After hearing what the lady in the bun shop said, Kong Antong's face became even uglier. He was now certain that the old lady who had deliberately misled him yesterday was the one who had a good relationship with his daughter.

But Kong Antong still couldn't understand why the old lady would do something bad to them since the two sides had a good relationship?

He looked at the kind-hearted bun shop owner and asked tentatively, "Sister, has your aunt been hanging around since she passed away?"

The eldest sister's eyes moved, and instead of answering, she asked, "Tell me honestly, is there something wrong with the child?"

Her reaction confirmed Kong Antong's guess, so he did not hide it anymore and told her everything that his daughter and Qiqi had experienced during this period.

The eldest sister threw the dough in her hand onto the chopping board and said with a "tsk tsk" sound: "This old lady was quite kind when she was alive. How could she do such a jerk now that she's dead?"

Seeing that the two were really anxious, she didn't bother to hide it and told them the truth about the strange things that had happened to her in the past few days.

"As you can see, my family sells breakfast. This business is very tiring. I have to get up in the middle of the night every day to knead the dough.

A few days ago, when I was kneading dough, I heard the sound of clothes rubbing against the ground outside.

I was wondering if someone was drunk and passed out on the side of the road.

With the thought of helping if I could, I went to the street to take a look. Strangely, the sound was still there, but I couldn't find the person who made it.

Just when I thought I had misheard, I turned around and saw my deceased aunt squirming on the ground, with bloodstains where she had crawled.

The posture was exactly the same as when she died. I was so scared that I ran home quickly and closed all the doors and windows.

After returning home, I still felt uncomfortable. I was afraid that she would find me, so I secretly looked for her through the crack in the door.

Through the crack in the door I could see she was repeating the actions she had taken before the accident.

The simple explanation is that it stands up and walks a distance, then flies out and struggles for a while, and finally crawls back to the original place.

I saw her moving around in a fixed place without any distractions, and I remembered someone once said that many people who died in accidents would not resign themselves to the fact that they would often return to the place where the accident occurred and repeat the actions they took before the accident.

Thinking of this, the fear in my heart lessened a lot, and was replaced by a faint sadness.

In the following days, I could hear the rustling sound every night and occasionally saw her figure, but she had no intention of hurting me, so I only told you.

Now you say your child had an accident, is it because they were too young and it was a chain reaction after accidentally encountering a ghost? "

Kong Antong shook his head. If it was just a simple evil spirit, the child would never commit suicide.

They said goodbye to the lady who ran the bun shop, but their mood was even more bleak than when they came.

Especially when he saw his daughter lying on the hospital bed with a cold expression, Kong Antong became even angrier.

He pulled Qiqi's father away: "We can't let her treat the child like this. I want to talk to her tonight."

Although Kiki's father felt that this was a bit risky, he had to try it for his daughter's safety.

Time soon came to night, and with the attitude of being polite before using force, the two of them bought a lot of things from the funeral shop.

When the time came that the proprietress said, the two of them lit the incense and candles.

As time passed, there was no sign of the old man appearing. Just when the two men were getting impatient and were about to leave, the sound of clothes rubbing against the ground was heard.

Kong Antong was the first to look back. When he saw the old man crawling on the ground, he was so scared that he took several steps back.

Xu Yucheng was also very scared, but the injured figure of his daughter kept appearing in his mind, which gave him great courage.

He used his hands to block Kong Antong's hind legs and pulled him to the old man lying on the ground.

Xu Yucheng squatted down and lowered his posture very low: "Auntie, we are Qiqi and Yaya's fathers. I heard from people around us that you had a very good relationship with them when you were alive.

I don't know why you are attacking them now, but I would like to ask you to spare them this time because of the care they have shown you in the past.

As long as you are willing to give your child a chance to live, our two families promise to treat you as our own elder and visit your grave to pay respects during every festival."

This was the best excuse Xu Yucheng could think of. He naively thought that the old woman did such a thing to hurt others because her children were unfilial and no one offered sacrifices to her.

The old woman stopped moving and lowered her head, as if wondering whether this deal was worthwhile.

After a long while, she finally raised her head and said, "If you want me to let her go, that's fine. First, you can go to a place with me and express your sincerity."

Seeing that things were turning around, the two of them followed her slowly without thinking.

After walking for about five minutes, the sound of a dog barking suddenly came from the dark alley.

Kong Antong subconsciously looked towards the alley and saw a pitch-black dog barking at them, scratching its claws restlessly.

The barking of the dog brought Kong Antong back to consciousness a little. He was surprised to find that he and Xu Yucheng were walking in the middle of the road.

This made him break out in a cold sweat. In a place where there were no street lights, two people in dark clothes walking on the road were simply seeking death.

Before he could finish his thought, the urgent sound of the horn made his body react faster than his brain.

The two people who fell to the ground looked at the car passing by them, with a wry smile on their faces as if they had survived a disaster.

Kong Antong was furious as he looked at the female ghost who was looking at them viciously not far away. He was so angry that he could guarantee with his fortune for the rest of his life that all this was designed by the old woman and she just wanted to kill them both.

After coming up with an idea, Kong Antong searched along the scene of the accident and saw a bright pool of oil not far away. He guessed that it was left by the surrounding merchants.

The black dog who tipped off the old ghost was so scared that he ran towards Kong Antong.

Kong Antong was very grateful to the black dog for saving his life. Without hesitation, he protected the black dog behind him and decided to raise it for life.

Because Kong Antong and the other person were not injured and both parties in the accident had a relatively good attitude, the traffic police solicited opinions from both parties and allowed them to mediate privately.

On the way back to the hospital, both of them looked unhappy. Kong Antong comforted the trembling black dog in his arms: "Things are more difficult than we thought. There is no way she will let our child go."

Xu Yucheng also had a worried look on his face: "How can a human possibly defeat a ghost? Is there really only one way out, to wait for death?"

"For the sake of the children, we can't give up. Let's not let them know what happened tonight, so as not to add to their burden."