Page 1:
Emma was a young girl who lived in an old, creaky house on the outskirts of a small town. Her parents were wealthy, and they spared no expense in giving her everything she wanted. Emma had everything she could ever dream of, but she felt lonely most of the time. Her parents were always busy with their work, and she had no friends to play with.
One night, Emma woke up to the sound of a soft whisper. She sat up in her bed and looked around, but she couldn't see anything. She shrugged it off and went back to sleep.
The next night, she heard the whisper again, and this time it was a little louder. Emma sat up again and looked around. This time, she saw a faint figure in the corner of her room. It was a young man who appeared to be around her age. Emma was frightened at first, but then she noticed that the figure was smiling at her.
Page 2:
"Who are you?" Emma asked.
The figure didn't answer, but instead, he gestured for her to come closer. Emma hesitated for a moment but then got out of bed and walked towards the figure. As she got closer, she could see that he was a handsome young man with dark hair and piercing blue eyes.
Emma reached out her hand to touch him, but her hand went right through him. She stepped back in surprise, and the figure laughed.
"I'm sorry, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Thomas," he said.
"Thomas? Are you a ghost?" Emma asked.
Thomas nodded.
"Yes, I am. I've been here for a long time, but you're the first person who's been able to see me," he said.
Page 3:
Emma was both frightened and intrigued by Thomas. She had always been fascinated by ghosts and the supernatural, but she had never thought she would encounter one in her own home.
"Why can I see you?" she asked.
"I'm not sure. Maybe it's because you're special," Thomas said with a smile.
Emma blushed at his words. She didn't know why, but she felt drawn to Thomas. He seemed kind and gentle, and she could sense that he was lonely too.
"Will you stay and talk to me for a while?" she asked.
Thomas nodded and sat down on her bed. Emma joined him, and they talked for hours about everything and anything. Emma felt as though she had found a friend in Thomas, and she didn't want the night to end.
Page 4:
Over the next few weeks, Emma and Thomas spent every night together. They would talk for hours and explore the house together. Emma showed Thomas all the secret places she had discovered in the house, and he shared stories about his life before he died.
Thomas had died in the house over a hundred years ago. He had been a young man in his twenties and had lived in the house with his family. One night, there was a terrible fire, and he was unable to escape. Emma felt sad for Thomas, but she was glad that he was able to spend time with her.
As the days went by, Emma became more and more attached to Thomas. She looked forward to seeing him every night and missed him when he wasn't there.
Page 5:
One night, as they were sitting together on Emma's bed, Thomas leaned in and kissed her on the cheek. Emma's heart skipped a beat, and she blushed.
"I'm sorry, I shouldn't have done that," Thomas said.
Emma smiled and leaned in to kiss him on the lips. The kiss was soft and gentle, and Emma felt as though she had never felt before. Thomas held her in his arms, and they stayed like that for
