She wants to buy beauty medicine, and you turn her into a succubus?

Chapter 29 The Female Anchor and the Fortune Teller

The next day, Da Jun Culture Media Co., Ltd.

At eight o'clock, employees of Da Jun Culture Media Co., Ltd. clocked in for work.

The female anchor Lele did not go home overnight and stayed in the company.

As soon as the sun rose, she waited outside the supervisor's office.

The supervisor looked at the female anchor Lele in surprise:

"what's up?"

Lele couldn't wait to say:
"Boss, I have big news!"

The supervisor looked at Lele in surprise, took out the key and opened the office door:
"Come in and talk."

The two of them walked in, and Lele sat on the sofa. The supervisor poured a glass of water for Lele:

"You finally found some good news. My performance this month shouldn't be at the bottom, right? Tell me, what news is it?"

Lele drank the hot water in big gulps and didn't feel it was hot.

She stayed huddled at her workstation all night, not daring to move, as she was very thirsty.

She calmed down and said:

“We photographed a ghost!”

The supervisor frowned:
"Did you photograph a ghost?"

Lele nodded seriously.

The supervisor looked disappointed:

"Oh, get out."

Although Da Jun Culture Media is a cultural media company, the wolf culture prevails in the company.

There will be evaluations every quarter. Teams with low evaluation scores will have their performance deducted, and then teams with high scores will receive additional bonuses.

The anchors and reporters here need to have strong ability to withstand pressure.

In the past, many anchors and reporters have taken extreme measures at the end of the season.

They spread some false information in the delusion that they could conceal the truth and become famous overnight.

News such as ghost stories and weird stories are the beginning of depravity.

Lele knew that the supervisor didn't believe it, so he quickly said:
“We were live at the North Suburban Cemetery last night and we really saw it!”

The supervisor obviously didn't believe it and sneered:

"Where's the video?"

Lele hesitated and said:
“That thing last night was horrible, the filming equipment was dropped in the North Suburban Cemetery.

My photographer looked for it this morning but couldn’t find it.”

The supervisor looked as if he had expected this.

He said earnestly:

“LeLe, I also came here from your time.

Young people should not be arrogant or impatient, and should not always think of crooked ways. Being down-to-earth is the truth. "

Lele was anxious:

“A lot of people saw it in the live broadcast last night!

I have over five thousand eyewitnesses!"

Seeing Lele being so serious, the supervisor took out his cell phone doubtfully.

After fiddling with his phone for a few minutes, the supervisor looked unhappy:
“If what you said is true, in this era of information explosion, there will definitely be a lot of information about the northern suburbs on the Internet.

However, from last night till now, there has not been a single piece of information on the Internet regarding the haunting of the northern suburbs.

If you want to bluff, at least use an actor who plays a ghost."

Lele's face changed drastically.

The supervisor has a point.

According to normal logic, there are already a lot of news about haunted places in the northern suburbs on the Internet.

As long as one netizen records the screen and posts the screenshots online, some marketing accounts will hype it up like sharks smelling blood in an effort to gain traffic.

Even though the traffic is very small after just one night, it can definitely be found through professional search engines.

But why is there no relevant news on the Internet?

Lele's face became more and more frightened.

Could it be that those who watched the live broadcast last night... weren't actually human!
A chill rushed from the soles of my feet straight to my forehead, making my hair stand on end.

Lele swallowed and said, "Call the police! I have to call the police!"

After saying that, she hurriedly left the company and went to the Sheriff's Bureau.

. . . . . .

Nanhai Qingshan Mental Hospital.

Lele walked out of the hospital gate dejectedly.

She went to the sheriff's station to report the case, but the sheriff naturally didn't believe her story of seeing a ghost.

However, seeing how serious and frightened Lele was, the two sheriffs took Lele for a mental evaluation.

Based on the doctor's examination, it was confirmed that Lele did not have a mental illness.

The sheriffs severely criticized Lele and sent him away. Lele was helpless.

Why didn't anyone believe her?

Even she herself began to doubt whether what happened last night was true or not.

Lele grabbed his hair in distress:
"I'm not really going crazy."

An old voice came:

"Girl, are you in trouble? Why don't I tell you your fortune?"

Lele turned his head and saw a sloppy old Taoist priest holding a divination flag at the entrance of the alley.

Lele's eyes lit up.

She didn't believe in ghosts and monsters before, but after last night, her perception of the world changed.

Taoist priest, you must be able to catch ghosts!
Lele walked quickly to the Taoist priest:

"Master, I..."

The old Taoist priest interrupted Lele and said seriously:

"You don't have to say anything. I'll know everything in a moment."

After the old Taoist priest finished speaking, he began to calculate, and slowly spoke in Lele's expectant eyes:
"Little girl, your forehead is black, you must have encountered something strange.

Did you encounter something unclean last night? "

Lele's eyes became brighter and brighter, and he nodded repeatedly like a chick pecking at rice:
"Master, do you think that thing will come to me again?"

The old Taoist priest continued to calculate, and then he made a hissing sound, frowning:

"Strange, encountering something dirty should reduce my fortune.

But... why do you have such a strong affinity with God?

Little girl, your life is not simple!

What you met last night might not be a dirty creature, but a god!

Your life is invaluable!"

Lele almost cried out loud.

After encountering such a horrible thing last night, no one believed her today.

Only a Taoist who she once looked down upon believed in her and comforted her.

Extremely wronged.

Lele looked back at Qingshan Hospital and said indignantly:
“I really don’t know who is mentally ill!”

The old Taoist stroked his beard and chuckled:

"Psychopaths simply see the world differently from other people.

The majority of people do not allow a minority of people to have a different worldview from them, so they find reasons to imprison that minority of people. "

Lele had great respect for the old Taoist priest.

I don't understand what he said, but I feel it's impressive!

The two sheriffs who had taken Lele for a mental evaluation passed by this alley and saw Lele:

"Why aren't you leaving yet? Can't you get a taxi? We'll take you there."

Lele shook his head:

"Don't bother. I'll have a word with the master."

The sheriffs looked at the old Taoist priest suspiciously.

At this moment, a roar came from deep in the alley:

"Give me my clothes back!
Yes! It's you! Don't run!

Officer, catch that psychopath!

Deep in the alley, an old man without a shirt ran towards this side, rubbing his head, pointing at the old Taoist priest with an angry face.

The old Taoist's face changed drastically and he started to run away.

The two sheriffs were quick to subdue the old Taoist priest.

During the struggle, the old Taoist's robe was pulled off, revealing his hospital gown.

The hospital gown says 'Qingshan Hospital'.

The old man who was chasing after him grabbed the Taoist priest’s hair and said angrily:

“This old guy ambushed me and took away all the food I was eating.

Officer, we can’t let him go!”

The corners of Lele's mouth twitched.

This is really... What the hell is going on!

She turned and left.

The old Taoist priest struggled and shouted at Lele:

"Little girl! Come and learn to cultivate immortality from me! You have a strong affinity with the gods!"

Lele stood there in a daze, unable to speak for a long time, and watched the old Taoist priest being taken back to the hospital.

(End of this chapter)