Alvin looked at Ginny, who still had no idea what had happened, and smiled. "It's over. That was a Ghost Doll, like the creepy doll in the horror movies you and Nick sneakily watched...
Daddy killed her, or she would've hurt you!"
Ginny covered her mouth and stared at Alvin in shock. "I didn't! I promised Nick I wouldn't tell you we watched horror movies!"
Then Ginny noticed Alvin's amused, knowing look. She cupped her cheeks and squished them into a cute shape. "Oops~ I'm busted~"
Alvin chuckled and ruffled the little girl's hair. "No more watching those kinds of horror movies. What if you get scared?
Mindy was so scared she couldn't sleep for days, and Shirley thought she was sick...
That girl's got a dad who turns into a flaming skeleton whenever he gets angry, and she's still scared of horror movies..."
Ginny giggled and darted her eyes around. Alvin picked her up and gave her a kiss.
Realizing she had nowhere to escape, Ginny cupped Alvin's face and kissed him back. Then she laughed. "Actually, that scar-faced doll was pretty funny. It looked just like Richard when he was little, hahaha..."
Alvin helplessly pinched Ginny's nose. She might have been the only little girl who watched Chucky like it was a cartoon!
He glanced at the Guardian Ring around Ginny's neck, which was starting to gather energy again. Alvin wasn't sure whether it was the ring's effect or if Ginny herself was a little special...
He figured it was probably both, but that was a good thing!
What father didn't want his daughter to live her whole life in the sunshine?
A heart untouched by negative emotions might have been what made Ginny most special...
Seeing Ginny cheerfully recover her energy and try to get down so