes, I'm here forever. Rose opened her...

Rose glided across the lawn toward the rosebush that served as her memorial. This day served as a particularly sad day as this would have been her graduation day. Rose in her infinite boredom, had decided to spend her time in the library and keep up with her living peers in education Why not...

Rose was sure that the girl had seen her and she smiled. It had the immediate effect of warming her. For a second she felt like a living girl again.

Rose looked on from beside the rosebush as the two talked. She was barely visible in daylight and even then some people never saw her. She was more than honored that her best friend Estrella had planted the roses for her and even more honored that people visited it. She didn't recognize the two...

Rose laughed a little louder. She was finally feeling like she was home. She had been afraid of what she would find when she returned to the school, but it seemed nothing major had changed and she was happy to see Estrella again. "Do you have roommates in your room? Do you think they would mind...

Rose nodded. Suddenly a thought occurred to her. "Do you think they would let me sit in a couple of the classes? I wouldn't bother anyone, but it would be fun to see what I would be learning if.....if I was still a student." She still had a hard time saying she was dead.

Rose's smiled faltered. "Yes, I'd like to meet him." She was slightly nervous about meeting someone new. She was, after all, a ghost. Would she scare him when he met her? Her smiled widened again. "How are classes going? I miss homework; is that weird?" She laughed.

Rose giggled. "I don't think I've met him! He must be nice, though." She was so happy to be talking to Estrella like old times!

Rose nodded happily; relieved to no longer be talking about the mansion. "If I'm still allowed in the school. I would love to be there rather than....anywhere else." She still smiled widely at Estrella. She felt as though she was alive for the time being and she loved it. If it weren't for the...

Rose smiled at Estrella. "I'm sorry you had a bad summer, but I'm glad you got out of that awful house." She paused, trying to think of the best way to answer Estrella's question. "Well, getting out of the mansion wasn't easy. They said that I had to stay there forever. Actually," Rose...

Rose nodded. "Yes, the other spirits of the house wouldn't let me go. It's fine though, I'm free now." Rose added, sensing her friends guilt. It was great to see her first and only friend. "Did you make it out of the mansion okay? I really wanted to help you." Rose wasn't sure what else to say...