A Film Queen

Chapter 127 Strange Tone.

Stephanie felt delighted hearing the praise, her heart swelling with happiness.

She knew that with her intelligence, getting through this small challenge would be a piece of cake.

Now that she had found the right direction, she was confident that they would soon find the way out. She imagined the live audience admiring her wisdom and knew she could build a reputation as a genius.

The more she thought about it, the happier she became, to the point that she almost forgot she was in a haunted house.

Suddenly, she turned to Milly, who was silently staring at the writing on the wall. Seeing Milly still there, a hint of scom flashed in Stephanie’s eyes, though it was too dark to notice.

at it. Let’s

She smiled and said, “Milly, we’ve already figured out this cluc. There’s no need to keep staring at continue looking for other clues.”

Milly didn’t move, her eyes still fixed on the wall.

Seeing no response from Milly, Stephanie narrowed her eyes, thinking to herself, Fine, let her pretend she’s figuring it out. I’ll solve this first and see how she can keep up the act!

The room was small, and they quickly found a wooden box under a nearby table.

Stephanie’s eyes lit up with excitement. “This box must contain the key to the next level!”

Neal nodded, stating, “It’s very likely.”

But the box had a clock–shaped lock on it.

Stephanie touched her chin, thinking hard. “The poem mentioned ‘after nightfall, which in ancient times would be one o’clock. Let’s try one o’clock.”

Slowly, she adjusted the dial to one o’clock.

opened with a

eyes widened in delight, and she jumped up.

small room, catching the attention of the three scaredy–cats,

annoying, now wasn’t the time to hold grudges;

see what’s inside!” he

added, “Stephanie, check if it’s the

Stephanie felt even more

popularity to soar after

Chapter 127 Strange Tone

As for Milly..

compare to

Stephanie opened the box. In the dim light, she saw the

a

for the door. Try it,”

took out the key but didn’t rush to the door. Instead, she turned to Milly, who was still standing silently. Pretending to be sincere, she said, ‘Milly. I’ve found the key. Let’s get out of

way she said it sounded more

and, ignoring her strange tone, looked seriously at the key in their hands. “It’s a bit weird. Maybe we shouldn’t open the

knew that solving puzzles like these wouldn’t rely only on one clue to find the

analysis of the clue just now made it even more

completely wrong, yet they

was

Milly say this, her smile

is a

“No,” Milly answered honestly,

just a game, not a crime scene. Why would

there’s no evidence, why are you so

have something

Milly rubbed her forehead.

and now she had to

experience difficulties firsthand to understand how wrong they were, or they’d never