Kareem And Deshon: A Short Story

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Short Story “I’m tired of going after these old boring ghost sites. We need something new,” Kareem said. Deshon replied, “We need something bigger and better.” “What if we go to the Catacombs!” Kareem said excitingly. The group discussed it over and Kareem and Deshon were for it, but kevin wasn't. Of course Kevin doesn't want to go. Kevin is the scaredy cat of the group. He is a shorty and tries to act like the big man of the group. Although, when it comes to ghost hunting and the supernatural, he cries about it and is scared. Kareem stated “Kevin you're gonna go to the Catacombs and you're not gonna wuss out this time!” That shut Kevin up real quick. The KDK have been planning this investigations for months. They have the gear and the

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