Shi Mei’s voice was dull as she said, "I was sleeping, my husband was driving the car, and then I fell down. There was a hole in the glass, and my husband said it was pecked by a bird."
Bai Yuejie was taken aback, thinking to herself: She really is a fool. What kind of bird could peck a hole in bulletproof glass?
Uncle Liu thought the same and continued to ask, "Did you believe him?"
Shi Mei shook her head blankly, "No, I think it must have been hit by a stone, otherwise there wouldn’t be such a big hole."
It seemed that even though Shi Mei had awoken, deep in her subconscious, she still possessed the cognition of a fool.
This also demonstrated that, even before the glass was "pecked by the bird," her mind was still that of a fool.
Bai Yuejie dared not speak, and Uncle Liu continued, "Later, you killed two people. Did you do it alone?"
Shi Mei, with a vacant look and empty eyes, mechanically shook her head and said, "No, a big sister helped me. She said I could not die, that I must bring my husband to a safe place before I could die."
Bai Yuejie was shocked.
A big sister? Where did this big sister come from?
Uncle Liu also found it strange, "Where did this big sister come from?"
Shi Mei said, "The big sister, a very beautiful big sister, with a nice voice, very pretty. She said that Shi Lingyan could not die, Shi Mei also could not die, so she killed the man who was trying to bully Shi Mei. She stabbed a knife into his neck, there was a lot of blood, and then she took a gun, shot that man, and then he died."
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"What else did she say?"
"She said, Shi Lingyan killed her, and she would come back for revenge."
Hearing this, Bai Yuejie’s expression changed, and she looked at Uncle Liu for help.
Uncle Liu, also feeling a rare sense of crisis, asked, "What does that mean?"
Shi Mei’s already dull expression grew even more confused, "I don’t know."
Uncle Liu tried another question, "Do you know who she is?"
"She said, she is Tang Wu."
Bai Yuejie suddenly felt chills all over her body, a cold sensation rising from her spine, making her shiver.
Uncle Liu’s face also slightly changed, his brow furrowed as he asked sternly, "Then why didn’t you tell the truth!"
"I don’t know," confusion was written all over Shi Mei’s face, "It wasn’t me who killed, I didn’t kill anyone..."
Bai Yuejie could no longer stand, and she gripped Uncle Liu’s arm with a pale face, her eyes full of fear.
Uncle Liu put away his pocket watch and snapped his fingers in front of Shi Mei.
Shi Mei shuddered, and then suddenly looked up.
Uncle Liu observed all her reactions and asked, "Do you remember what you just said?"
On Shi Mei’s smooth, pale forehead, beads of sweat emerged as she looked at them, panic-stricken, and said, "What... what’s going on?"
"It’s alright, go to sleep." Uncle Liu left these words behind as he led Bai Yuejie out the door.
Neither of them noticed that Shi Mei, who had just been stricken with terror, had her eyes turn cold the moment they turned around, staring at their retreating figures, her gaze dropping.
She had almost really been hypnotized.
Shi Mei had no doubt that if anyone were a bit weaker-willed, they would certainly reveal all their secrets under his skill.
And perhaps because she had lived twice, she still retained a trace of clarity before her thoughts were led into the Illusion Realm.