Snippet #1566575

Lulu turned her attention to the male as he walked up to the female and herself and introduced himself; she didn't much like the fact that he was just hanging around like he belonged there, and when he said he was a demon her smile twitched, "what is he talking about," she thought to herself. The fact that he had just went and said he was a demon made her think back on the little Ouija Board meeting Mason and herself had had just a few moments ago, had they really brought these two into the cabin? She wasn't sure if she could really believe that they had, or that these two were demons, she was just going to keep the idea of them just people who broke in as the main option in her head. Without even bringing up her own name, she just watched him as he walked away, then looked back to the female.

She listened to her words and when she said she was a demon as well her mind started racing; what if they really were demons and they had let them out of the Board, that meant it was her fault; she forced herself to keep the smile on her face as she shook her head slightly to herself. Though, as she asked her to go get her friend, knowing that there was supposed to be another one there, she looked down the hall then back at her, "okay," she said almost too uppity for what was going on around her.

She looked away and turned and headed down the hallway and made her way outside, her foot steps quickening as she moved closer. As she walked outside and saw Mason, she stopped; she thought for a moment about if she should really tell him. She wanted to just sit down and talk to him, ask him what was wrong, but right now, she needed him to know what was going on inside. She moved to where he was and sat down beside him, "Mason, there are people," she said and paused for a moment before speaking again, "in the house. There are people in the house. One of them wants you to come inside so she can meet you," she said, looking right at him. She was sure what she was saying sounded weird, but her smile remained as it always did, trying to lighten the awkward mood.