Nonexistent Person

The movie Name officially began playing. Unlike Deskmate, this movie used a normal third-person perspective.

The two movies were very different. Just from the opening, they hardly seemed to have come from the same director.

Deskmate opened with a gloomy sky, a home that felt like a cage, and monsters that could appear at any moment.

Name opened with a much warmer scene: a cup of coffee on a table, beside a notebook and a large pile of study materials.

The camera slowly moved closer, finally stopping on the notebook. A name had been written there in red ink: Qiu Mei.

"So Qiu Mei is the protagonist this time?"

Chen Ge knew that the horror movies were connected. He had thought that each movie recorded one of the Left Eye's hosts, but the truth seemed to differ from his guess.

"Wen Yu! Wen Yu!"

Someone knocked at the door. A middle-aged woman called Wen Yu's name, but her voice was different from Wen Yu's mother's.

"The person outside isn't Wen Yu's mother, so why is she calling Wen Yu by that name?"

The camera turned. The woman on the bed, who had been playing on her phone, heard the knocking and immediately got up.

She ran to the desk, stuffed the diary into a drawer, and locked it.

Only after taking care of that did she go to open the door.

"What are you doing in there by yourself? You always take forever whenever I call you." The camera showed the woman outside. She was very fat, probably heavier than two Wen Yus put together.

She wore heavy makeup, and the smell of cigarettes clung to her. "I heard from the boss that you quit?"

"Yeah, Sister Fang. I have some things to take care of." The woman raised her