"What in the hell are we doing here?" Gina protested angrily. "There are far better ways to spend a Friday night."
"Stop nagging!" Tony erupted. "Look at it as a one in a lifetime experience."
"I'd rather experience the food at that new Chinese restaurant."
"Gina, try to look at the bright side," Dana intercepted.
"Which is?" Gina raised her eyebrow.
"We might actually get something on tape!" Dana said excitingly.
"Right on, baby!" Tony grinned. "Just think, if we actually record something paranormal! We might even land our own TV-show!"
"You've both been watching way too much television, guys," Gina sighed. "Besides, the so-called findings of those ghost-hunting shows are either faked, or too vague to be significant.
"Sure, if you want, we can organize something, tape it, then upload it on YouTube; we might even become an overnight sensation, if we do a good job. That doesn't mean we'll be seeing any real ghosts tonight!"
"You're scared, aren't you?" Tony mocked her.
"Scared of what? Of ghosts?" She chuckled dryly. "No, but, I'm not too fond of spending an entire night in this place."
"It's kind of spooky," Dana added.
"No, it's old," Gina corrected her. "And badly maintained; it can collapse on our heads at any minute."
"Aren't you at all fascinated by its story?" Tony asked.
"What? About the old pervert, who lived here? No, I'm not fascinated. I'm disgusted."
"No one has dared buy it, though; it's been empty for decades," Dana informed her.
"Yeah, I know; no one buys murder houses."
"To me, it has more to do with no one wanting to buy a ruin; even if you get it for free, you'll still have to spend a fortune to renovate it, just to make it livable!"
"You've got absolutely no imagination, Gina," Tony sighed heavily.
"I know; you two have way too imagination, anyway. Someone has to balance it out," she chuckled warmly.
"Anyway, I vote we stop talking and..." A faint noise from upstairs caused her to freeze. "What was that?!" She asked in a hoarse whisper.
"Probably a cat that found its way in through a broken window," Gina rubbed her forehead.
"You want to go check it out, then?" Tony challenged her.
"Sure, what the hell," she shrugged and headed towards the stairs. "You guys ain't coming?" She glanced back, after stepping on the first step; Dana and Tony remained on what used to be a living room.
"We'll stay down here, set up some of the equipment."
"Right," Gina frowned. "I'll give you a shout, if I see a ghost," she said mockingly.
* * * *
"Wow, that's quite the bedroom, huh?" Dana exclaimed, in a low whisper.
"Yeah; and just picture it in its former glory," Tony added.
"It must have looked wonderful; if only it hadn't..."
"I don't think there were any crimes committed in this room," Tony calmed her down.
"Did you finish the book, by the way?"
"Read it twice, actually; really fascinating," Tony said.
"How many did he kill?"
"They know of thirteen; but, they suspected it could have been over thirty."
"Wow," she ejaculated.
"I know...and the horrors all these women went through..." Tony added in a hesitant whisper.
"You think he's still around?"
"The rumor has it that, when he was shot down, he promised never to leave his home; and that he'd one day return to inflict even more horror on the descendants of his executioners."
"Do you believe it?" She inquired.
"No, not really..."
"So, why are we here?"
"Many people say that most ghosts are people, who died unfairly and cruelly; so, maybe some of his victims still haunt the place, where they suffered so much."
"You know," her tone abruptly changed, "there's something about this place, this room..." she flipped her hair and crossed her legs high, lifting her skirt over her thigh.
"Seriously?" He was taken pleasantly aback.
He sat next to her, his hand softly caressing her thigh; she pulled his head closer, their lips locked in a passionate kiss. His hand moved higher, massaging her inner thigh, searching for her panties. Her hands crossed behind his neck, tightly locked, their tongues engaged in a hot tango. A small moan escaped her mouth, when he gave her pussy a soft rub.