I Found My Happy Ending with the Hero of a Supernatural Story

Story One: What Time Is It, Mr. Ghost? She was swindled out of her money and saddled with huge debts. With nowhere else to turn, she accepted a food delivery order to a haunted, unfinished building in the suburbs. A gaunt, shadowy ghost lived in the unfinished building. They said he was a powerful vengeful spirit. Countless Taoist priests and exorcists had been unable to deal with him. He had single-handedly turned the suburbs into a desolate wasteland and become a local urban legend. At first, she thought he was there to claim her life. Later “Qingqing, I bought you a cake.” “...Where did you get the money?” “Hell money.” “...” “Qingqing, I've got enough money to help pay off your debts. Don't die.” “Thank you, but hell money isn't accepted here.” “I got a job at a haunted house at night. The pay is 70 yuan a month. I'll give it all to you.” “I can also split myself in two during the day and work another job. That way, I only need to work for 120 years to pay off your debt.” “...” “Do you think your boss is scamming you?” “You big dummy. Come on, let's go claim some lives.” Story Two: Skeletons on a Terrifying Night Zhou Zhou opened a guesthouse in a barren little valley, but she hardly had any customers. Every night, a gentleman carrying an umbrella came to stay. Strangely, no matter whether the weather was clear or overcast, beads of water always trickled down his umbrella. He wore clothes from the last century, kept himself immaculate, was extremely handsome, and spoke eight languages. He was also witty and charming. But “Miss, could you teach me how to use this frightening little box that flashes with light?” She looked down at her phone. “Miss, this marvelous big box with people inside is fascinating, but a little scary. Could you turn it off?” She looked up at the TV. “...” She discovered her guest had no shadow. She discovered her guest's body temperature was eight degrees below zero. But for the sake of the thousand yuan he paid every day, she pretended nothing was wrong. What can I say? Being poor is a lot scarier than ghosts. Until one night, thunder and lightning flashed as wind and rain swept through. She saw countless terrifying skeletons crawling out of the graveyard and surging in one direction. The wind blew the window open, and the front door banged open. The gentleman stood in the doorway and took out a rose. He politely asked, “Dear Miss, would you go on a date with me?” Story Three: The Widower A friendly reminder: These are paranormal romance stories that aren't scary at all, just pure sweetness. Even timid little angels can enjoy them without worry (*￣︶￣)~ [Coming soon: After Being Raised by the Male Lead of an Urban Legend] Three-year-old Jiang Xiaoya was abandoned by her father beside a river. She survived because kind neighbors took pity on her and fed her from time to time. Every day, she crouched by the clear river, waiting for her mother. Everyone said, “Poor Xiaoya!” Everyone knew Jiang Xiaoya's mother had remarried long ago. No one would want to raise that burden. The community was going to send Xiaoya to an orphanage, but Xiaoya said, “Aunties and uncles, I found my mommy!” Everyone thought the little girl was making things up. But smoke gradually began curling from Xiaoya's home. She started wearing new clothes and shoes, and her hair was tied in neat little braids. It seemed like Xiaoya really did have a mother! Until one day, people saw Xiaoya holding the hand of a tall, dark shadow with long hair, calling it Mom. Water dripped from the shadow's feet. It turned its face, revealing only a pair of eerie green eyes. It was clearly a water ghost! A water ghost lived by the river. Year after year, he wandered its banks, viciously devouring the other vengeful spirits who lived there. Every day, he crawled around in the dark and howled. Then one day, just as the water ghost was about to drag a huge tree into the river, he met Jiang Xiaoya, who was waiting by the water for her mother. The crawling water ghost let out a terrifying howl at Xiaoya. Jiang Xiaoya looked at the ghost's eerie green eyes. “Daddy said Mommy's eyes look like a lake.” Then she looked at his long, black hair, which reached his ankles. “Daddy said Mommy's hair is long, long, long.” Then she looked at the terrifying black fingernails reaching toward her. “Just like Dazhuang's mom next door!” Jiang Xiaoya wrapped her arms around the water ghost's leg. “Mommy!” [Little Bonus Scene] Water Ghost Mom taught Xiaoya that if she stood still in the rain, she wouldn't get wet. On rainy days, the other children ran indoors, but Xiaoya would immediately stop, looking solemn, and tilt her face up to the rain. Her teacher corrected her: You need to use an umbrella to keep from getting wet in the rain. When Xiaoya got home, she saw Water Ghost Mom standing silently in the rain in the distance. Drops fell one after another, and soon a little stream had gathered beneath Water Ghost Mom's body. She ran over, raised her umbrella, and stood on tiptoe. The tall water ghost lowered his head. His thick lashes were coated with water, and his long hair was soaked through, finally revealing his true appearance: a handsome young man of eighteen or nineteen. So it wasn't Water Ghost Mom. It was Water Ghost Big Brother! Xiaoya tried to pull him inside, but the water ghost lowered his head and snarled and gestured with a ferocious expression, firmly keeping Xiaoya where she was. The water ghost had learned this from a little deer by the roadside. When it rained, the deer's fur would stay dry underneath as long as it stood still. Xiaoya wondered: But they don't have fur! So Xiaoya had Water Ghost Big Brother hold the umbrella. Big and small, they crouched by the river and waited all afternoon for the rain to stop. Theme: Love can give even monsters flesh and blood