Simple beauty was no longer enough to describe that woman. Her appeal went beyond her features and appearance; even the aura she exuded was extraordinary.
Lao Sao stared, transfixed, while Su Mo, hiding behind the others, slowly looked away. He wasn't shy. His head simply hurt, and he felt as though he had met that woman in a past life—and something deeply unpleasant had happened between them.
The woman clearly hadn't expected to encounter four college students with such "clear" eyes the moment she entered the hospital. She smiled faintly. "Did any of you see my little brother just now? Because of his appearance, he has a strange temper and always likes to..."
"Yes! We saw him! He went down the second passage on the left!" Lao Sao was eager to help. "Would you like me to show you the way? But I should warn you first: this hospital isn't very safe."
"Not safe?" Confusion appeared on the woman's face. The bewilderment in her eyes, coupled with her puzzled expression, made them want to tear out their hearts and lay them bare for her.
"All those rumors about Hanhai online last night were true. A strange tale has engulfed this building. You can enter the hospital now, but you can't leave. Everyone inside is dead. It's extremely dangerous!" The woman had barely said anything, yet Lao Sao had practically spilled everything he knew. He had no idea why he was so eager today, either. It felt as though a pair of hands had his soul in their grip.
The woman seemed to be hearing about strange tales for the first time. She looked surprised, a little bewildered, and a little frightened.
"I think you'd better not go off alone. We can look for your brother together."
Lao Sao and the