An Uninvited Ghost

The ghost's personality adds a lot of levity, but I wonder if that was a conscious choice to keep the tone light. What do you think influenced this approach?

The cozy town felt so genuine, almost like a character itself. Were there real places or towns that inspired this setting?

It’s a fresh twist on ghost stories — I’m curious whether this came from a desire to challenge typical spooky tropes or from personal experiences.