How to survive in a world full of weird talk [Comprehensive fear]

Sidelle: "Why are you talking about this kind of thing now, hello!"

She glared at her father and calmed herself down: "Then what happened next?"

Kelsen originally didn't want to talk about such bloody things with his daughter, but Sidelle glared at him with puffed cheeks, and the little girl's fair and tender face wrinkled into a ball. Consciously speak out.

"Later, he put his wife and daughter in a warehouse and committed suicide by swallowing a gun. He was not discovered until the spring of the following year."

Sidelle: "..."

"So you knew before you came here." She said with certainty.

Sidelle stared at her old father wordlessly.

For some reason, the old father Kelsen felt guilty under such gaze.He touched his nose, trying to ease the inexplicable embarrassment: "It's not something important, I'm afraid to disturb your housewarming mood."

"It's Not Something Important".

Sidelle looked at Kelsen and reconfirmed: "Is it really a warehouse? Is there any live news?"

Kelsen recalled for a moment and shook his head: "This kind of thing would have affected the hotel's passenger flow, so how could it be widely reported. Besides, the corpse has been stored for a whole season, so it is naturally impossible to see it. It is said that the corpse was indeed It was stuffed into a warehouse in the West District, but the people were killed in the hotel, so I don’t know exactly where.”

Rui pinched the flesh on Kelsen's leg, and gave him a reproachful look: "I'm still eating now, why are you saying this in front of the children?"

She looked at Sidelle: "Because the deputy manager of the hotel asked the staff, it was not their belongings, so your father and I thought it was sent to our family. But Sidelle is right, I will pay more attention to it in the future The puppet Kelsen and Mr. Barnard are investigating, if it is someone else's item, we will send it back."

"There's no need to check," Sidelle said slowly, swallowing her last bite of food, "It's already too late."

The puppet—

No recipient was originally specified.

Probably it was the unlucky one who received it and took it home. If Sydelle found out, she probably wouldn't even take a look at such an unknown source, and just let someone throw it out. It's better to drive away and throw it away.

But Billy was at her house now.

And she also promised the twins who were suspected of living in Room 237 and were killed by their father a few years ago, and gave them Billy and Annabelle.

Sidelle couldn't help but get a headache when she thought of the twins.

She asked Kelsen: "I really don't want to live here, I swear — there's definitely something abnormal here."

"Can we just move out tonight? Same with that Mr. Harroon."

Sidelle didn't want to dampen her father's desire to comfort her, but this hotel gave her an extremely weird feeling-in short, nothing was right.

Not only the weird puppets you received, the strange twins you met, the room you must never enter...

She had a strange premonition.

Absolutely terrible things will happen if you stay here.

As expected, the parents rejected her request.

Kelsen looked at her in embarrassment: "I'm sorry, baby. It's a little too late now, and it may not be safe to leave this mountain now."

"Sidelle, tomorrow I will go to the mountains to help others clean the house," Rui said, "Do you want to come together? Breathing the fresh air in the mountains may give you a different view. We can go there in our free time." Playing hide and seek in the forest maze."

Sidelle was surprised: "Whose house?"

"I don't know the owner very well, but it has something to do with the worker at the gas station in the mountain," Rui Yi said, "I heard that the house has been unoccupied for a long time, and he begged us to help him clean it up a little. My relatives will come back to live, and this house will come in handy."

"I'll be with you, Mom."

Sidelle was silent for a long time, sighed, and agreed to Rui Yi's invitation.

Although this does not sound like a good thing, she thought quietly.

"Father," she suddenly called Kelsen again, with a strange impulse in her heart.

"Can you promise...that you won't hurt my mother and me?" She ran up to Kelsen, raised her head seriously, and stared at him with blue pupils as deep as a lake, "Forever."

Kelsen was taken aback: "Of course I can assure you. Honey, why would you ask such a strange question?"

"No," Sidel blinked lightly, her long crow eyelashes gracefully resting on the deep lake of Tan Tan like butterfly wings, she turned her head away: "It's nothing."

She didn't know why she asked such a question, but this sentence suddenly appeared in her heart.

It was as if a voice whispered in her ear——

Sidelle closed her eyes slightly.

...she couldn't remember.

After dinner, Sidelle didn't plan to go back to her room immediately.

There's one more thing she hasn't done.

Send Billy and Annabelle to the twin sisters.

She bid farewell to her parents, and went out with some difficulty holding two dolls that were almost the same size as hers.

Although it was a bit inappropriate, Sidelle still remembered a certain country nursery rhyme.

"A chicken in the left hand, a duck in the right..."

She shook her head, trying to get the brainwashing tune out of her head, but Sydel failed.

Sidelle: ...

Forget it.

She opened the door resignedly, and suddenly felt that she was really holding a chicken in her left hand and a duck in her right hand, and was going to visit her future neighbor to improve its favorability.

Of course, the neighbor is not a "good guy".

in the living room.

Rui looked at her husband worriedly: "I think... Should we find a psychiatrist for Sidelle?"

"Maybe," Kelsen frowned, a little irritable, not knowing what he was thinking.

"Do you believe what she said?" Rey was silent for a while, then asked, "About her seeing a pair of twins."

"Sidelle has no way to get this information," Kelsen looked up, looking directly into Ruiyi's blue eyes: "She didn't have the opportunity to talk to the hotel staff, and they wouldn't tell her a child about these things—"

About the hotel manager who killed his wife and daughter and then committed suicide.

And the children who were killed were twins.

"Besides..." he smiled wryly, "Don't you think Sidel's question is too weird? I have never done anything excessive to you and Sidel, even verbal scolding—"

"Yes," Rui stared at him: "You are a good husband and a good father."

Kelsen never brings the troubles of work back into his life, and he has always been a gentle and refined person in his family.

"So, don't you think Sydel is too abnormal?" He asked Rae: "Even though Sydel is very precocious, she shouldn't think that I might hurt you without any experience and subconscious hints."

"Oh my god, this is insane," Kelson murmured, clutching his head, unable to imagine what it would be like to hurt Rey or Sydel.

Rey sighed softly, took her husband's hand, trying to soothe Kelsen's mood.

"Don't worry too much," she said. "I know you want Sidel and I to have a good life—I think you've done a good job."

"Aren't you a little uneasy?" Kelsen raised his head and asked.

"Honestly," Rye was silent for a moment, "not before tonight, I've always thought this was the best place for a summer getaway."

"If there really was a murder case here, I think..." The woman hesitated, her blue eyes flashed a little uneasy: "You can ask Sidelle for her opinion. I just don't want your heart to be wasted."

Kelsen understood, the man hesitated for a while, and said: "I will have a good talk with her tomorrow. If Sidelle feels uneasy here, I think I will communicate with my uncle as soon as possible so that he can find the next successor manager."

"I'm sorry to trouble you," Rui Yi looked at Kelsen's serious expression, and couldn't help laughing out, "Maybe I should make an appointment with a psychiatrist after I go down the mountain."

"To Sydel." She threw herself into Kelsen's arms and added by the way.

At this time, Sidelle was standing in the hotel corridor in a daze.

The surroundings became silent again.

There should have been many residents on the second floor, but now there is no one.

She seems to have returned to the corridor where she first met the twin sisters. Although the decoration style of the hotel corridor and the rooms have not changed, Sidelle is clearly aware of one thing.

——This is not the normal hotel in the daytime.

Now that you have gone out, there is no reason to go back.

Sidelle hugged the two dolls tightly, and slowly walked forward in the narrow corridor with gray carpet.

As she walked, she felt that the design of this hotel was really unreasonable.

There are beige wooden doors on both sides of the corridor, and the snow-white walls are covered with lavender wallpaper, showing an elegant and warm atmosphere as a whole.

But the structure of the corridor is messy, and the short distance of seven or eight meters is a turning. Sidel has the illusion of being in a maze.

She went around, and quickly found the room that was said to be "not allowed to enter anyway".

Room 237.

Billy the puppet and Annabelle the doll were as quiet as chickens in her arms.

This room is no different from other rooms, the beige wooden door is inlaid on the wallpaper mixed with lavender on a white background, Sidel looked up for a while, and silently placed the two tied dolls in front of the wooden door.

It is impossible to get in.

In short, the twins can probably receive the gift here——

She clapped her hands in satisfaction, and was about to turn her head to leave when the door of room 237 suddenly creaked open.

Sidelle was startled, and before she had time to turn her head, she suddenly felt something pushing her from behind.

Sidelle: "!"

Before she had time to regret that she shouldn't have come here alone at night, she had already been pushed in.

Everything that came into view left Sidelle completely stunned.

Everything in front of me——

It cannot be said that it is exactly the same as what she imagined, it can only be said that it has nothing to do with it.

There's no gore, no horror, no evil spirits, or even anything weird in Room 237.

Nothing was there that shouldn't be in a hotel room.

Just a normal and clean room.

Tidy beds, brand new tables and cabinets, drawn curtains...

Everything is as natural as any other room.

……That's it?

Sidelle didn't wait inside. After standing still, she exited Room 237 without hesitation, threw Billy and Annabelle in, and closed the door tightly.

But she confirmed that no one opened the door of Room 237 just now.

There was no one behind her either.

Sidelle didn't want to think about what was pushing her. Although there was nothing ominous in room 237, she had an intuition that she shouldn't stand here, even for a moment.

She didn't take another look at room 237, and left here in a hurry, and she was slightly relieved after returning home smoothly.

Maybe sleep with my parents tonight—

She thought casually, her beautiful blue eyes shimmering in the darkness.