"Trish, were you on the computer last night?" asked David calling to her from the den.
"No, David, I stayed up watching TV after you went to bed but did not go on the computer. Why?"
"Well, when I went to turn it on this morning, the monitor was already on, yet, again."
"So, you forgot to turn it off last night. So, what? No big deal."
"No, I did not forget to turn the monitor off. Yes, it is a big deal because I made damn sure that it was off after I found it on every night last week."
"Geez, David, I don't know, maybe, I hit the button accidentally when cleaning."
"Since when do you clean after I go to bed?"
"Dave, it's just a stupid monitor, nothing more. Just because you found the monitor on does not mean that the house is haunted. Maybe, it has a faulty switch."
"C'mon, Trish, don't you think this one more thing for the scary weird category?"
"Yeah, kind of, I guess, but I'm not going to get my panties all up in a bunch worrying about it." She felt between her legs. Where are my panties? She looked on the floor by her recliner where they were in a bunch. Hmm, that's strange, she thought, I don't remember removing them last night.
"Do you think," David pocketed his hands and took a step away from the computer, "this house is haunted?"
"Who knows? It could be, if you believe in ghosts but I do not. This is an old house." Trish wiped the sleep from her eyes. "I did some research at the library yesterday about the old man who lived here before us. He lived here for 60 years. His name was Freddie. He lived alone and never left the house. The house stayed empty until a nephew stepped forward, finally, and sold the house last year when we bought it at auction."
She did not tell him that Freddie died in this house of smoke inhalation when a fire consumed his bedroom and the smoke from the fire drifted over to where he was in the den. Firefighters found him dead at his computer with his hands still on the keyboard and the monitor still on.
"Lived alone? Never left the house? What did he do for money?"
"He was a famous writer, a novelist. Many of his books were made into movies."
"So, what did he do with all of his money? He surely did not spend it in home repairs. This old mansion needs a lot of work." David surveyed the great room with a sweep of his eyes looking up at the huge crystal chandelier that needed a good cleaning, at the velvet drapes that drooped down from all the dust, at the marble fireplace that needed sandblasting, and at the huge pipe organ that ran thirty feet from floor to ceiling and that took up the entire back wall of the room. "Maybe, it's hidden in the house, somewhere."
"Dunno, maybe, it is. I'm still sleepy," yawned Trish.
"Didn't you come to bed last night?"
"I fell asleep, again, in the chair watching television but I feel like I was up all night fucking and sucking. My pussy is swollen, my jaw is sore, and my mouth is dry."
"What's that, Honey? I didn't hear what you said."
"I said; I fell asleep in the chair, again."
Trish felt her pussy. She smelled of sex. She must have had a sexy dream and masturbated in her sleep, again, explaining why her panties are on the floor beside her recliner. She wondered which dream it was, maybe the one about the naked, Jamaican cabana boy serving up his big, black cock to her willing mouth as she lay naked on the massage table or the gang of bikers who have their way with her after her car breaks down by the side of the road. She got horny thinking about either dream. It turned her on when a man pushed her back on the bed, tore away her clothes, and took her. She wished David was such a man. She reached down and fingered herself thinking about a gang of five bikers surrounding her in a circle and forcing her to blow all of them one at a time, only David's voice interrupted her thoughts and her pleasure.