"Oh my god, Spirit Streaker, how more on the nose can you get?" Hazel lay on my bed, eyes locked on her phone. I wished she would point out all the new posters I put up, but if she wanted to stay vapid, it was on her. "Man, Johnny's been texting you too right?"
"I blocked him two days ago," I tossed Hazel my phone. "He just started sending me numbers."
"Oh same, the most recent one as of two seconds ago is two million, three hundred thousand, something, something, can't he just send us a benchmark instead of this play-by-play on-the-hour bullshit?"
"Two million in less than a week, holy shit? On all five videos combined?"
"He's counting the views on just the highest one, he just wants a good internet score or whatever. Number four is the favorite right now."
That one was one of the ones where I only showed my bra. So it's not like anyone found out the big secret yet. My math professor was talking about it, mentioning the old dorm building, and he recognized it. God, my professor saw my chest. Would he ever find out that the Spirit Streaker is real? It's not some internet urban legend, but a real woman was in the dark, trying to give everyone a peek at all her secrets. I felt tense and scared, but the adrenaline made that feel like ecstasy. I teetered at the edge of this weird, exciting, but totally fucked up cliff, ready to jump, like one second before a roller coaster drops down its first hill. All I had in front of me was this promise of a sincere rush, a stint of some fun sexy bullshit that would probably end in flames. I kept bouncing my leg at the thought. It was a week and I couldn't keep my mind off it. Would I get the chance to do it again? I left the blinds open before going into the shower this morning. Even that made my heart go wild. Maybe no one saw me, but god, what if someone did?
"Earth to Charlie!" Hazel waved her hand in front of my face. "Are you even alive? You look like you were about to start drooling there for a second."
I definitely was. I wiped the spit from the corner of my mouth with my thumb. "Sorry, I was lost in thought."
"You sure you want to go to the Ghost Club tonight? It's fine if you're out of it."
"Johnny needs another viral video," I smirked, "or else we'd never hear the end of it."
This time the manic film director dragged us to the other side of campus. No idea how he got the keys to the football stadium. Maybe it'd be for the best I never found out. Our school is definitely not the best in the region or state, and, God, counting the high school a few blocks down, the city. However, if anyone ever mocks the Platypi, I'll send them onto the pavement. Especially if they're a Wombats fan, they're getting curb-stomped. With that belief as my leading philosophy, this stadium was my church. Though, it felt like total sacrilege to break in after hours. Every footstep echoed in these big empty halls. It was cold, absolutely freezing. Only my denim shorts and an old shirt from my high school drama club kept me safe from hypothermia. Usually, this place would be full to the brim with people. Now it was a dark mausoleum, where a few trespassers walked down corridors far too big for us.
"So what's the backstory, why's this place haunted?" Hazel asked, nudging Johnny on the shoulder. Without Lacey around, who would never allow breaking and entering, a lighter smile plastered itself across the President's face.
"What? We don't need that for this one. The Spirit Streaker haunts the entirety of campus, you know the lore, right?"
"Lore?"