Alice's Hidden Plan

Diana entered Alice's room, she wanted to tell her aunt a lot.

"Auntie," Diana called,

"Hi, Di!" said Alice. "You until catch up to the top floor, what's wrong?" she asked.

"I want to speak to Aunt Alice," Diana said.

"Okay, then let's go to the living room," said Alice.

"Yes," said Diana.

The two of them walked down the stairs, and when they got to the living room, Alice and Diana sat together and chatted.

"Has Kimberly been sleeping since?" Diana asked Alice.

"Not, just a few minutes ago," Alice replied. "What do you want to talk to me about, Di?" Alice asked Diana.

"Bi, actually the little girl has been bothering me for the past few days," said Diana.

"Who do you mean?" Alice looked curious she had guessed that the girl Diana was referring to was Clara, but Alice was still unsure before Diana herself said it.

"Auntie, Clara is back, and it looks like she wants to interfere in my life again," Diana said.

Alice hissed angrily at that.

"Ah, so it's true that she came again," said Alice with an annoyed expression on her face.

Of course, she didn't want to. If Diana has the same happen to her.

Became a killer, but didn't realize she had killed people.

And it was all because of the Evil Spirit Sea's fault.

"Auntie, why are you daydreaming?" Diana asked.

"Ah, yes, sorry," said Alice.

"Auntie, really how do we escape them all?" said Diana with a face full of despair.

"I don't know ... I don't know either, Di. If Sea comes back into my body again, honestly I can't go on with my life," said Alice.

"Why, Aunt Alice, talk like that?" Diana asked.

Alice lowered her head.

She was tired of facing Sea.

She had just risen from the ashes, hoping to find happiness in a second chance, but it wasn't that easy.

Sea can still be present, and always wants to have her body.

"Aunt Alice, I'm sure there's a way to get rid of those two. Shall we talk about this with Uncle Arnold?" Diana suggested.

"But...." Alice seemed hesitant to accept Diana's invitation.

She wasn't sure about Arnold's ability.

It was true that so far the man had always helped her and Diana, but honestly, she was worried that Arnold would become a victim of Sea's cruelty.

In the past, she did not doubt Madam Anyelir's ability, but she was wrong ... And finally, Madam Carnation was killed by Sea. with Sea's spirit that has entered Carlos' body.

Many victims fall, alive or dead, and the woman makes no difference. She still kills people.

"Auntie, why are you silent? Let's go now!" asked Diana while pulling Alice's hand.

"No, I can't go now," Alice replied.

"Oh, why is that?" Diana asked.

"I'm afraid I'll risk another life," Alice replied.

"What does it mean?" Diana was even more surprised to hear Alice's words.

"Auntie, why don't you want to talk to Uncle Arnold, we should at least try," Diana advised her aunt.

But Alice ignored Diana's words.

Because she has a purpose of her own beyond the knowledge of Diana and the others.

"Di, you should just contact Arnold. I will take care of my problems alone, I already know what I have to do," concluded Alice.

"Auntie, we have to go through it together," Diana said.

"No, Di. Sea is too dangerous, and only I can deal with it," said Alice.

Even so, Diana continued to force Alice to come with her. But it wasn't easy, because Alice remained steadfast in her determination to fight Sea alone.

"Now you go to Arnold's house and find a way to keep you away from Clara. I'm sure Arnold can face Clara because Clara is not as bad as Sea," concluded Alice, who turned to advise Diana.

"But-"

"Diana, listen to what I say. This is the best way," said Alice, cutting Diana's sentence.

"Then what about you, Aunt Alice? We must go through it together!" said Diana.

"No. We can't be together this time! I know what I have to do!" said Alice. Then the woman stood up from her chair.

"I have to accompany Kimberly, so you better go home or go straight to Arnold's house," Alice said half shoving Diana away.

"Auntie! But I—"

"Be careful on the way!" said Alice.

Diana no longer made a sound for her aunt. She chose to leave.

Because Alice didn't want to talk to him anymore.

'Maybe Aunt Alice wants to be alone,' Diana thought in her heart.

With uninspired steps, she walked out of Alice's house.

Dunno what's on Alice's mind right now, Diana doesn't know. This made Diana feel worried.

She was afraid that something bad would happen to her aunt.

"Daniel! Let's go home!" Invite Diana while pulling Daniel's hand.

"Why the rush?" Daniel protested.

"Anyway, let's go home!" Diana snorted, then she turned to Felix for a moment.

And not forget the girl also said goodbye to her uncle.

"Uncle Felix, we're going home first, okay?" said Diana, waving and walking briskly.

"Ah, well..." said Felix in a hesitant voice. To be honest he was very surprised by Diana's attitude.

Lately, she's been acting weird.

It was always fine at first, and then it would suddenly change abruptly.

For example, a few days ago, Diana initially seemed healthy, then suddenly she fainted.

And now she who seemed enthusiastic to meet Alice suddenly left the house in a hurry and seemed to not want to be here anymore.

Felix was still standing shaking his head. "Actually, what's wrong with Diana? Why is that girl looking weird lately?"

"Did she just fight with Alice?"

"Or something happened between the two of them?"

Felix's mind was starting to get restless.

Then he took the initiative to meet Alice.

Maybe by asking Alice, his curiosity would be quenched.

***

Felix went upstairs, then he went into Kimberly's room.

And in the room, he took Alice who was sitting on the corner of the wall crying.

"Alice," Felix called softly. Then the woman turned to her husband.

"Felix," she said.

Felix walked over and sat next to Alice.

Felix patiently embraced and rubbed his wife's shoulder.

"Are you okay?" Felix asked, "if there's anything, just tell me," he said.

Alice responded with a forced smile.

"I'm fine, really," Alice replied covering her anxiety.

"I know you're not calm, but I also don't want to force you to tell stories. You have the right to keep everything. But if keeping everything makes you more nervous, then I'm ready to accommodate your story," concluded Felix.

To be continued