The three people sat inside the car. They couldn't hear anything else and could only see what was inside.
Outside, the taxi's sudden stop forced the other cars to stop too. A couple of horns blared, and someone shouted a curse, but the traffic quickly flowed around the taxi and continued on its way.
People outside could see the three terrified passengers inside the taxi. A passing car pulled over and rolled down its window. The driver called out to them several times and even knocked on the taxi window.
Like the horns and curses before him, his shouts never reached the three passengers, but they all heard him knocking on the glass.
Lei Baihe and her roommate clung to each other and screamed. The driver's body jerked in fright.
In a panic, they all thought some kind of disaster had struck outside, plunging the entire world into darkness.
The ghost wore a smile, its sinister aura spreading in every direction.
The next second, it was as if a hand had lifted one corner of the taxi's pitch-black window. It was still dark outside, but something reached into the darkness.
I couldn't see anything from outside the car, and the darkness inside made it impossible to tell what the thing was.
Then came a click, and a flash of light appeared.
Lei Baihe and her roommate screamed, covering their heads. Neither dared look at the light.
In that instant, I saw what was glowing. It was a camera flash.
Click! Click!
The flashes flickered, and the shutter kept snapping.
Countless camera lenses reached out of the darkness, pointed at Lei Baihe.
Long lenses also emerged from the corners of the car, clicking away without pause.
The driver's eyes widened as he stared at the bizarre scene. He was so frightened