Morwenna pondered for a moment but decided to go to the amusement park with the ticket she


    had.


    Whatever Bary was up to, she figured she could handle it. "Come what may," she thought to


    herself.


    As Morwenna walked away, a woman with heavy and smoky eye makeup behind Bary implored,


    "Bary, she''s just a maid. Why not just give her a scare and be done with it? Why all this drama?"


    Bary shook his head, "You don''t understand. Even if she''s just a maid, she''s one appointed by


    Norbert. Stuart can''t be too harsh in his methods. Who among you would dare mess this up? This


    amusement park has some of the most terrifying rides in the country. We''re just bringing her here


    for fun. If she winds up scared stiff or snagging a mental scar, that''s on her, not on us."


    "Bary, you always think things through. That wench dared to flirt with Mr. Hetfield. She''s done


    for."


    It was Morwenna''s first time at an amusement park. Despite knowing these people had ill intentions,


    she couldn’t help but feel a thrill of excitement.


    After a few minor attractions, Bary and his group led Morwenna to the haunted house.


    This haunted house was famously frightening, with overly professional actors and scenes.


    Many visitors came out shaken to their core.


    Most of Bary’s group were too scared to enter.


    Only Bary and Morwenna went in together.


    As they stepped inside, the lights dimmed. A creepy and almost imperceptible music filled the air.


    They hadn''t walked far when a shriek rang out from another visitor.


    Morwenna looked around, unafraid.


    "What''s so freaky about ghosts?"


    As a child, after her mother passed away and her father disappeared, Morwenna heard that one


    could see ghosts at the graveyard. At five years old, she sneaked out to the graveyard at night,


    hoping to see her mother, even if as a ghost. Unfortunately, she saw nothing.


    Suddenly, a scream pierced the air.


    Morwenna was abruptly pushed, bumping into one of the actors and knocking off his fake arm.


    She knew without a doubt that Bary was behind it.


    Quick-thinking, Morwenna grabbed the fake arm and ran after Bary, hitting him with it.


    Bary ignored her at first.


    She hit him again, and then a third time.


    Annoyed, Bary grabbed the arm and yanked it away, "Morwenna, what are you doing?"


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    At the next moment, the arm came off.


    A nearby actor in a creepy tone said, "Why are you using my arm?"


    Bary cursed loudly, dropped the arm, and bolted.


    Morwenna blinked innocently. Apparently, he wasn’t as brave as he thought!


    She slowly walked over to a nearby coffin and opened the lid, which triggered an even more


    terrifying "hell mode."


    The atmosphere shifted instantly, as if a cold and eerie wind swept through.


    Bary continued cursing ahead.


    Morwenna followed, her smile bright, activating every hell mode she could as they progressed.


    By the time they exited the haunted house, Morwenna looked unphased.


    Bary, usually so bold, was pale as a ghost.


    The others looked at Morwenna in disbelief.


    Bary, now even more infuriated and unwilling to admit defeat to a woman, continued to challenge


    Morwenna with scary rides.


    But Morwenna was unfazed.


    One of Bary''s group whispered, "Bary, I’ve noticed she’s avoided any aerial attractions. I think


    she’s afraid of heights."


    A glint of calction shed in Bary’s eyes. "Afraid of heights? Let’s take her on the tallest roller


    coaster then."


    He led Morwenna towards the roller coaster.


    Before it started, it seemed just like a small train ride to Morwenna who had never seen a roller


    coaster before.


    She sat down obediently, allowing the staff to secure her safety harness.