True Tycoon Her Empire, Her Rules

Chapter 167

Like a floodgate suddenly thrust open, speculations gushed towards one chilling possibility.

Not just the audience glued to their screens, but every guest and crew member onsite harbored a horrifying suspicion, one that had never crossed their minds before-

Carter’s wife’s disappearance leading to her death might not have been an accident but a meticulously planned murder.

Once this idea took hold, the way everyone looked at Carter changed in an instant.

The comments continued.

“If this were true, the man was terrifyingly sinister!”

“To have killed and then to linger at the very scene of the crime, day in and day out?”

“Oh my God, what happened to the paranormal reality show we were promised?! Why’s it always murder?!”

“Carter…Killer…”

“Dude, just realized his name sounds freakishly close to ‘Killer‘!”

“Guess any name close to that spells danger…”

“Come on, my name’s Carter, and I’m honest, kind–hearted, and friendly!”

Instinctively, the show’s guests started to distance themselves from Carter.

He felt their wary and vigilant stares and frowned, thankful that Mervin didn’t let the wild guesses continue and spoke his piece, “But I don’t see any blood debts or resentful spirits on him.”

spotting trouble, as he had with Naylor,

he also trusted Winnie’s insights. So where did the problem lie?

it left everyone around, including the viewers in the live stream, with

Were they wrong?

kind of energy amplifies people’s discontent and can lead to impulsive actions, like with the couple who argued

then at Thorpe, continuing, “And the only one who could still influence the living with her resentful energy after death is his wife, with whom Carter had tied

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initially confused, but as they talked about blood debts and spirits, he

think I killed my wife? That’s absurd!” he

anger in public, his face even flashing a

death was an accident! The incident was thoroughly investigated, and the police files are clear! How could I harm her? If I

sensing that Mervin and Winnie were hogging the spotlight, chimed in somewhat sincerely to draw attention back to himself, “Accident or murder?

truth in Gentry’s words.

can be sure about these things. Who’s to say

didn’t Mervin and Winnie say he had no blood debts? Maybe he’s hidden it so well that even they

she says there’s no blood debt,

show, no perpetrator can

believe in

debate raged on, but Carter was visibly

Winnie spoke up again, “Carter isn’t a murderer. The incident from

wrongfully dead spirit wouldn’t

with a practiced sorrowful

reassured in their

gaze piercing, “I’ve seen the videos you posted online about your wife. I believe the accident was real, and I believe that you

to Winnie’s initial words, but her