Snippet #2413959

Kelsey noticed Tyler blush and she giggled. "Sounds fun. I'm free for you to teach me anytime. I don't really have anything better to do." This was true. Seeing as she couldn't leave the house, Kelsey often times borrowed a book from the residents in the house. When she couldn't do that, she either talked with the other ghosts or freaked out the living. He then asked if there was anything to do around here. Kelsey rubbed her arms softly, making sure the fabric didn't move much. It had been about 70 something years since she had actually been outside. Times had most definitely changed; there was no doubt about that. When Kelsey had been alive, she went to the parks for her babysitting jobs and would run errands for elders. However, there was a movie theater she went to quite a bit. She didn't know if it would still be there or not, but she might as well tell him about it. "Well, I actually don't really leave the house that much. Call me antisocial or whatever you please, but there pretty much is nothing to do. There's a movie theater I think. Whenever my friends and I would hang out, we wouldn't go anywhere. We would just sit in one of our houses and do whatever." About one perfect of what she said was true. She didn't leave the house. There was a movie theater, but she didn't know if it was still there. Kelsey never really had time for her friends when she was alive, and she only had a few. Despite her family being extremely well off, her life was pretty dull.