Later, Lao Chen said that since he saw Ah Hong in the hospital, his originally comfortable life has never been peaceful.

At first, he thought that seeing Ah Hong was a hallucination caused by his high fever, but on the night he was discharged from the hospital, he saw her again in his home, which made him realize that it was definitely not just a hallucination.

And what you see when you are awake must be much more terrible than what you see when you are sick and confused. He said that his wife happened to go out shopping with the nanny that night, leaving him alone in the living room to watch TV, watching, and hearing movement in the kitchen, out of instinct he asked, who is it?

A woman's voice in the kitchen replied, "It's me."

He was stunned for a moment, and then he was agitated, because he remembered that his wife and nanny were not at home, and he didn't hear the sound of opening the door and coming back, how could there be someone in the kitchen. So he immediately found a golf club and cautiously walked to the kitchen door, but when he saw that the light was not on in the door, he did not dare to open it, and the suspicious thief did not dare to act rashly, so he stayed in place for a long time with fear, and suddenly heard a soft sound in the door, which made him reflexively reach over and turn on the light.

The moment the lights came on, he saw Ah Hong lying on the floor tiles not far from him, his hands clasped to his chest, and a pair of crooked eyes fixed in his direction, and he didn't know how long he had been watching him like this in the dark before.

This photo can scare Lao Chen a lot.

Deng Shi raised his bat and swung it inside, but when he calmed down, he found that there was no one in the kitchen at all, and there was no sign of anyone breaking in.

Still, he shuddered when he remembered the haunted situations he had seen in previous movies.

He knew that this was no coincidence, and it couldn't be an illusion, because the appearance of Ah Hong's death at that time made him feel faintly inappropriate, after all, he died suddenly. But why has it been more than ten years, and she didn't come out when she just died, but now she suddenly appeared?

I couldn't figure it out, but because I had only seen it twice, and it was both true and false, I was afraid of it, and Lao Chen didn't take it too seriously. The days went on as usual, and he didn't mention it to anyone, and two weeks passed in a blink of an eye, and just when he was about to forget about it, one night he was driving home, and the car had just arrived at the door of the house, and there was a heavy sound of heavy objects falling on the roof of his car.

He was startled, thinking that someone had thrown something and smashed his car, but when he got out of the car and turned his head to look at the roof of the car, it was not something next to him that fell on the roof of his car, but his nanny.

When the car turned into the community, Lao Zhang also saw her dusting the window, but she didn't expect to fall from the upstairs just after arriving at the door.

Just when Lao Zhang was stunned by this situation, a scream suddenly sounded upstairs, and he looked up to see his wife lying on the windowsill with a frightened face, looking down.

Hurriedly waved her hand vigorously, and Lao Zhang shouted to her to retreat.

But his wife didn't listen, because she was completely distracted and looking at the nanny on the roof of the car, so she didn't pay attention to what Lao Zhang was saying. So he immediately picked up a stone and threw it at the window, smashing the windowpane, and finally made his wife immediately shrink into the room, and as he shrank and scolded and asked him if he was crazy, how could he have the heart to answer, because he saw Ah Hong standing behind his wife just now, with one hand on her shoulder, tilting his head down at himself, and just like when he first saw her, with a silly but indescribable sharp smile on his face.

When he threw the stone on the window, Hong was gone.

After that, no matter what he said, he was never able to explain to his wife why he did it, so she fought with him for several days.

Fortunately, although she fell downstairs, because she fell from the window on the second floor of the villa, although the nanny suffered multiple fractures all over her body, her life was fine, and it did not affect her walking, which was really a blessing in misfortune.

However, since this incident came out, Lao Zhang has no way to take the appearance of Ah Hong's soul lightly.

He first went to the place where Ah Hong was buried and gave her a lot of paper money, and then invited the monks in the temple to do a superordinate ritual for her, and locked the newly obtained jade Jue in the safe, and put it with Ah Hong's piece of jade, because he thought that as soon as he bought back the other half of the jade Jue, Ah Hong appeared, and her appearance must be inextricably linked with this piece of jade, so it was too unsafe to put the jade outside.

After that, it seems that Ah Hong has been overdone, because she hasn't been seen for several weeks, and nothing bad has happened.

During this time, Lao Zhang wandered around the Tianguang Ruins as soon as he was free, wanting to find out the information about the man who gave him this half of the jade, or to confirm whether he was a human or a ghost. But nothing came of it, and at the same time, his relationship with his wife was getting worse and worse.

At first he didn't understand why, and thought it was simply because he had scared her by his brutal smashing of the window that day, but later he found out that the reason why his wife was becoming more and more cold to him, to the point that she almost didn't want to talk to him, was because she felt that he had another woman outside, and even that woman was threatening her home.

This made Lao Zhang unbelievable.

To be honest, in addition to his fanatical penchant for doing business, he is not very strong in his life, let alone dating other women outside. So he didn't understand where his wife's anger came from.

Until one day, when he came home after a day out, he didn't see his wife in the living room, and thought she wasn't at home, so he went into the bedroom alone.

Who wanted to open the door, only to see a strange woman sitting on his bed.

"Who are you?" he asked her subconsciously after a brief moment of surprise.

The woman didn't answer, but pointed her hand forward, pointing to the half-human-high mirror on the dresser.

He saw two lines of words written on the mirror with lipstick: The day when the tomb will be reopened, there will be no less face.

With a sigh in his heart, Lao Zhang remembered what Ah Hong said about the strange coffin in the tomb she had stolen.

He remembered that the coffin also had these two lines written on it, and because it was special, he remembered it very well.

But why did these two lines appear in his house, and who was this strange woman?

Thinking about it, he suddenly realized that no matter how closely he looked at it, he would never be able to see the woman's face, because her face seemed to be shrouded in a mist, vague, and only a thin pale silhouette could be seen.

I knew that something was wrong, and then I slowly looked down from the head, and it was even more creepy.

He found that the woman had no feet.

Seeing only two empty trouser legs dangling beside the bed, he held back the trembling of his body and hurriedly wanted to leave the room. But at this moment, his wife suddenly rushed in from outside the door, hit him headlessly, and then pointed at the woman and screamed, "Who is she? Why do you want to take her home several times! If you like her so much, why don't you get out with her!! Get out!!"

After saying that, probably because she was too angry, she fainted all of a sudden.

Seeing this, Lao Zhang hurriedly hugged her and wanted to drag her out of the room, but unexpectedly found that the footless woman sitting on his bed was gone, and in the corner not far from the bed, Ah Hong squatted in the darkest place like a monkey, staring at him with thin eyes, his whole body trembled slightly, and his throat kept making bursts of gurgling sounds that didn't know whether to cry or laugh.

From this day on, Lao Zhang realized that just some ordinary ways would never be able to get him out of this terrible encounter that followed. So he began to try to find some psychics, briefly explained the situation to them, and asked them if there was a solution to it.

During this time, his wife fell ill.

It seems that my health began to be bad after the dizziness of that weather, and it looked like anemia at first, but I couldn't find out what caused it when I went to the hospital, so I could only take some iron supplements and make do with it. However, the effect is not obvious after eating. Soon his wife even had a little difficulty getting out of bed, she had no strength without blood, she couldn't eat without strength, and if she couldn't eat, it was even more difficult to replenish blood, and if she couldn't replenish blood, she had even less strength.

A vicious circle, but he was never able to find out the cause in the hospital, so he couldn't even stay in the hospital, until one day, Lao Zhang took time to go out when he was with his wife, and came back to see a woman lying on top of his wife, mouth-to-mouth sniffing her breathing.

Only then did he realize that the source of the symptoms came from this woman.

But this woman is not Ah Hong.

He didn't know who she was, but she was the woman who had caused his wife's anger in his room that day.

This is a soul that is completely different from Ah Hong and of unknown origin.

But there is no injustice and no hatred, and he has never met in his life, why did this female ghost come to pester his wife?

Could it be that Ah Hong brought her here?

Come to think of it, it seems that only this reason can be explained.

But why did Ah Hong do this, and why did he do it now, fourteen years after her death, is it because he didn't return the piece of jade to her grandfather after her death, but swallowed it himself?

Just when he almost wanted to turn his hair gray because of this, things began to take a turn for the worse, so much so that almost in an instant he was pushed to the brink of despair.

Because on a sunny afternoon, he killed his wife.