To Be a Heartthrob in a Horror Movie [English Translation]

[Arc 6: Ghost Ship] Chapter 109: Ghost

The sound coming out from the phone was exceptionally clear.

Su Min rubbed the inner corners of his eyes: “No need mum. I’ll be going back to school in the afternoon. I have exams in two days and need to go back to study.”

He felt that his tone should sound normal.

“Okay then.” Mother Su fell silent for a few seconds. She then said: “It’s getting cold lately so be careful not to catch a cold. Once you catch one, you will easily get a cough and fever.”

Su Min responded: “Okay, I know.”

After a few more bouts of reminders, Su Min hung up.

The old lady was still obediently sitting there. Having been found out earlier that she was eavesdropping, she no longer dared to listen in and was just busy looking around at the neighbourhood.

Su Min stored away his phone and turned to look at her: “Grandmother do you still want to bask?”

The old lady waved her hand, “No more. No more.”

She touched her own face and then made Su Min touch it. She then said a few words that Su Min didn’t quite understand.

Su Min supported her up and continued to ask the question from earlier, “Grandmother, why did you say that it’s me earlier? Do I know Xiao Su?”

He waited nervously for the answer.

But the old lady gave him a different answer. With a blank expression she looked at him, “Xiao Su……Who’s Xiao Su?”

Su Min took a deep breath.

For the first time, he found dementia very irritating.

The old lady asked him: “Who’s Xiao Su.”

Su Min said: “Someone you know.”

“I know?” The old lady pointed at herself. She then shook her head: “I don’t know, I don’t know. Who’s Xiao Su?”

Su Min rearranged her hair that had been ruffled up by the wind and said: “I also want to know who he is.”

Based on his grandmothers’ words, it is likely that she knew Xiao Su through him but he himself didn’t remember someone called Xiao Su.

His memory clearly told him that there was no such person.

Su Min had lived with his grandmother for a period when he was younger. Although it couldn’t be said that he still retained all the memories from back then, he still had most of them.

The old lady said: “It’s okay if you don’t know.”

Su Min said: “Okay then. I’ll take you back.”

Now that his grandmother’s memories are all muddled up, it was difficult for him to get the answer he wanted. Instead, it resulted in more unanswered questions.

The old lady responded happily: “Okay, okay. Go back for lunch.”

Su Min was helpless. He tried to persuade her: “We have already eaten today. If you eat more, your stomach will hurt.”

The old lady pouted. She was taken back upstairs.

In the room, the nanny was folding up the laundry. Seeing that they’ve returned, she hurried over, “How do you feel?”

The old lady nodded her head and was guided back to her room.

A few minutes later, the nanny came back out. The moment she left the room, she ran into Su Min who was waiting by the door.