charm (CHARM)—a small ornament worn on a necklace or bracelet
exhausted (eg-ZAWST-id)—very tired
exposed (ek-SPOHZD)—revealed the truth
fidgeted (FIJ-it-id)—made small quick movements
figure (FIG-yur)—a shape or an outline
guardrail (GARD-rayl)—a rail that prevents people from falling off or being hit by something
ignition (ig-NISH-uhn)—the electrical system of a vehicle that uses power from the battery to start the engine
overpass (OH-vur-pass)—a road or bridge that crosses over another road or a railroad
superstitious (soo-pur-STI-shuhss)—having beliefs about good and bad luck affecting yourself
suspects (suh-SPEKTS)—guesses or supposes
terrorize (TER-uh-rize)—frighten
torrent (TOR-ruhnt)—a violent, fast stream of water
werewolf (WAIR-wulf)—a mythical human who turns into a wolf during the full moon