Deep in the heart of a never-knowing

"Yeah, he surely would - sometimes I think that he is too serious for his own good," Osprey liked the idea of her and Blue willow as ghosts, haunting and making fun of all the friends and relatives left behind. Not in a nasty way though - just to make life for them a bit more interesting and mysterious all the same. It would be sad, however, that no one would be able to see them or even guess, who they were, until - of course - the haunted one would join the "haunters" (would that be the right term?).

"Perry would probably think of it as good joke. Maybe he would join us later," she mused, realizing suddenly that thinking about him didn't bring back sadness. There was a bit odd edge about how she felt about him, but in general nothing had changed. It was good to know that. "We should try out the haunting sometimes - just to be prepared, when we are ghosts?" she finished the subject and winked.

"Why would they turn out wrong?" Osprey didn't get Blue willow's question about her kids right away.