While Davina was growing up, she found that she had a passion for writing and adventures. She would always go to the library and read classic novels. Aftering reading many of Mark Twain’s books her sense of adventure grew. That is why she wanted to be a writer for the New York Times..
Davina was one of the best news reporters for the New York Times when she lived in New York City. She was in charge of writing and editing articles for the front page every other month. During May, she wrote an article over a “haunting” in the abandoned hospital on South Avenue. When Davina was writing the article she went to investigate the scene and saw no signs of paranormal activity. After the article was printed and out on the market, Davina found her strong point in writing. The press also had a very positive reaction towards the article and demanded more haunting articles from her. Davina agreed with the press and decided to work on investigating and writing more haunting articles.
After a month after making
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Edward came over at ten as they agreed to work on the article. They started doing research up start in Davina’s writing room. Edward also interview Davina about how it felt living in the plantation owners house was like. Bang! The front door just slammed shut out of nowhere. Edward and Davina rushed down stairs to see what cause the door to open, they came to find out a little boy standing there in complete shock. The boy was wearing a baggy white shirt and black pants held up by suspenders, the boy was covered in dirt from head to toe. He ran into the house like he was expecting to get a bath when he came inside. Davina asked “Are you lost? Do you need to use my phone to call someone?” The boy said “My names Damon. No I'm not lost. Where are my parents?” The child walked out of the house. Edward and Davina just stared at each other in shock after the boy