After hearing Raif's words, everyone felt sorry, and they felt like they couldn't breathe.

Martin couldn't help looking at Susie, seeing Susie listening quietly.

She was neither afraid nor disgusted and kept holding Raif's hand.

Martin didn't know how much she understood about this kind of horrific thing. Normally, children shouldn't be allowed to hear such things, but somehow, Martin felt that Susie was not an ordinary child.

Mitch said, "In other words, Remi only found out where Nancy's bones were buried after she became an evil ghost."

So what were the other reasons for the other seventeen corpses under the playground?

Susie said softly to Raif, "Grandpa Raif, please don’t be sad."

She approached, murmuring, not knowing what she was talking to Raif about.

Raif's expression changed from shock, and surprise, to joy, and gradually returned to calm.

"Great! That’s great!" He said viciously, "She deserves all that!"

Susie glanced at the faint red light above his head, and she knew that he couldn't hold it anymore.

"Grandpa Raif, is there anything else I can help with?" Susie asked.

Raif felt very tired, and shook his head mutteringly, "No. I can go and explain to my wife. Before she died, she didn’t forget to tell me to find our daughter."

His eyelids were heavy, and he was about to close them slowly, and then opened them a little harder.

"By the way, if possible, can you find someone for me?"

Susie nodded, "I can try."

But Raif didn't speak anymore and fell into a deep sleep forever.

His face was serene, with a hint of a smile.

There was a dead silence in the room.

Tiago Tucker's eyes were complicated, there was no one in the Riley Family, and when Mrs. Riley passed away, it was Uncle Raif who held the funeral.

But now...

Tiago Tucker hesitated for a moment, but in the end he still quietly sent a message on his mobile phone, asking people to prepare for the funeral.

"Let's go!" Martin took Susie's hand.

Susie suddenly said, "Wait a minute."

A soul emerged from Raif's body, slowly floated up, and looked around blankly.

"I am..."

Susie said, "Grandpa Raif, you haven't finished your words just now!"

Raif quickly realized that he was dead, after getting used to it, he felt light all over his body, an unprecedented ease.

He said, "When I was looking for Nancy, I went everywhere and met an old police officer. He was undercover."

"He suffered revenge, his parents died, and his son and daughter-in-law also died, leaving only one grandson. Before he died, he asked me to take care of his grandson, but I couldn't find that child."

Raif thought for a while and said, "More than ten years ago, the old police officer said that his grandson was seven years old, and now he is about 25 years old. His surname is Morton and he is from San Diego. Oh, by the way, the police officer was Sean Morton."

As for the name of his grandson, Sean didn't have time to say.

While talking, Raif looked at Susie again and felt that this little girl was inexplicably familiar, as if he had seen her a long time ago.

Susie secretly wrote down, ‘around 25 years old, Morton, San Diego, grandpa’s name Sean Morton.’

San Diego was from the same village as her.

Susie nodded, "Okay!"

Cielo walked in from the outside and said, "Boss, the police officer has already been there and started digging the playground."

Susie heard the words of Cielo, then looked back, and saw the old lady in the green suit standing by the door looking at her.

Seeing her look over, she grinned again.

Raif said, "I should leave now. I want to meet Nancy while I still have time."

As if there was some kind of traction, he walked out easily, knowing the route by himself.

Passing by the door, he said to the old lady in the green suit in surprise, "Mrs. Tucker? You look so scary, don't scare Susie."

The old lady didn’t reply to his words.

Susie took Martin Murray's hand and said, "Uncle, let’s go! Grandpa Raif is gone."

When they walked to the door, the old lady let out a laugh, and chattered behind Susie, "Susie, Susie..."

"I know who is your father."

Susie stopped abruptly and asked, "Who is my father?"

The old lady said, "His family name is Morton, Morton."

"What's his first name?" Susie asked.

The old lady shook her head, and only repeated, "His family name is Morton, Morton."

Susie frowned, not knowing what she was thinking.

After a long time, she suddenly asked, "Micky, why do they always say things repeatedly?"

When Stacy appeared, she said, 'I died a terrible death, I died a terrible death.'

When the vanity ghost yelled angrily, he also shouted 'It’s unfair! It’s unfair! '

Now, this old lady was also repeating her own words, 'His family name is Morton, Morton.'

Mitch was flipping through his booklet again without raising his head, "When their IQ is not enough, they will repeat a sentence over and over again. After all, people can't take their brains with them after death, so there will be dull eyes and drooling, and they will appear mechanically at the place where they died."

Mitch flipped through the booklet, frowning slightly.

Her father’s surname was Morton?

But there was no one named Morton in San Diego who was related to Susie.

Mitch flipped through the brochure and found Sean Morton. His own name and his son's name were all there, but the grandson's name was unknown.

Damn! It was unknown again!

Mitch gave the old lady a weird look.

Raif was looking for someone named Morton.

The old lady said that Susie's father's surname was Morton.

So did she really know, or did she just repeat it mechanically because she heard what Raif said?

Wade followed and asked in a low voice, "Susie, are they all gone?"

Susie looked up, "No, there is another one beside you."

Wade was scared.

Martin led Susie out.

Tiago Tucker called someone to deal with Raif's funeral, looking at Susie who was not far away startled.

Who was she talking to? That was so horrible.

Just as Tiago Tucker was thinking about it, Susie suddenly turned her head around, with a rather strange expression on her face.

"Uncle Tucker, remember to hold an umbrella when you come over later!"

Tiago Tucker was confused, why holding an umbrella?

However, since Susie asked him to hold an umbrella, he held an umbrella.

He thought Susie was so mysterious. He asked someone to bring an umbrella over, held it up, and walked to his house opposite.

He didn't see it at all, there was a ghost standing silently under his umbrella, with both feet off the ground, floating faintly.

Tiago Tucker said, "Miss Susie, I'm so sorry to bother you. I didn't know what happens to my mom. She is unconscious for a long time after she fell."

"She was rescued in ICU before, but she has finished all the operations that should be done. She’s still breathing, but she can't wake up no matter what."

Mitch looked at the contents of the brochure floating aside, and added, "Mrs. Tucker should have died a long time ago. How could she still be breathing? It's normal that she can't wake up."

If she woke up, it was called a zombie.

While speaking, Tiago Tucker had already brought Susie into the gate of Tucker’s house.

This was a three-story villa with a large garden at the front and back. After entering the door, they went up to the second floor. They went straight to Mrs. Tucker’s room.

After the door was pushed open, Martin and the others were stunned.