A Warrior Undefeatable novel Chapter 167

“If she became crazy after visiting the cemetery, a ghost has mostly likely possessed her. It's not a big problem,” said Jared calmly.

“If you can cure her, I'll inform my friend to bring his wife to you right now.”

Walter whipped out his phone happily and prepared to make a call.

However, Jared raised his hand and stopped Walter. He said, “We're not in a rush, Mr. Grange. It's better to see her at night. Can you give me their address? I'll visit them personally after work.”

“Thank you, Mr. Chance.” Walter thanked him profusely.

“It's just a simple gesture. I'm also troubling you by asking you to find the spiritual brush for me,” said Jared with a smile.

“Since you're helping each other, you don't have to stand on ceremonies. The food is getting cold.”

William interrupted their conversation. Otherwise, both of them would keep exchanging pleasantries to no end.

After eating, Josephine sent Jared back to the office.

“Jared, I'll pick you up at night and tag along with you. I've never witnessed a ghost possessing someone before!” Josephine said to Jared excitedly.

“Aren't you afraid?” Jared asked teasingly when he saw how excited she was.

“What's there to fear? You'll be there, right? I know that people with superb medical skills like you have ways to deal with ghosts. Some children would cry from fear, but they'll become better after the doctors recite a spell or two. There's no need for any injections or medicine,” Josephine said dismissively.

Jared smiled and did not say anything. Josephine might be scared out of her wits when she sees it with her own eyes later.

After Jared got out of the car, Josephine drove away. Meanwhile, Hilda was still standing beside the window. She had been waiting for Jared to return because she wanted to see who the woman was.

However, she still could not get a clear glimpse of the woman. All she saw was Jared getting out of the car with a bright smile.

When Jared returned to the sales department, he noticed that Hilda was in a bad mood. Hence, he asked, “What's wrong, Hilda?”

“Nothing.” Not sparing a single glance in his direction, Hilda forced a smile and left.