Please explain the grammar behind how 何か is used in this sentence

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> そこにはきっと何かお話があるに違いない。
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I'm translating it as

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> There must surely be a story there
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But I don't understand what 何か is doing. Can I translate it as "something of a story", or "some story"? Two nouns next to each other seems odd.
Thanks.