It's a great house. There's no reason it should be going for this little.
"Scott, there's no reason it should be going for this little."
Lora is silent, though her eyebrow is very concerned. "So, at first it's something I've left behind. Now it's a ghost. Why have you called me here, Scott?"
"I don't have a solid plan here. I brought a Ouija Board in case you can touch that, but I'm not sure we can get her to sit that long. Let's go."
He heads to the basement.
He puts the Ouija board down.
"I think it's strong emotion that does it. But we could also start with you telling me something only you would know."
As soon as the name leaves Scott's mouth, Lora's entire demeanour changes. "Where did you hear that name?" She asks, in a voice like ice.
"She told us, she's right here. I know this is strange, but she's really here."
"How the fuck do you know about her? Did...did you google me?"
Lora jumps as the pipes groan her name. "What- okay, what the fuck. What. The fuck- are the pipes...talking to me?"
“That’s the ghost. She said her name was Anders, and that she wanted to talk to Lora.”
“Lora, is there something that only Anders would know? Something that would convince you this is really happening?”
Lora shoots Theo and Scott one last furious look, ready to just storm out of there, back home, so she can look up the legality of kicking someone out of her house when-
A little bit of raised hair. Where the tattoo used to be...
"What did I used to have tattooed on my shoulder?"
"Anders, focus. Your wife is standing right in front of you and all you have to do to be with her is think about her. Remember her. What was her tattoo?"
"A tabby cat and a dog, curled up around each other. They represented you and her."
Lora gives Theo a long look. There's a battle in her head- she wants to believe Anders is still here somehow, but...god would that make her crazy? Hanging around, talking to the air, in the hope that one day the air talked back? She moved on. She...had, hadn't she?
"You might've seen an old photo of me. Or...something. What's my brother's middle name? Ask...ask Anders that."