But strictly speaking, is the person he hatched still the same person? Am I still the same person I was seven days ago?

Being hatched, waiting for death after seven days, and the cycle repeats...

I thought about it and couldn't help but feel horrified.

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I said: "Wait a minute, there is still a problem, so the watermelon I send you every day contains..."

The old man said: "You guessed it right. It's me inside. I just came out of it."

Only then did I understand why there was a piece missing from the back of the old man's head. It was because I had adjusted the watermelon. No wonder I saw hair inside the watermelon...

I felt a little embarrassed: "That watermelon is still in my room, let me bring it to you."

The old man waved his hand and said, "Forget it. This body will only last for seven days anyway."

"How did you get caught up in this time scam?"

The old man said: "Of course it's the 'ink fox'. She was killed by someone. I found her watermelon in an egg-laying state in my watermelon stall."

I said: "Of course she is unwilling and wants to come back for revenge."

The old man said: "Yes. I felt that there would be no end to retribution, so I burned the batch of watermelons. Unexpectedly, she still lingered and hated me. Shortly after, I was also killed. Nightmare

That's how it started. She arranged for someone to sell watermelons for me, and then brought me watermelons containing my next body every day. In this way, I was trapped in these extremely long seven days forever. I still remember the one who bought it from you.

The little boy from Watermelon? He is my grandson and has been dead for several years."

The old man said, motioning me to look at a small box placed in the house. It was the urn of the grandson, with a photo on it of the boy who disappeared in the fountain last night. It turned out that he was actually a ghost.

I turned back to the old man and said, "The story is wonderful, but there is another possibility."

The old man frowned and said, "What do you mean?"

I said: "You are right that you have been hurt badly by the ink fox, but you didn't burn the watermelon where she was reincarnated out of good intentions. Because you were the one who killed her in the first place, and you were just afraid that she would seek revenge from you!"

"

The old man's face darkened and he was about to argue. Suddenly, several watermelons piled up in the room that seemed to have been stored for a long time began to vibrate violently.

The old man suddenly panicked and said: "The ink fox is about to hatch, and I don't have time to deal with you now. Okay, I admit that I was the first murderer of her. I didn't burn those watermelons, because that kind of resentment cannot be burned."

of."

As he spoke, he suddenly smiled strangely and said: "Do you know why I lied to you? It's just to delay time. It's almost midnight now, your hand is also in the watermelon, and it has been transferred to me. From now on, you will die every seven days.

That’s your job.”

The old man said and rushed towards me with a ferocious smile.

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Chapter completed!