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However, the young man lacked a sense of responsibility and, in a moment of negligence, failed to keep an eye on Jason, leading to his drowning.

Jason's mother was devastated, believing that these young people had killed her son. In her obsession, she used a knife to kill the young people one by one, but at the last moment, she was killed by a girl who cut off her head.

Jason happened to witness this process. It turns out that Jason did not die. After witnessing his mother being murdered, Jason's psychology became even more twisted. Later, Jason grew up alone in the forest and began to indiscriminately kill strangers who entered the camp. Therefore, Crystal Lake became a forbidden place.

The salesperson was talking about the legend of Jason. Legends are bound to have some truth and some falsehood, and it's hard to tell the difference. But there are indeed many people in Crystal Lake who believe in Jason's existence and are quite wary of him.

Most importantly, there are so many missing persons cases here that people have become accustomed to them and assume that Jason must have kidnapped them.

Of course, most of the missing people are tourists from other places. Some young people are daring and always like to challenge themselves. Even if the parents of the missing children come to the town, the people in the town will not tell them about Jason.

After all, although many people believe in Jason's existence, there is no evidence and no one has actually seen Jason.

If Jason's legend is true, then it's very likely that Jason is still alive, or hasn't yet achieved immortality. After all, Jason's story, like Freddy's, has several installments, and the Jason who hasn't died is probably the starting point of the series.

Sue was eager to know if Jason would be resurrected if the Guardians of Immortality killed him during their capture, and what would cause his resurrection and immortality.

"Ring ring ring..." The supermarket door was pushed open, and the wind chimes hanging on the door rang.

Upon hearing the sound, Su looked towards the doorway, where a tall and familiar figure came into view.

"Sam?"

"The Su family?"

The two stared at each other in astonishment, both surprised to see each other here.

"Weren't you helping Bobby? How did you end up in Los Angeles?" Su asked in surprise.

Sam shrugged: "Looking for someone."

After saying that, Sam looked at the sales clerk next to him and took out a missing person flyer: "Have you seen her? She's my sister Whitney. She came here a month and a half ago and then disappeared."

Whitney, the younger sister?

When did Sam get a sister?

Sue watched in surprise as Sam talked to the sales clerk about Whitney, recalling the plot of "Friday the 13th".

The movie's protagonist does seem to be 'Sam'. He comes here to find his missing sister, then unexpectedly encounters another group of young people who are vacationing here. In the end, he is attacked by Jason and finds his sister who was kidnapped by Jason.

But this Sam is not the same Sam as the real Sam – it seems that the 'Sam' in the movie has been replaced by the real Sam.

The butterfly effect, I understand!

This discovery disappointed Sue somewhat. If Sam had a doppelganger, he wondered if that doppelganger could also become a vessel for Lucifer.

It's a pity that there doesn't seem to be a doppelganger for Sam.

According to the Wen brothers' original design, it's correct that they don't have a doppelganger. After all, the Wen brothers are the protagonists created by God, so how could they have a doppelganger to affect their protagonist aura?

So—Sam must be here to investigate this disappearance, but he's using Whitney's brother's identity. The Winston brothers are very good at this kind of fake identity tactic!

Since Sam has replaced the male lead in the movie, what about the female lead?

The female lead wasn't Whitney, but one of the young people on vacation. I forgot her name, but I remember her boyfriend was a rich second-generation heir. His family owned a villa nearby, and the group of young people were invited by him to vacation.

In addition, the female lead is also a familiar face—Miss Fire Demon!

Miss Fire Demon is busy with the Yilu Supermarket in Portland and would never come here, so the female protagonist is very likely Miss Fire Demon's doppelganger.

If Sam replaces the male lead, then according to the plot, the group of young people who came on vacation should appear soon, right?

Mr. Su looked out the door with great interest. Not long after, he heard the sound of a car approaching from afar and finally stopping in front of the supermarket.

"Sure enough, it's here!"

Su thought to herself as she looked at the young people getting out of the car.

Three men and three women.

Su remembered that the driver was a rich second-generation, I think his name was Trent, his girlfriend was 'Miss Fire Demon', and then there was a black man, an Asian man, and a blond man.

There are two other girls: one is the blonde man's girlfriend, and the other seems to be single, but has always been interested in the rich second-generation.

Yeah, the kind that's a bit materialistic.

After 'Miss Fire Demon' left with 'Sam', she took advantage of the situation and started a relationship with the rich second-generation.

But now... the numbers seem a bit off. In the movie, there were four men and three women, but now there are three men and three women. Is there one less Asian?

Furthermore, the rich second-generation's girlfriend, "Miss Fire Demon," has also disappeared, replaced by a strange girl who has never appeared in the movie, and... her looks are nowhere near as good as "Miss Fire Demon's"!

No, let alone 'Miss Fire Demon,' she doesn't even seem to compare to that gold digger.

As the main character in horror movies, the gold digger may not be as good-looking as she is in terms of figure, but she can still score around 7 points on average.

The rich kid ordered the blond guy (who had paid him) to fill up the gas station while he and the others went into the supermarket to shop. As soon as they entered the supermarket, he heard a scream.

"Ah... Su... Su family! It's actually the Su family!!!"

Su family?

That rich man?

Everyone hurriedly looked over and saw the gold digger excitedly fawning over an Asian man, who was none other than the recently famous billionaire, Mr. Su!

The black man, the blonde woman, and even the rich kid's girlfriend all looked surprised and excited, which made the rich kid, who was also somewhat excited, suddenly feel annoyed.

He organized this vacation partly to take his relationship with his girlfriend to the next level, and partly to show off in front of these people. After all, he was the only wealthy person in this group, and since he organized the vacation, he should be the center of attention and the object of everyone's envy and admiration.

But now, the appearance of the billionaire Su has completely stolen his thunder.

Chapter 309 Afraid I'll steal from your house? Heh, I'll buy your house!

Seeing his girlfriend and friends surrounding Su Shi, the rich second-generation Trent suppressed his displeasure, walked over with feigned nonchalance, put his arm around his girlfriend's shoulder, and tilted his head slightly towards Su Shi, saying, "Brother, how was your day?"

Hey bro, how was your day?

This is just a generic, clichéd phrase, the most common opening line between strangers, like "Have you eaten?" or "Going out?" It has no substance or meaning, but it's a must-have!

When we meet, we should at least say hello, right?

You ask how your day was, I reply "Not bad," and you reply "Me too"—that's it, a simple social greeting!

Su glanced at the rich second-generation who was deliberately putting on airs and showing off, and said with a light laugh, "Not bad."

Not bad indeed.

From the various behaviors of the rich second-generation in the movie, it's clear that he has a show-off personality. He drives luxury cars and takes his friends to his parents' villa for vacation. To put it bluntly, he just wants to show off his family's wealth, likes to be in the spotlight, and likes to be the leader of his small group.

Unfortunately, his family's money was nothing compared to the Su family's. It was insignificant. Whether in terms of fame or wealth, the Su family was far superior to this rich second-generation. Therefore, his 'tool' friends, whom he used to show off, would naturally abandon him and fawn over him after meeting the Su family.

To be honest, the rich kid is a bit petty. No matter how much his friends fawn over the Su family, it's only temporary. After all, they just met by chance on the street, so there's no question of them abandoning him. For him to feel like he's been overshadowed and be jealous is a bit premature.

"Hi, my name is Bree. We're going on a lakeside vacation. Do you want to come?" The gold digger tossed her hair and extended an invitation to Su.

"Hey, that's my house!" the rich kid Trent snapped at Bree, then quickly explained to the Su family, "Sorry, this is a private party, so..."

"Don't be such a spoilsport! He's the Su family, you know. Don't you want to join the party with him?" Bree naturally came to Su's side, took Su's arm, and encouraged her friends.

Black people and blond men and women were naturally very welcoming, and although Trent's girlfriend, a rich second-generation, did not express her opinion, she also looked at Trent with a smile.

Trent's face turned extremely ugly. "What do you mean by this? That's my house! What right do you have to decide for me to invite a stranger to my house for a party?"

Before anything even happened, his limelight was stolen by the Su family. If they really invite him to participate in the party, who will be the main character then?

That's my home, why should an outsider be the main character?

Trent shook his head and said, "Sorry, I don't feel comfortable with that. I don't want strangers in my house; there are a lot of valuable things there!"

"..."

Everyone deliberately turned their gaze toward Trent.

You don't want strangers in your house because there are many valuable things there? Anyone with a basic understanding of comprehension should be able to understand what he means by that.

He was actually afraid that Su would steal his things?

This is the Su family, a billionaire family that's willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build a house. Would they steal from your house? What valuable things do you have that would make a billionaire like the Su family steal them?

Although Trent has a bit of an annoying temper, he's rich after all. It's only right to play along with him, enjoy the benefits he brings, and tolerate his temper. But this time he really went too far. His words were too childish and despicable.

Trent was used to it; after all, he had always been one of the richest people in his small group, so he couldn't help but feel a sense of superiority. But as soon as he finished speaking, seeing his friends' reactions, he realized he had made a foolish mistake.

This statement is fine to say to friends or others, but to say it to the Su family is a bit of a slap in the face, and a forced one at that!

"You're afraid I'll steal from your house? Simple, that's easy to solve." Madam Su chuckled and handed him her phone: "Call your father."

"What, what do you mean?" Trent was bewildered.

Su smiled without saying a word, simply looking at him.

The oppressive silence made Trent feel uneasy, but he couldn't refuse. He took the phone, dialed his father's number, and then returned the phone to Sue.

Ms. Su took the phone, and a few seconds later, the call connected.

“I am Su, have you heard of me?” Su spoke directly, smiling at Trent, and continued, “That’s good. I heard you have a house near Crystal Lake in Los Angeles? Name your price.”

Trent's expression changed instantly, and Bree and the others were also surprised. Then they looked at Su with shining eyes.

The Su family actually wants to buy the house?

God!

That's so cool! That's what rich people are all about!

Trent opened his mouth several times as if to stop him, but he didn't dare to because he lacked the courage!

He tried to show off by talking about the house, but then the Su family, without any argument, directly called their boss to buy the house. You...you can't take a joke.

“That’s it. The faster the cooperation, the better.” Mr. Su raised an eyebrow and hung up the phone. He and Trent’s father had indeed had a pleasant working relationship when it came to slapping Trent in the face.

"I thought the house we'd be using for vacation would be really nice, but your father only asked for five million. I haven't bought a house this cheap in a long time." Mrs. Su put away her phone, a hint of disappointment on her face.

This show-off is a bit too deliberate.

But the effect was excellent. After all, five million was a lot for them, or for a house in this area. Besides, Trent had been showing off with this house, but his prized possession was only worth a mere five million at the Su family's place—such a cheap house…

This... is a real slap in the face!

Afraid I'll steal from your house? Haha, I'll buy your whole house!

"I heard that Crystal Lake here has a nice environment, so I came here alone to relax. It's fate that we met. Do you want to come with me?" Su asked Bree and the others with a smile.