After the fake daughter’s mind was read, the real daughter posted crazy posts

Chu Mu pressed down Chu Shang's hand holding the phone: "Forget it, just focus on following the little master first!"

"Sister, let me teach you a trick."

"what?"

Chu Mu said mysteriously: "In horror movies, don't let your attention wander, or you will fall into the ghost's trap without knowing it!"

Chu Mu lowered his voice and said it in a whisper, which sounded a bit weird.

Anyway, Chu Chang was really scared.

"You, don't scare me!" Chu Chang rubbed his arms and couldn't help shaking.

Chu Mu pursed his lips: "I'm not talking nonsense, sister, for the sake of safety, you can't be distracted again!"

Chu Chang: "I know, I know!"

Chu's father and the old Taoist priest also heard the conversation between Chu Mu and Chu Shang. They took it to heart and kept their minds tense at all times, not only paying attention to themselves but also to the situations of those around them.

The young Taoist priest came to the east wing. He leaned on the window and looked inside. The window was half rotten. Looking through the wooden frame, he could see everything inside.

“There really is someone here!”

Chu Mu saw a middle-aged man inside.

However, the man didn't look very well. His body was shaking and his back was arched. He seemed to have been stimulated by something and was quite tense mentally.

After Chu Mu spoke, the man inside suddenly turned his head and stared at Chu Mu with eyes as sharp as an eagle's.

But his body kept moving backwards. Chu Mu felt strange, but under such a look, she didn't dare to speak.

Father Chu grabbed Chu Mu's arm, turned his body sideways, and hid Chu Mu behind him.

This room is about 20 square meters and is a standard rectangular room. Looking from the window, there is no obstruction from left to right.

There were some dusty furniture in the room, but no furniture that was too tall, nor any cabinets with ample space. The person inside could only hide under the desk.

The old Taoist priest made a "tsk" sound and shouted to the man inside: "Little brother! We are not bad people. How about you come out and have a chat with us?"

This room was locked from the inside. The old Taoist priest pushed the window just now. Although the window paper had long since rotted away and the wood of the window frame was also rotten beyond recognition, for some reason, the window could not be opened.

There was no other way, they could only ask the person inside to open the door for them.

But the person inside seemed not to hear it. He turned around silently and covered his ears meaningfully.

"Hey, you little brother, you are not kind!"

The old Taoist rolled up his wide sleeves, folded them and rolled them up.

He grabbed the window frame with both hands, the veins on his arms bulged, and he pulled hard outward, and actually managed to pull it down.

However, at the moment the window fell, a gust of wind suddenly blew up in the yard, blowing up a pile of dead leaves and forming a small whirlwind.

The dust around him blinded him and Chu Mu couldn't help but cover his eyes.

She heard a loud noise beside her, followed by the sound of tables, chairs and benches falling to the ground, and finally the sound of people shouting.

But because the dust around her was quite thick, she could only hold Chu Shang tightly with one hand and cover her eyes with the other.

Chu Mu let go of her hand only when the wind and sand around him gradually died down.

She first looked at Chu's father and Chu Shang standing on both sides, breathed a sigh of relief, and then looked inside the house.

The young Taoist priest must have taken advantage of the wind to climb into the house. At this moment, he was holding the arm of the man in the house and pushing him towards the door.

Click, the door was opened.

"come in."

The young Taoist priest made way.

Chu Mu walked in first.

"There doesn't seem to be anything special in here." She looked around the room.