The next morning, Sara and Leanna left The Anne House with a sense of accomplishment. They had faced their fears, unraveled the mystery, and helped the trapped spirits find peace. The weight of the house's oppressive energy was gone, replaced by a calm stillness.

As they drove away, they reflected on their experience. They knew they had changed, having faced something truly terrifying and come out stronger.

Back at their headquarters, they reviewed the footage and documented their findings. They decided to share their story, hoping to help others understand the true nature of hauntings and the importance of compassion in dealing with the paranormal.

Their story gained attention, and soon, they were invited to speak at conferences and share their experiences with a wider audience. They became known not just for their investigative skills, but for their empathy and dedication to helping trapped spirits.

Years passed, and Sara and Leanna continued their work, investigating haunted locations and helping spirits find peace. They never forgot their time at The Anne House, and it remained a turning point in their lives and careers.

One day, they received a letter from a historian in Winona, thanking them for their work. The letter mentioned that The Anne House had been purchased and renovated, and that the new owners had not experienced any paranormal activity. The spirits had indeed found peace.

Sara and Leanna smiled, knowing they had made a difference. They had faced the darkness and emerged victorious, proving that even in the most haunted places, compassion and understanding could bring light.