Chapter 29 Chapter 29: The Female Ghost Forced to Work

Mara was holding a bowl of noodles in soup. Lucy liked to sleep in. Even on school days, she didn't get up until after ten a.m.

Usually, Mara was the one who brought her breakfast up to her, coaxed her out of bed, and then sent her off to kindergarten.

Seeing Susie greeting herself, Mara suddenly looked at the soup noodles in her hand. The soup was still hot. If she could splash it on Susie's face.

Mara was startled by such thoughts, quickly calmed down, and walked over without expression.

Susie asked fearfully, "Mater, what's that on aunt Mara's face?"

Mitch floated aside, clutching his arm, and said, "It's dead aura."

Susie asked, "What do you mean by dead aura?"

Mitch narrowed his eyes, "She killed someone."

Only if one had killed someone and stayed by the side of the deceased person would be tainted with such a deadly aura.

Susie clutched the rabbit and suddenly thumped back to her room to bring Alex.

Mitch wondered, "What are you doing with him?"

This bird was boisterous. As soon as it got boring, he started talking to himself and singing songs that people didn't understand.

Susie said, "I don't feel comfortable with Alex alone at home."

What if Aunt Mara put it in soup?

Alex shrugged up his green feather, shouting, "There are demons, not at ease, not at ease."

Susie smoothed his feather, "Go, go, go. Let's go."

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Wearing a strappy dress, she carried a cat bag tied with two pigtails. Susie ran downstairs with a rabbit and a parrot in her arms.

Alana was uncomfortable, "You guys keep an eye on Susie. David, especially you, do not let Susie out of your sight."

David said in a muffled voice, "Got it, Mom."

Michael was hurried, "Let's go get in the car."

He looked at Susie, such a cute little niece. Of course, he would take her out to show off.

Mara was coaxing Lulu out of bed. Lulu was unhappy to get up, so she helplessly stood on the balcony looking down.

She frowned when she saw her dad carrying Susie to the car. The father, didn't hug his daughter, but his niece!

Susie looked up and met Mara's dark eyes. She was startled and immediately hugged David's neck.

David looked up at Susie's line of sight, gave Mara a stern look, took Susie to the car, and closed the door to leave.

Watching the car drive away, Mara did not know why she was inexplicably irritable.

David worked for the National Infrastructure Group, where he was the top architect, and Michael was the general manager. They were the two essential pillars of the group.

Today the two were responsible for the infrastructure development of the city's western development zone, a project that had been in progress for six years.

Mara did not know why she had an inexplicable panic.

No one could not find any traces of that place unless that person could come back to life. But that's not possible.

Mara steadied her mind and said slowly and gently, "Lulu, get up."

After sending Lulu off to kindergarten, Mara returned to see Alana waiting for her in the living room on the first floor.

"Mom."

Alana gestured to the couch and indicated for her to sit down while saying coldly, "Lulu goes to kindergarten almost every day at this time. Have you ever thought about her messing up while other kids are napping?"

Mara said, "No. Mom, Lulu is very submissive."

Alana sneered, "Really? All these years, I was too distraught to care about you."

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Mara got up and left with an ugly look after hearing some words.

Alana lectured her. As a mother-in-law, but not her mother, why she talked her? Why she interfered with her family and her marriage?

Mara went out with her bag full of grievances and went shopping with her mother.

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Susie followed her uncles to the construction site, saw the stadium being built, and couldn't help but be surprised.

"What is this?"

With a smile under his eyes, David said, "This is the new stadium."

Susie was lying on the edge of the window, "What a beautiful stadium. This is a super big watch that fell and scattered?"

The main body of the stadium was a circle, surrounded by a cluster of cogwheel-shaped auxiliary buildings.

David froze and looked at Susie with delight, "Susie gets it?"

He designed it for a long time, and the inspiration depended on the mechanical watch.

Susie cocked her head and asked, "Did uncle draw this?"

It was as if David had found a soulmate, "Well, yes."

Susie immediately raised her thumb and pressed it to David's forehead.

"Uncle is excellent."

David couldn't help but laugh. What Susie just said kicked his nerve.

【A watch fell on earth.】 Yes, time stood and passed while the sportsmanship of human struggle is immortal.

David only felt the warmth of his heart. Looking at Susie kicking and tapping two little feet, he could not wait to take her into his arms.

Mitch opened his eyes, yawned lazily, and said, "Here we are. Susie, I teach you how to harness the ghost."

He raised his hand, picked up the female ghost in the gourd, pinched his index finger and middle finger, and quickly drew a ghost charm on her forehead.

"This is called a working charm, painted on the female ghost to work for you."

The female ghost was pulled out in the morning. Could you make some sense? Calling ghosts out to work in broad daylight was not a job but killing her.

She died a long time ago, and that's where she died. The female ghost looked out the window in a ghostly manner.

Mitch continues to teach, "Generally speaking, ordinary ghosts, wandering ghosts, and some other ghosts could not appear during the day. But evil spirits could walk in broad daylight. "

Susie nodded her head with seeming understanding.

Mitch added, "Like this one, she can't. She'll be spirited away when the car door opens later."

Susie's eyes widened. Her soul flew away? Did it mean to die again?

Mitch said, "So now I am here to teach you soul transferring, which simply means attaching this ugly aunt to something so she can walk in the daytime."

The best prop, in general, was an umbrella, especially a black one.

But it didn't involve Soul transferring. It's inconvenient for Susie to follow her along with an umbrella.

"Now, let's find something first, preferably light that can fly with the wind."

Mitch said with a subconscious glance at the parrot.

Susie followed and looked at Alex, muttering, "Light, something that can fly."

As if it could feel it, the parrot quacked, "Don't pluck my feathers."

Susie placated, "No plucking, no plucking, we don't pluck a dime."

David was curious that Susie was unzipping her kitty suitcase, wondering what she was looking for.

Suddenly her eyes lit up.

When the female ghost saw what she grabbed, the corners of her mouth twitched.