Ryn movie

Ryn wished she could guard Naomi instead of sitting by Wes. Guard her from what? Yourself? The thing in her gut squeezed harder.
“That little girl is creepy.” Wes shifted closer, then when she glared, further away. “Bet she’s possessed.”
“She isn’t the ghost,” Ryn said. “It hides in her mother.”
“You seen this one?” Wes asked.
Ryn shrugged. “If I were an asura, I’d be in the mother.”
“A what?”
“A spirit,” Ryn said.
Wes rubbed his chin. “I feel you. The girl’s got that psychologist, and they’re trying to make the shrink look evil, because she hates the mom. Bet it turns out the shrink is the good guy.”
“Would you two stop guessing the ending?” Horatio grumbled.
“What do you think’s going to happen here?” Naomi asked, her voice small. She squirmed as the mother entered a corridor full of groping shadows.
“Ghost jumps out of the attic door,” Wes said.
“No.” Ryn shook her head. “It’s inside her. So it appears from the mirror in the bathroom, down the hall, to the left.”
The woman rounded a corner and a black thing flew from the bathroom mirror. Shrieks sounded from other cars, the camera shook, and Naomi whimpered.
“Ha. Ten points to Ryn,” Wes said.


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