Lou Bin didn't dare to walk around, but it was so dark that he couldn't see anything at all.
At this moment, Lou Bin's phone vibrated, and then the screen lit up.
"Is there a text message?"
Lou Bin was worried about Lou Ying's condition, but this damn place was like a maze. No matter how Lou Bin went, he would always return to the starting point.
After Lou Bin saw the text message before, he immediately called the unknown number, but the other party never answered. This made Lou Bin very anxious and even a little uneasy. He was worried that Lou Ying would be in danger.
Now that his phone received another text message, Lou Bin was naturally extremely nervous.
So Lou Bin slowly clicked on the unread messages with a nervous and excited mood.
"Do you want to play a game?"
In this situation and in this atmosphere, Lou Bin could tell with his toes that something was wrong.
"Someone is playing a prank on me?" Lou Bin frowned and looked at the phone number displayed on his phone. He confirmed that he had never heard of this number before.
The phone vibrated again.
"Why don't you answer me?"
"How is my sister?" Lou Bin asked bluntly.
The message was sent, but no reply was received immediately.
Just when Lou Bin didn't know what to do, his phone vibrated again.
"She's very good. Do you want to play a game? I advise you not to refuse, because the moment you enter the building, the game has already started. The game requires a little bit of luck, or you can take your sister.
How about this lottery?"
"What a psycho!"
Lou Bin cursed loudly and then dialed back the number of the message.
"The number you dialed has been turned off, please dial again later..."
Lou Bin was stunned.
"Shut down the phone? Does the other party know that I'm going to call him?"
Lou Bin didn't want to stay in the building anymore. It would only make him feel more depressed. So he turned around and prepared to go out through the door to see if there was any other way out.
But when he pushed his hand towards the door, Lou Bin discovered that the door to the building had been locked from the outside at some point. Huge chains hung on both sides of the door handle, just like the shackles used to imprison prisoners in ancient times.
"Is anyone here? Stop making trouble and let me out!" Lou Bin banged the door loudly, but no one responded to him at all.
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"Buzz——"
The phone vibrated again, and an unread message appeared on the screen.
"Don't stand there all the time. The game has started now. The name of this game is hide and seek. Remember not to be caught by the ghost."
Lou Bin suddenly felt a chill running down his spine.
"Don't just stand there? He's looking at me!"
Lou Bin suddenly looked up. Just at the right corner of the first floor, he clearly saw a dark figure, and the figure seemed to be holding a balloon in his hand.
"That clown I saw outside the amusement park yesterday?"
The figure flashed away and disappeared into the darkness.
Lou Bin wanted to chase after him to see what was going on, but then his cell phone rang again.
"Buzz——"
"Believe me, you don't have time."
Lou Bin stopped. The darkness in the corridor seemed to contain countless terrors. It was charging at him there, baring its teeth and claws, and seemed to be constantly tempting him towards the darkness.
"Hide and seek? Don't get caught by the ghost? Is it a real ghost? After being caught by him, I will also become a ghost?"
Lou Bin shuddered all over. Although under the teachings of his master Song Shouzhe, adhering to materialistic beliefs was their first rule, but in such a strange situation, Lou Bin felt that his own rules could learn to be flexible.
Lou Bin was very familiar with this place. With the faint light of his mobile phone, he found the switch that controlled the corridor lights.
"Pah——"
I pressed the power button, but nothing happened.
"This...could it be that the main power supply is broken?"
"Buzz——"
The phone screen lights up.
Lou Bin held his cell phone, somewhat afraid to click on the unread message.
"Buzz——"
Another unread message.
Lou Bin gritted his teeth and chose to open it.
Two messages, two numbers.
"10."
"9."
"Huh? What do you mean, is it counting down?"
As if in response to Lou Bin's thoughts, the phone screen flashed again, and the third message arrived as promised.
"8."
"I'll rub it, play with me! If you have the ability, come out!"
Lou Bin completely exploded. He didn't care whether the other person was a human or a ghost.
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He just didn't want to suffer this kind of torture anymore.
The phone is still vibrating.
"If I were you, I would find a safe place to hide, 7."
The number at the end of the message seemed to be the final countdown to Lou Bin's life.
At the same time, there was an inexplicable sound of footsteps coming from the end of the darkness.
"It seems like someone is walking downstairs."
Lou Bin took a breath, remembering the suddenly lit up office he saw outside.
"That place seems to be on the second floor... Could it be that the hide-and-seek 'ghost' is on the second floor?"
Lou Bin was so nervous at the time that he didn't think much about it when he saw the light on. He just thought it was a colleague who was working overtime in the company. Looking back now, he realized something was wrong.
"The light that suddenly turned on seemed to be specially designed to lure me there."
Lou Bin shuddered. He was scared, really scared. Between confronting him and hiding, he chose the latter.
"Whether he is a human or a ghost, he is still a pervert. Let's find a place to hide first."
In the silent corridor, the only sounds were Lou Bin running and the inexplicable slow moving footsteps.
At the end of the first floor, there was a utility room. Lou Bin opened the door and got in.
Every vibration of his phone seemed to remind him to hurry up.
Lou Bin didn't dare to turn on the light in the grocery room. He just relied on his memory to find a cabinet in the dark and hid behind it.
"Buzz——"
The phone vibrated, and Lou Bin tremblingly clicked on the unread messages.
"He's coming."
These three short words seemed to be a death notice to Lou Bin.
Holding his breath, Lou Bin could feel the footsteps outside, slow and heavy, each step seemed to step on his heart.
Lou Bin felt as if his heart wanted to jump out of his throat.
The footsteps stopped, and just when Lou Bin looked puzzled, the door handle was suddenly turned by someone from outside.
"Click - click -"
Lou Bin hid behind the cabinet. The cold wall made him feel as if he had fallen into an ice cave, and the sound of turning the door handle made him feel as if he was about to suffocate.
"Fortunately, I locked the door when I came in, otherwise I would have been found by the 'ghost' outside."
