Chapter 649 The Missing Girl


    Josh was feeling both nervous and excited. He had been eagerly waiting for the summer vacation just


    to catch ghosts with his sister.


    As many people know, animals like dogs and cats can sometimes perceive things that humans cannot


    see.


    Josh remembered a story he had heard about someone taking their dog to visit a rental house. The


    house seemed new, stylish, and the rent was affordable, so they were ready to rent it. However, their


    dog kept barking incessantly at a specific corner of the room.


    The person hesitated and decided to investigate further. It turned out that a tragic incident happened in


    that very room. A girl who lived there alone had been targeted by a neighbor and was pushed inside


    when she opened the door. She met a terrible fate as she was stabbed to death on the bed—the exact


    corner where the dog had been barking.


    Meanwhile, the people with phones around them started sharing their observations.


    "There''s something wrong. Just look at the fear in the dog''s eyes before it enters."


    "Every dog that passes by refuses to go in."


    "This coffee shop must be haunted... I heard a girl disappeared on this roadst month, right in front of


    this coffee shop..."


    "You''re right, I''ve heard that too. People vanish as soon as they enter, and the surveince footage


    caught a blind spot at this exact location..."


    The girl had disappeared a month ago, and coincidentally, someone had seen her entering the coffee


    shop with a dog, causing the dog to bark in terror.


    It was clear that there was something amiss with the cafe!


    With horrified expressions, everyone looked inside the coffee shop.


    Josh asked his sister, "So, what do you think, is there a ghost in there?"


    Lilly gazed intently into the coffee shop.


    The sun was shining brightly, and the café appeared clean and tidy without any apparent issues.


    However...


    Lilly looked up and focused her gaze on the sign above the café''s door, lost in thought. She remained


    silent for a while.


    Josh''s scalp tingled. Was there something on top of his head? He had the urge to grab the camera and


    take pictures, but fear held him back. He remembered when he was in the haunted vige, where he


    captured the image of a woman hanging from a seemingly ordinary chair was traumatic.


    "Uncle ke, over here!" Josh tossed the camera to ke and swiftly took cover behind Lilly.


    ke caught the camera and patted it, raising an eyebrow.


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    "What do you think, Uncle ke?" Josh, Hannah, and Zachary anxiously looked at him.


    ke smirked mischievously and gave them an eerie stare. "What do you think..."


    Josh, Hannah, and Zachary''s hair stood on end as they eximed, "Uncle ke has been possessed


    by a ghost!"


    Lilly was bewildered by their reactions. "There''s nothing there," she reassured them. "There are no


    ghosts in the café, absolutely none. It''s just a false rm."


    Josh, unwilling to believe her words, clung tightly to Lilly''s arm.


    A bystander chimed in, "What does a child like you know? If there are no ghosts, why do dogs bark as


    soon as they enter?"


    And it was not just one dog. People had brought various dogs before, and each one had yelped the


    moment they crossed the café''s threshold. Their eyes were filled with terror, and it was undeniably


    eerie.


    Lilly turned her gaze toward the flower bed, where a dog curled up on the ground, unable to get up no


    matter how hard its owner tugged at its leash.


    "I don''t know," Lilly admitted helplessly.


    ke raised his head and scanned the surroundings, searching for any signs or clues.


    "Let''s enter."


    The doorway was surrounded by numerous people eagerly anticipating the excitement. One group


    after another arrived, turning this ce into a popr spot for influencers to visit.


    When ke brought a few children inside, he immediately directed the camera toward them, hoping to


    capture anything unusual.


    Inside the coffee shop, the owner was surprised and said, "Wee!"


    ke found a spacious sofa and sat down, saying, "I''ll have a cup of coffee and four cups of milk."


    The owner seemed hesitant.


    ke asked, "What''s wrong? Isn''t the shop open?"


    The owner hesitated to respond, saying, "Well, it''s not... please give us a moment."


    He went inside and worked for a while, then returned with a cup of coffee and four sses of milk.


    Lilly and the others had just finished eating ice cream and took a sip of milk.


    Lilly then inquired, "Sir, what''s up with them?"


    The owner sighed, appearing burdened withints and nowhere to vent, so he simply sat down at


    the table next to them and said, "These people are driving me crazy."


    A girl suddenly went missingst month, and his coffee shop happened to be in a blind spot for


    surveince cameras.


    The next camera ahead was ideally positioned to capture the scene three hundred feet away from the


    coffee shop.


    "My coffee shop and the area 300 feet in front of it became a blind spot for surveince. The camera on


    the opposite street was obstructed by a tree''s shadow. The footage was blurry and not very clear."


    Originally, the surveince camera on the opposite side should have captured his coffee shop, so there


    was no monitoring in that section of the road. Little did anyone know that the girl went missing and


    became a mystery because of that.


    "They imed that the girl was put in a bag and dragged into my coffee shop, where she was


    dismembered..."


    The owner gestured towards the coffee shop, saying, "Why is my coffee shop located here? It''s unfair!"


    There was no evidence.


    However, countless spections and analyses were circting on the inte, each one more


    sensational than thest.


    This incident was "solved" on the inte, leading to his conviction.


    "Despite the police debunking the rumors and stating that they have investigated it thoroughly,


    confirming that it had nothing to do with me or the coffee shop, people still refused to believe it!"


    The owner gestured towards the door, saying, "Theye here every day to spread rumors, and it''s


    affecting my business."


    He let out a sigh, "If this continues, I''ll be forced to shut down my business."


    It was easy to imagine that even after closing down, he would not find peace, as people would


    specte about why he closed the shop, assuming he was running away or involved in something


    illegal.


    It was truly distressing.


    Lilly nodded and said, "I trust you!"


    The owner paused for a moment, deeply moved, and asked, "Why do you believe in me?"