Slenderman (Emma Frost Book 9) by Willow Rose

Author:Willow Rose [Rose, Willow]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2014-11-25T05:00:00+00:00

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July 1965

“You killed him! You killed him! Oh, God. Oh, dear God. You killed him! You really killed him!”

Jonna was still screaming when Ulrik finally came back to being himself. He looked at her terrified face, then at the lifeless faceless body on the carpet in front of him.

“Oh, my God,” Peter said. He was sitting up on the bed. His body and face were badly bruised. “What are we going to do?”

Behind Ulrik, Per and Erling were whimpering and crying loudly, holding onto each other. Ulrik let the rifle fall to the ground, while feeling the urgency of the situation overwhelm him. If anyone found out he had killed the man, they would all be sent away. Ulrik, Peter, and Jonna were all old enough to be prosecuted. They would go to juvenile prison. Their lives would be ruined. They all knew, and now their eyes met as they understood the gravity of the situation.

“We need to get rid of him,” Peter said.

Jonna nodded. “Peter’s right.”

Ulrik looked at both of them, then turned to look at the two young ones. “You two. You can help too,” he said. “Get buckets of soap and water and help Jonna clean off the blood. Peter and I will get rid of the body.”

He looked at his younger brother. Peter was shivering. When he moved, he was in pain. Still, he managed to get dressed and help Ulrik carry the remains of old Hansen out of the bedroom and down the hallway. They avoided each other’s eyes as they carried him out into the yard. They put him on the grass. One of the dogs came running over and sniffed the body, but Peter shooed it away.

Ulrik found shovels, and they started to dig. It was getting darker out and the twilight soon covered them. They dug without sharing a word of even a look. Ulrik focused solely on the task of removing the traces of their deed, of his deed, and even though he wanted to, he never asked Peter a single question about how this had happened, or if this was something that had been reoccurring. He did, however, wonder for how long his brother had been a victim of this abuse from the old man. He wondered about the bruises he had seen on his brother’s arms and back earlier this year that he had claimed had happened while working. But he never asked. The embarrassment on Peter’s face told him he shouldn’t.

When the hole was deep enough, they threw the body in, covered it in gasoline, and lit it on fire. They threw branches on top of it and let the fire burn out. It smelled awful. Once the fire died out, and the body was nothing but charcoal and bones, they covered it all with dirt. Ulrik’s hands were shaking heavily as he put the final shovel full of dirt on top.

Lastly, they moved an old huge oil barrel from further down the yard, rolled it across the grass, and placed it on top of the grave.

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