Chapter 3: The Final Goodbye

Samantha had sold the house and put the whole experience behind her, or so she thought. She had moved on with her life, but she couldn't shake off the feeling that she had left something unfinished. She couldn't stop thinking about the previous family and the spirits that had haunted them. She knew she had to go back to the house and say goodbye to them.

She returned to the house, now belonging to a new family, and knocked on the door. The new owners welcomed her with open arms and showed her around the house. They had made some renovations, but the strange indentations on the walls and floors were still visible.

Samantha felt a knot in her stomach, but she knew she had to do what she came there to do. She thanked the new owners for their hospitality and asked if she could be alone in the house for a bit. They were a bit confused, but they granted her wish.

Samantha walked through the house, going through each room and remembering the strange occurrences that had happened there. She felt the presence of the spirits, but this time it was different, it felt like they were communicating with her. She knew that they wanted her to understand that they were trapped and needed her to help them move on.

Samantha knew what she had to do. She went to the basement and found the window where she had seen the child's handprint before. She opened the window and called out to the spirits, telling them that she understood their pain and that she was there to help them move on.

As she spoke, a bright light filled the room, and the spirits were finally able to find peace and move on. The indentations on the walls and floors disappeared, and the house was finally at peace.

Samantha left the house feeling a sense of closure. She knew that she had helped the previous family and the spirits find peace. She felt a weight lifted off her shoulders and knew that she could finally move on with her life. She knew that she would never forget the strange occurrences that had happened in that house, but she was grateful for the experience that had taught her so much about life, death and the importance of closure.