Tu Le didn't know how long he had been running on the street.

When he regained consciousness, he was already standing in Central Park.

Although it was past twelve o'clock in the morning, Central Park was still brightly lit, and there were people partying and playing here, which was quite lively.

It doesn't look like the middle of the night silence at all.

Standing here, listening to the joyous sounds not far away, Tu Le felt like he was really still alive.

He stood there, looking around blankly.

Slowly think about why you came here.

By the way...

He suddenly remembered.

I want to find that little girl who tells fortunes.

But he forgot the time.

It's so late, how could that little girl still be here?

But he still subconsciously walked to the stall where Lingchu was.

That place is already empty.

He regretted a little and should have made it clear to Lingchu today.

He shouldn't have hidden it.

Tu Le grabbed his hair with some annoyance and squatted down.

I don't know how long it took, but he never left.

Because he didn't want to go home at all.

That home...

For him now, it is a deadly devil's cave.

He wanted to wait here to see when Lingchu would come back.

Now that she sets up a stall here, she will definitely come again, right?

Tu Le thought to himself.

However, the final result was destined to disappoint him.

He sat on the ground, waited all night, and fell asleep with his arms folded.

When I woke up amidst the noise, it was already past ten in the morning.

However, Lingchu hasn't come yet.

Tu Le was inexplicably panicked.

"that……"

Tu Le was thinking about when Lingchu would come back, when suddenly there was another person in front of him.

Tu Le looked up.

He is an old grandfather.

Tu Le looked at him with a blank look on his face.

If Lingchu were here, she would know that this old man is the same old man who usually likes to chat with her.

He looked at Tu Le and saw that his face was frighteningly pale, so he asked, "You look very ugly. Are you sick? Do you want to go to the hospital?"

When Tu Le heard this, he stood up nervously, "No, no need..."

The old man looked at him and felt that he looked familiar, "Have we met before?"

Tu Le looked confused and didn't remember where he had seen his grandfather.

The old man thought for a while, then his cloudy eyes lit up, "Did you come to see Miss Ling for fortune telling yesterday?"

When Tu Le heard this, he seemed to know Lingchu and nodded immediately: "Yes, yes, I was here yesterday..."

"Then you showed up here early this morning?" the old man asked tentatively.

Tu Le hesitated a little, rubbed his palms and said, "I, I want to ask her to tell fortunes..."

When the old man heard this, he was not surprised and said with a smile: "Then you have come to the wrong place."

Tu Le was stunned, "She, wasn't she here yesterday?"

The old man stroked his beard and said, "She used to be here, but she only came here every afternoon. You came at the wrong time. Besides, she has changed places now."

Tu Le suddenly became excited, "Changed the place? Changed to what place?"

After hearing this, the old man took out the leaflet Lingchu gave him yesterday from his pocket and handed it to Tu Le.

"She has opened a shop now, specializing in telling fortunes and catching ghosts. This is the address of her shop."

Tu Le took it and quickly glanced at it. He was a little surprised when he realized that the address on it was in a deserted area.

But he didn't think much about it, thanked him, turned around and wanted to run away.
Chapter completed!