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God its all happening here in Hazy Meadows this week.  Quite a few sightings in the woods again and even an attack on a local!  Its been all over the local papers too.

Its got me on edge too as Pywacket has been doing his disappearing act again and I am getting worried something terrible will happen to him if he isn't careful.  Thank god he does come back each night, but he leaves the caravan just after 6pm and doesn't usually return til after midnight, its also not good when its freezing cold still and I have to keep the window open a bit for him to come in.

People have been saying the weird footprints are back in the woods again.  Anyway, me Roman and Thorn decided to go investigate again (no we haven't learnt our lesson!).  I suggested we knock for Savannah as we haven't seen her for ages.

We turned up at her house and as usual the curtains were closed, once again I could have sworn I saw someone in the bedroom window.  So without Savannah we headed off to the woods just the 3 of us.

When we got to the woods the atmosphere was really weird, I felt there was defo something in the woods that day, you could feel something in the air.  We decided to split up as we felt we could cover more ground if we each went in a different direction.  I headed east and soon found the clearing, I could hear crying coming from a nearby tree and decided to check it out.

I found Savannah propped up behind a large tree, head in her hands crying her heart out.  I slowly bent down and sat beside her until she stopped crying.   When she looked up at me I could tell she had been crying for a long time, her eyes were red.

Eventually she started to talk to me, "I have had a huge row with my family," she sighed.  "I ran out of the house while they are still all in there arguing".  "I am just really tired of all the secrets and lies," she said.  I felt I should ask her what secrets she was talking about but something stopped me.  Savannah seemed to sense this, "I am not allowed to talk about our family issues", she said while rolling her eyes.  Just then the boys came into the clearing, "please don't say anything to them", Savannah whispered to me.

The boys seemed too embarrassed to ask Savannah what the matter was and started to try and make her laugh.  Luckily this worked and we all left the woods smiling for once.