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plot summary Sunako Nakahara is a reclusive goth gal who long ago renounced her femininity after she was shot down during an attempt to profess her love. Sunako’s aunt, a beautiful and eccentric woman of means, wants to transform Sunako from an unkempt lump into a lady fit for high society. To that end, she enlists the help of her four bishishounen tenants, Takenaga Oda, Yukinojo Toyama, Ranmaru Morii, and Kyohei Takano. Auntie, as she’s known, makes the handsome lads an offer they can’t refuse: Change Sunako into a classy woman or pay triple the rent!! All four readily agree to help, but after meeting Sunako face to face, th

This is a phenomenon in which people literally receive phone calls from the dead. The deceased caller usually had a closed relationship with the recipient. In such calls, the telephone usually rings normally, but may sound flat and abnormal. Usually the connection is bad and the voice of the deceased fades. The voice is recognizable, however, and usually speaks familiar or pet names and words. The phone call is terminated abruptly, either by the caller or by the line going dead. If the voice is too faint, the recipient may hang up in frustration. If the recipient knows the caller id deceased, he or she may enter a state of shock and hang up

Though the Amityville house is most famously linked to the Ronald DeFeao killings in November of 1974, it was originally used to house Native Americans that were insane, sick or withering. Those Indians were buried on the property, obviously from less than peaceful circumstances. Did these Indians, buried on unconsecrated ground, lend to the later strange tragedy that would make this house so famous? Ịn the early morning hours of November 13, 1974, Ronald DeFeao fatally shot his father, two brothers and his sister. All were found in their beds, face down, and despite the neighbors' houses being close together, no one heard screams or n