Chapter 664 My good-for-nothing husband with a junior high school diploma (33)

There are always many bizarre things in this world that have no answers.

Wu Liang considers herself a high-level intellectual. She is different from those superficial and ignorant people. She will never be deceived by some empty things, but the terrible things that happened in the past few days have broken all her cognition.

The guests who come to this hotel have one thing in common. They have been here "when they were children". To be more precise, it is a "childhood" that does not belong to this life.

Wu Liang fled to the cold storage, where she found newspapers left behind decades ago.

Sixty years ago, a child disappeared.

This incident did not cause a big uproar. The parents of the child went to the school and made a big fuss, demanding that the school be responsible for it and pay compensation if their

child could not be found. The police from the police station also intervened in the incident. As for whether the child was found or not, the newspaper did not report it. It only said that the parents were compensated and did not make trouble again.

Ten years later, that is, fifty years ago, six adults inexplicably came to this hotel at the same time for various reasons. Not long after, they died in the hotel in a miserable and horrible manner.

The hotel tried to suppress this incident, and used many connections and spent a lot of money to minimize the impact.

However, twenty-five years later, six people died in this hotel again, and like the previous batch of people, they were four men and two women.

And twenty-five years later, that is now, four men and two women have become guests in the hotel.

The past, the six children, were so similar to the six people who came to the hotel that Wu Liang had to have a horrifying realization in the face of reality.

Those six children were their previous lives.

And every twenty-five years, they would gather in the place where they had made mistakes as if cursed, and then lose their lives here.

This must be the revenge of that child!

The temperature in the cold storage seemed to be getting lower and lower. Wu Liang, who realized this fact, hugged her cold body and trembled all over.

The child who was pushed into the elevator shaft came to seek revenge on them.

No, that was just something that happened in the past. What does it have to do with her life?

Why should she pay the price for something she has never done in her life!

Wu Liang gritted her teeth. She was a top student who graduated from a prestigious university. She had a bright future. How could she die here just because of these ridiculous reasons?

She ran to the door of the cold storage. Unexpectedly, the iron door closed silently at some point, and no matter how hard she pushed, it would not budge.

The temperature inside was still dropping, and she could feel the heat from her body draining away.

Wu Liang slammed the door and shouted, "Let me out! Let me out!"

Her hands soon turned red, but she didn't get any response.

Wu Liang felt despair for the first time, and anger followed. "The one who hurt you was someone from fifty years ago. I didn't do anything bad! You can't hold it against me!"

Although she did look down on mediocre people, she had always been law-abiding and had never hurt anyone. Those mistakes and sins had nothing to do with her!

Wu Liang slammed the door angrily. "Do you know how talented a doctor I am? Do you know how many people I can save? You can't kill me! You can't kill me!"

She studied so hard to have her current social status. In a few years, she would surely become the most famous doctor in the circle. The day of success was approaching. How could she die here!

Wu Liang was suddenly stunned.

Why does the ghost kill them every 25 years?

That's because at this age, they are usually the closest to their goals and the most vigorous in their lives.

Dying at this time will make them die unwillingly.

Wu Liang shuddered.

She suddenly understood that the ghost would never let her go, and 25 years later, in her next life, when she was full of the urge to make a big move and gain fame and fortune, she would die like before and like now.

Wu Liang felt a deep fear. She lost her mind and pounded on the door frantically. "I know I was wrong! I know I was wrong! Please let me go, please let me go! As long as you can let me go, I can do anything!"

There was a faint movement behind her.

"Meow."

Wu Liang's body froze. She slowly turned her head. In the cold darkness, a pair of eyes with dim light were slowly approaching.

She suddenly remembered that the boy was holding a kitten in his arms before he fell.

Wu Liang didn't know what kind of monster it was. She hid behind rows of containers in a cowardly manner, but the cat chased her relentlessly. No matter where she hid, its voice always followed her.

Wu Liang stumbled and tripped over something, falling forward to the ground.

She looked back and saw a worn-out cloth bag with the things inside scattered on the ground.

It was a bunch of tiny broken bones.

She studied medicine, so she naturally recognized that it was human bones, and it was a child's bones.

Wu Liang must have seen human bones before, but now she drew back in fear, and saw a small head rolling out of the bag, with its eye sockets like black holes facing her, as if trying to devour her soul.

At the beginning, the six children were afraid that the adults would find out that they had killed someone, so they worked together to hide the body in the cold storage.

Unexpectedly, after sixty years, this bag of bones appeared in front of Wu Liang again.

She screamed and crawled back in a wolf's arms.

"Meow."

This time, the sound of a cat's meow came from above her head.

Wu Liang was trembling all over, and the cold sweat blurred her vision. She raised her face stiffly, and faced the bloody mouth of a beast.

The rain was still falling tonight. Outside the glass window of the lobby, the shadows of the trees were swaying wildly, as if man-eating monsters were baring their fangs and claws. The hotel with no power was surrounded by these monsters, and the strangers trapped in the hotel could not find a way out.

It didn't matter if there was no light, and it didn't matter if it was windy and rainy.

In the dim lobby, Bai Yao and Pei Yan were wrapped in a thin blanket, and they squeezed together on the sofa, staring at the "ghosts and monsters" dancing crazily outside the window, and they could actually appreciate it as an ordinary scenery.

Bai Yao raised her head and asked him, "How long will this rain last?"

Pei Yan lowered his head, pressed his cheek against hers, and said lazily: "I don't know."