A very short story, but pretty cool nonetheless. It's made more interesting by having three distinct choices, and it's also a novel idea to have the POV character be the vengeful ghost itself. The presentation is simple but serviceable. It was especially nice to see Beckett in different circumstances in each of the endings. Though, given how short this story is, it does come with a lack of depth. We meet a ghost, then his boyfriend. Then ghost gets mad, then the situation resolves in three different ways. End story. I dunno, feels like I'm running out of things to say. Probably could have been fleshed out a little more, particularly if Rhett and Hudson were at all aware that there's a ghost, or if Rhett had talked about Beckett in any way. Feels like a bit of a missed opportunity to expand on the characters more. But for what it is, it's still nice.