45-xx-xx ep08 Stranger in the House

The sealed book! Once again the keeper of the book has opened the ponderous door to the secret vault, wherein has kept the great sealed book, in which has recorded all the secrets and mysteries of mankind through the ages. Here are tales of every kind, tales of murder,

of madness, of dark, deep, strange, and terrible beyond all belief. Keeper of the Book, I would know what tale we tell this time. Open the great book and let us read. Slowly the great book opened one by one.

The Keeper of the Book turns the pages and stops. Ah, the strange story of a cursed and evil spirit. A spirit that threatened the peace and happiness of a young married couple. A tale called Stranger in the House. Here is a tale Stranger in the House, as it is written on the pages of the sealed book.

The tale was told by Jane Boughton herself. From the first moment I saw Wickford Manor, I was filled with a sense of uneasiness, almost fear, a fear I couldn't explain. To all outward appearances, Wickford Manor was just another old staunchly built, colonial house, the kind you see through all New England.

Roger, my husband, was delighted with the house. It's beauty and remoteness. One is half in the beginning. Say, take a look at that beautiful staircase. Look at this magnificent fireplace in the drawing room. Yes, it is beautiful, Roger.

It's just the size house we need with four rooms upstairs. Four rooms upstairs? How do you know, Roger? The agent never mentioned how many rooms the house had. Didn't he? Well, there's only one way to find out.