This is a chilling story about two brothers and a college friend who rent a house from their father. Everytime they have friends over to visit they hear strange noises through the house. Something is in the attic. People are starting to vanish in the house. Family and friends are not believing, they think they are making it up. What could it be?
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Il y a un proverbe am rindien qui dit qu'en chaque homme il y a deux loups, l'un bon et gentil, l'autre qui se nourrit de haine. Apr s une enfance marqu e par la violence, Charly est devenu un jeune homme taciturne qui a enfoui au fond de sa m moire les pans les plus sordides de son pass . Le jour o son psychanalyste lui conseille de r diger son histoire, le praticien ne se doute pas qu'il va permettre son patient d'ouvrir la bo te de Pandore, et lib rer ses d mons.Maintenant que la b te est l ch e, elle n'aura de cesse de r clamer justice...Novella de 26000 mots
