Chapter 271: The Child Is Innocent
Translator: Henyee Translations   Editor: Henyee Translations
The female ghost cried bitterly, and the Walton family, who had been distracted by the female ghostâs cries, forgot to be afraid for a moment.
Elmer was used to seeing life and death. He said coldly, âEveryone has their own fate. You were the one who didnât follow the traffic order first. You shouldnât have implicated your two children even if you died.â
The female ghost defended herself. âNo, I just donât want them to die like
Elmer sneered. âWhat, you donât want them to die so they can come back to life?â
The ghost immediately pointed at Helena. âWhy not? She could do it!â
Elmer choked⊠He glanced at the Walton family and finally said, âHelena is a special case. The rules of Hell will not allow her to survive in such a way.â Georgeâs pupils constricted.
Mrs. Walton was still confused. Helena? Her daughter? What did her daughter have to do with it?
The female ghost choked. âPlease, I can die, but the children are innocent⊠Elmer was expressionless. He had already seen through everything. âAre you
really doing this for your children? Youâre just venting your self-blame and regret on the children. If it werenât for you, these two children would have been reincarnated.â
The female ghostâs already pale face turned even paler. She kept shaking her head. âNo, itâs not like that. My child hasnât been born yet. He doesnât have a name or household register. He canât reincarnate.â
Elmer couldnât be bothered to talk to the female ghost. Although an unborn baby without a name or household register couldnât be reincarnated according to the procedures of the Netherworld, there were also relevant rules in the
Netherworld. There was another procedure for the ghost baby to reincarnate. The female ghost definitely knew, but she refused to accept reality.
Lucasâs lips moved. He couldnât help but say, âActually, this auntie is quite pitiful.â
The female ghost looked at Lucas gratefully and continued, âYes, yes, we really suffered an undeserved calamity. Itâs not entirely my fault. We were also implicated. That female ghost in red just now was the one who killed us! There werenât many cars on Quill Street. That female ghost in red drove too quickly because she was angry with someone else and implicated us!â
Quill Street? A year ago?â
Eric suddenly remembered. âA year ago, there was indeed a car accident on Quill Street. At that time, we had a construction site near there. A female driver was driving in front, and her speed was a little slow. There was a one-way road over there, and the car behind was getting impatient. The male driver in the back wanted to overtake, but the female driver didnât let him. The male driverâs temper rose. When the car drove to Quill Street, after the car overtook the female driverâs car, he deliberately avoided the female driverâs car a few times. The female driverâs temper also rose, and she competed with the male driver. The two of them drove faster and faster and overtook each other. In the end, the female driver lost control and hit a big truck beside her. Then, the big truck lost control and killed the mother and daughter who were crossing the road through the green belt. At that time, the woman was still pregnant.â
Subsequently, the male driver was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment for maliciously overtaking and separating cars, resulting in the death of the female driver, her pregnant mother and a little girl.
William was enlightened. âSo thatâs how it isâŠâ No wonder the red-dressed female ghostâs face suddenly cracked and her body could shatter. She died in a car accident.
Amelia was puzzled. âMaster, why did the red-dressed auntie become a malicious ghost?â Everyone died together. The pregnant auntie and the little girl became ordinary wandering ghosts, but the red-dressed auntie became a malicious ghost.
Elmer said, âThat female ghost in red probably held her anger when she died.
After all, she was competing with someone before she died and happened to
be wearing a red dress.â Perhaps in the female ghostâs opinion, the male driver had caused her death. She held back her obsession and wanted to drag the male driver to death, so she turned into a malicious ghost that wanted her life.
Amelia pursed her lips. For a moment, she didnât know who was right and who was wrong. It was wrong for the pregnant lady to not follow the traffic rules, but it was also wrong for the red-dressed lady to speed angrily on the road and deliberately race cars, causing the pregnant lady and the little girl to die. In such a situation, was she worthy of sympathy or not?
âMaster, should we take in that broken-bellied auntie?â Amelia looked up at Elmer with a conflicted expression.
Elmerâs face was expressionless. âYes.â
William: âAh⊠ThisâŠ
Mrs. Walton also couldnât bear it, mainly because the children were innocent⊠At this moment, Elmer said, âThe children are indeed innocent, but the children canât be a reason for a person to make a mistake..â
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