Rules for the night shift at the funeral home - don't open cabinet 6, don't talk to the corpse in red, and don't trust anyone who comes out of it.
Introduction:
My name is Shen Mo, and I am the night shift attendant at a funeral home in this city.
On the day of the interview, the curator asked me: "Are you afraid of ghosts?" I said no. The curator smiled: "That's good, because what we are afraid of here is not ghosts."
He gave me a handwritten work manual with three rules written on the title page——
"One, don't open cabinet 6 at midnight."
"Two, don't talk to the corpse in red."
"Three, don't trust anyone who comes out of it."
I flipped through the manual and found that every page had signs of being torn out. On the last page, there was only one sentence written:
"The third one is the most important - including me."
On the first night, cabinet No. 6 Popped open by itself. I thought it was a malfunction, turned it off and left.
On the second night, the corpse in cabinet No. 3 Sat up and asked me for a cigarette. I handed one over and he finished smoking and lay back down.
On the third night, a woman walked in and said that her daughter had died in a car accident three days ago and wanted to see her one last time. I checked the registration form - the female corpse had not been delivered three days ago. Looking up again, she was gone.
Later I learned that this funeral parlor was built on a mass grave from the Republic of China period. Every corpse sent may be "uneasy".
And my job is to keep them in peace.
But the torn pages in the manual seemed to be telling me——
Some rules are not meant to be followed, but meant to be broken.
