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Teacher Qin had told his wife that the recent misfortunes were due to someone sabotaging him, and he had already hired an expert to take revenge. While his wife was sorting through their child's belongings, she came across a family of three figurines and felt uneasy about them, prompting her to ask about it.
Teacher Qin did not hide the truth from her; he explained that these were talismans brought back from Thailand, specifically intended for revenge. He recounted the entire revenge process and the two wishes he had made.
After hearing this, his wife was stunned. Moments later, she suddenly began frantically banging on the observation window, pointing at Teacher Qin and screaming in despair, accusing him of having caused their child's death.
Teacher Qin had been harboring anger inside; he believed that their child had been harmed by his good friend using malicious means without reason. However, his wife did not share this view and continued to cry out in madness.
When she revealed that the child was not actually his but rather the offspring of his long-time friend, Teacher Qin stood up in shock. He could hardly believe what he was hearing.
Ten years ago, both of them had fallen for the same woman. However, since his good friend did not have a stable job, the woman chose Teacher Qin, who was a university teacher. Yet she still had feelings for the good friend and felt some regret. One day, under the influence of alcohol, the two heartbroken individuals ended up in a hotel room, intending to end their feelings once and for all.
Not long after, the woman discovered she was pregnant. At that time, she was already married to Teacher Qin. Naturally, Teacher Qin was overjoyed at the prospect of becoming a father. However, when the child was born, he bore no resemblance to Teacher Qin at all; instead, he increasingly resembled the good friend in certain aspects.
Teacher Qin didn’t think much of it; he believed it didn’t matter who the child looked like as long as he was healthy. The woman, however, trusted her instincts and felt uneasy, suspecting that the child might belong to someone else due to the timing. Therefore, she secretly took hair samples from both father and son for a paternity test. The result confirmed that the child was not Teacher Qin's.
The woman dared not tell Teacher Qin the truth because she did not want to lose their stable life. Unable to contain herself any longer, she confided in her good friend about what had happened. Upon learning that the child was actually his own, the good friend felt both shocked and delighted. However, such matters could not be openly discussed; they could only keep it hidden. Due to the child's existence and with the good friend's wife working out of town, their relationship gradually intensified until they eventually crossed boundaries beyond friendship.
At this point, I understood that the child's death was indeed caused by Teacher Qin himself. The target of his wishes had been his good friend and his family. Since that child was not his own, he naturally fell under the category of being part of his good friend's family. Consequently, when misfortune struck Teacher Qin's "biological son," it also affected both children.
Mistakenly believing that his "biological son" was suffering due to another hex placed by his friend, Teacher Qin escalated his revenge further and further. This created a vicious cycle where he never considered that he had been wearing a green hat for many years.
In the end, Teacher Qin finally understood why his good friend pointed at him with a dying breath and said: "Big Tortoise, hee hee, little turtle."
A turtle has a green shell on its back...
As for why the good friend placed a hex on Teacher Qin, this mystery was eventually unraveled during police investigations into the murder case. They found a long-hidden medical report at the good friend's house clearly stating that his wife had been diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer long ago. However, he never disclosed this information and chose to hide the report instead.
What was it all for?
It was simple; he had long known that his wife was going to die, so he thought about rekindling old feelings and bringing his biological child close to care for. Thus, Teacher Qin became the biggest obstacle. Therefore, he hired someone to perform a voodoo curse, hoping to use this incomprehensible power to cause Teacher Qin to meet an untimely death.
Unfortunately, Second Uncle exposed the voodoo plot and simultaneously brought in a family of three from Big Biling to take revenge on Teacher Qin. The situation developed to this extent, which was truly hard to believe.
Of course, there were also things that were difficult to understand. Just as Teacher Qin said, after decades of friendship, why would one act this way? Couldn’t they just live well together?
Perhaps this is the harm caused by excessive obsession leading to greed, which can also be understood as an alternative form of paternal love and emotions at play.
Teacher Qin never expected that he had raised someone else's child for so many years. Although he knew that the child was not his own, the bond built over the years remained. Realizing that the child had actually died at his hands, Teacher Qin's mental state completely collapsed.
One night, during a routine inspection, a prison guard heard strange noises coming from a cell. When he went to check, he was nearly scared to death.
In the dim moonlight, Teacher Qin had a bizarre expression on his face as he fiercely gnawed at his own hands. All ten of his fingers had been bitten off, and blood was everywhere. The guard reported that he even heard Teacher Qin mumbling with a dazed smile while eating his fingers, saying: "I am guilty, my hands are cursed; here you go, I don’t want them..."
In the end, he could only make gurgling sounds, like an old bellows or a dying cat.
That scene would leave psychological scars on any normal person who witnessed it. Therefore, being a prison guard is not easy; many inmates become mentally unstable after entering prison and may encounter all sorts of bizarre occurrences.
By the time they sent Teacher Qin to the hospital, he was already dead. The cause of death was cardiac arrest due to asphyxiation. The reason for asphyxiation was that all ten fingers were lodged in his throat, blocking his airway.
Even doctors who were used to seeing corpses felt chills at such a strange manner of death; they had never encountered anything like it before.
With her husband dead, her lover dead, and her child dead, the woman naturally went insane. She was sent to a mental hospital and would likely never come out again. To clarify the sequence of events surrounding this matter, Second Uncle had no choice but to seek out Ajan Master for genuine Mind Control Powder. Through a hypnotic effect similar to hypnosis, he finally understood what had happened.
Hearing about this made me break out in a cold sweat; the outcome was too unexpected. As for Teacher Qin's death, we never figured out whether it was due to guilt or because he failed to fulfill a wish after achieving it and thus faced backlash from the family of three from Big Biling. It seems that only the deceased Teacher Qin could answer this question. However, I would rather remain unaware for a lifetime.
"Now you understand why I advised against raising a ghost, right? This kind of thing is very sinister; some matters cannot be explained by common sense. It's best to avoid them if possible," Second Uncle said after discussing the matter.
I was shocked by Teacher Qin's situation and dared not utter a word of dissent. After hanging up with Second Uncle, Guo Senior, who had been waiting patiently beside me, could no longer hold back and asked, "Why did it take so long? Was it difficult to arrange?"
It suddenly struck me that he had been waiting all this time. For a brief moment, I didn't want to go through with the deal anymore. Teacher Qin's incident had left me astounded, and I felt that amulets could bring disaster. What if I harmed Guo Senior? How would I face everyone at school afterward?
But Second Uncle's words to Teacher Qin echoed in my mind: as long as one is not greedy, whether it's an authentic or a shadow amulet, it won't bring calamity. My grandmother also said that greed is the root of all evil.
I looked up at Guo Senior and asked, "You're only going to use it to pursue that Senior Sister, right? Let me make it clear: if you use it for any wrongdoing that tarnishes my reputation, I'll have Achan come and punish you!"
Of course, this was just a threat; I didn't know any Ajan Master. But Guo Senior didn't know that; he had only heard people say that Ajan is a Thai master. He quickly nodded and said, "Don't worry, I only love her; I promise I have no other intentions."
I replied affirmatively and told him there are two types of amulets available. One is called the Love Binding Charm, made from seven types of grave soil, Taku, human brain matter, bone marrow, eyeball oil, and other dark materials mixed together and soaked in corpse oil. It is then blessed by an Ajan Master before being shaped into a human form. It belongs to the category of ghosts but isn't particularly evil; it's mainly used to attract romantic interest and has some effectiveness in wealth attraction as well.
However, this is a broad approach to attracting love; there are additional conditions for using it on that Senior Sister.
First, you need to obtain her hair and skin.
Second, you must have her name along with her date of birth.
Third, if that Senior Sister belongs to the dragon, tiger, or ox zodiac signs, the price will increase accordingly.
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