The Lonely Man

Contributor: D. Robert Grixti - - It had seemed like nothing but a mundane bedroom. “Is this it?” Haversham asked, producing a notepad from within his coat. “Yup, that’s the one,” the proprietor said cheerfully, gesticulating with his arm as if he was a game show host revealing the grand prize. “Now, don’t be fooled by how it looks. We keep it maintained ‘cause of hotel standards an’ all, but it’s definitely haunted.” “Right,” Haversham said, consulting his notebook. “Well, we’ll soon see, I guess.” He stepped into the room and surveyed it. It was adorned with the typical fixtures of a motel room: a standard double bed; two cheap bedside tables beside it; a small black and white television sitting on a cabinet opposite. There was a door in a corner that opened into an adjoining bathroom. It was all well kept, and aside from the fact...
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