The Last House on Cemetery Lane Page #4

Hello?

It's John Davies here.

Look, I'm staying downstairs.

Me and you really need to talk, yeah?

Agnes?

Agnes?

What happened to you, dolly?

You poor baby.

Do you know I think the woman upstairs

has come out of her room?

What makes you think that?

The record player's on every night.

Also, there's lots of stuff being moved

around the house, you know.

- Creeping you out, is it?

- Yeah. A little bit.

Maybe you should call the owner.

Yeah, I've been having some

pretty vivid dreams as well.

Like what?

Well, there was... there was one

where I was drowning.

And another freaky number

where I'm having my teeth knocked out.

Sounds like typical anxiety dreams.

What are you anxious about?

Is it just the woman upstairs or...

Well, I suppose that's...

strange enough, isn't it? But now...

Yeah, I was pretty anxious anyway.

That's why I came here.

London was getting me right down.

Too many people, too much

hustle and bustle, you know.

How come you chose this area?

I used to come down this way

all the time when I was a kid.

It's one of the great memories

I have with my parents, actually.

I can remember they used to

pick me up every Friday after school

and we'd just drive on down

to Saundersfoot, it was great.

It's lovely down there.

Yeah.

I can remember we used to have food

in that restaurant on the front.

You know, overlooking the beach.

Then I'd go play in those arcades.

Fantastic memories, they were.

- Sounds wonderful.

- Yeah.

Yeah, it really was.

You know, I went to London

for the work originally.

But truth be told, Cas, I'm really not

looking forward to going back there.

Well, at least you had your shot

at the Big Smoke.

I always thought about moving

to Cardiff or London,

- but I never did.

- What stopped you?

I'm your typical small town girl.

I dreamed of the bright lights

and the big city, but...

I could never make it happen.

I'm not bitter though.

Sometimes I think the way you're meant

to be, you're meant to be.

Well, you can be whatever

you want to be, Cas.

You don't have to go anywhere to achieve it.

You can make things happen right here.

You don't necessarily have

to work for anybody either.

You can just do it yourself. You just...

Yeah, you gotta believe, yeah.

You know, I make some

of my own jewelry, I thought...

I guess I hoped that I could

turn that into a business one day.

- Well, you should do that.

- It's not as easy as that though, is it?

I've got a creative mind,

but not much of a business one.

Then perhaps I could help you.

Well, I've produced some of my own films.

Maybe I could help you get into

the business mindset of things, yeah?

And why would you want to do that?

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