Chapter 94

The Clays' expressions paled upon hearing Clara's words. Bond's wife, Maddison Brown, rubbed her arms repeatedly, saying, "I'm getting goosebumps all over now." They were just having occasional nightmares, never seeing any ghosts for real. Yet Clara spoke as if the ghost was right inside their home. Clara said, "My mentor is a man of his principles, Mr. Clay. We might not help to resolve your problem if it turns out that your family is at fault. After all, you must bear the consequences of your mistake." Mark remained silent. Clyde hurriedly responded, "We are aware of this, Ms. Fowler. Mr. Anderson has informed us of Mr. Fowler's principles on handling things." Clara said, "It's good you're aware of it." She then got up and said, "My mentor and I will head back to rest for now, so we'll have the energy to deal with the ghost later. She was a woman in her prime, yet she died because of your negligence—surely she would harbor a deep grudge. "Judging by your attitudes, all of you