Saying this, Irish looked in the direction where Lilith sat.
"You think your father's death is related to them," Jay asked, who added her unfinished sentence.
"I don't know. It is just my intuition. But if William really did this, then it is so horrible. I just feel it is so weird, and when I remember the female ghost in the Lake family, I feel it is so suspicious."
"But it has been cleared up."
"However, my father mentioned in his diary that he finds it suspicious," Irish continued. "Both my mother and I share the same sentiment."
Jay thought for a while and then responded, "It is Joie who mystified us, so your father thought he had seen your mother."
"No, my father said it with conviction," Irish whispered softly. "You're correct, he might consider Joie as my mother. However, I also have a suspicion that he encountered my father."
Jay was startled and responded, "Please refrain from speaking nonsense. It sounds incredibly strange."
