The Unspoken Page #2
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Shoo, shoo!
Go!
Seems to have come
with the place.
Everything ok in here?
Adrian is hiding again.
Do you mind looking downstairs?
Yeah, of course.
I'll give her a hand.
Adrian?
Adrian?
You might not talk
to your mother
but you're sure as hell
gonna talk to me.
Now what is it that you want
with this place?
Talk to me, boy!
Mr. Walker!
I found Adrian, Mrs. Peterson!
Mrs. Peterson!
Oh my god, what happened?
off into the forest over there.
He fell when I was chasing
after him.
Oh, Adrian.
What were you thinking?
You know you are never
supposed to leave the house.
Mrs. Peterson, I...
I'm sorry, Angela,
do you mind if we get
I think Adrian's had a little
too much excitement today.
We need to have us
a little talk.
So what did I tell ya?
These people aren't right
in the head.
Don't they know what happened
in that house?
Nobody knows what happened
in that house.
Yeah, well, the original owners
didn't just up and leave
their car and their other crap.
I heard they buried the bodies
under the house.
Yeah, like the cops wouldn't
have found that already?
So what happened then,
genius?
They're just gone, man.
The house just took 'em.
Will the two of you shut up?
Woah, woah,
what're we gonna do?
Nothing.
Nothing?
He's gonna find it!
There's nothing we can do
about that now.
Do about what?
Let's get out of here.
This is stupid.
What's going on here,
Luther?
Nothing you need to worry
about, alright?
Let's go.
Ok, fine.
I'll tell you, ok?
Just not here,
not right now.
Come on.
Who the hell moves into a sh*t
hole town like this on purpose?
Into a place like that.
Yeah, well, whatever
the reason is,
we have ourselves
a serious problem.
Listen.
You either tell me what
the hell is going on
like you said you would
or I'm out of here.
I'm not thinking you really
want to know, pandy.
Try me.
Once it's said, it's said.
There ain't no undoing that.
Fine.
You might need to get
of yours dirty,
are you ok with that?
Just tell me.
in the house,
hidden in the basement.
Figured it would be the last
place the cops would ever look.
By stash you mean drugs?
Whatever.
The point is we need
to get it out.
And that old man
in the forest?
What was that all about?
Rodney here wouldn't
enter the house
without leaving an offering,
i guess you can call it.
You know what?
You're right.
I don't want to know.
We're past that point now,
pandy.
You're in, just like you wanted.
Don't worry, they're
just cats and dogs.
We need to keep whatever is
in that house happy, right?
So what now?
We go in tomorrow
and we take what's ours.
With all those people in there?
You got a better way?
Yeah. I have a better way.
Morning.
I see you made it in time
for all the excitement.
What happened?
Is everyone ok?
Well, it's Mr. Walker.
I didn't see him after
everything that happened
with Adrian yesterday,
but then this morning
But what happened to him?
I don't know.
The police have been out
there ever since they got here.
Let me just finish up here
and then I'll take you inside
to see Adrian.
You must have made quite
an impression on him,
I think he's been
waiting for you.
Looks like it's been moved,
huh?
It certainly didn't get here
by itself.
There are some footprints
over here,
but they just end.
They don't go anywhere.
The blood on this rock can't
be more than a day old, right?
Where did it come from?
This dog has been dead
a lot longer than that.
Another animal?
Maybe.
Get chambers down here,
have her look at this.
Tell her I need the results
back right away,
meaning not sometime next month.
Go.
Excuse me.
Hey, Adrian.
I don't think we've officially
met yet.
So I heard that portia
has made
some jam sandwiches in
the kitchen, your favourite.
That's crazy,
because jam sandwiches
are my favourite, too.
What do you say we go
and eat?
Well I'll be damned.
Ok Adrian, let's go clean up
in the kitchen first.
Hmm?
It's... it's ok, Adrian.
We'll play a game
when you're done, ok?
It'll be fun.
Come on in.
Thank you, ma'am.
Miss.
Now, you and your men have
been awfully busy out there.
Please tell me there's nothing
to worry about.
Well, there's been
no sign of elan.
Ok, well that's a good thing,
right?
Yeah, we think so.
We did, however,
find a flask,
and elan is known to be
a bit of a...
Drinker.
So what are you saying?
You think he went off on
a bender somewhere?
Why didn't he take
his truck then?
Well, we think he was
scared off.
Scared off by what?
Well ma'am, a house like this
and it's history,
it attracts a certain...
Element.
And what type of element
is that?
No, go ahead.
Please.
Say what you need to say.
Alright.
animals in the forest
surrounding the house.
It appears they were killed
in some type of ritual.
Do you mean...
Sacrificed?
That seems to be the case,
ma'am, yes.
Now, as serious as it sounds,
and it is serious,
it's probably just
a bunch of kids.
No need to worry
about your own safety.
How can you be so sure?
Well, it's been going on around
here off and on for 17 years.
But like I said, it's probably
just a bunch of kids
and the last thing they want
is to be found out.
And now the house is occupied,
I'm pretty sure it's the last
you'll see of them.
Sheriff, you there?
Excuse me.
Go ahead.
Yeah, we've got some
fresh footprints
about 50 feet up
from the swing.
Looks like they lead out
to briar road.
I'll be right there.
Just a few more things and
we'll be out of your hair.
Now, if you hear
or see anything,
we'll be here in ten minutes.
Thank you.
Dio] ...We're still out here
at 166 briar...
Don't feel like you're obligated
to stay.
I promised Adrian
we'd play a game.
I can't very well back out now,
can I?
Are you sure about this?
You should go and do
what you need to do.
Besides, half the police
force is here, we'll be ok.
Ok, well I just need to take
this stuff to goodwill
and then grab some groceries.
It won't take long at all.
Yeah, we're all good.
You are a godsend,
Angela.
Thank you.
Now, I promised you we'd play
a game, didn't I?
Ok, marbles it is.
Do I get to keep that one now?
knew how to play, huh?
Nice shot, Adrian.
Oh, no worries, I'll get it.
Did your mom lock this door?
I think I must have tapped it.
Well, it looks like we have
the house all to ourselves.
I'm sorry, Adrian, I'm sorry,
i didn't mean to scare you.
Is someone here?
It's me, it's me!
It's just me.
What the hell are you doing
in here?!
The door was open, I heard
in here.
It's kinda creepy, right?
You're not answering
my question.
You're not answering
your texts.
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