Lost Letters Letter 60 - November 11th, 1898 Dear Mr. Presley, I apologize for your troubles and would be more than willing to pay you twice as much. I find myself rather surprised that you didn’t leave earlier. You see, for the past several weeks, I have struggled to find someone who could complete the task. Of course, we both understand that if I had the furniture removed during the day, the entirety of Hemlock would notice—and thus no one would come to my auction. This is why I had you work under the concealment of night. But therein lies my predicament. The mortuary is haunted. I have been told this on many occasions. No one ever wishes to return, for the ghosts seem to become less shy after dusk. However, should you finish the job, I may triple your pay. Your humble and obedient servant, J.B. Brakefield Return to Lost Letters Next Lost Letter Previous Lost Letter Click below to play ambient sounds.

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