Stories For Hungry Ghost Festival: The 'uncle' who could not be seen


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My son was three years old when we decided to move to Seremban from Kuala Lumpur. The reason being that my husband was working in Port Dickson and would be able to see us every day. If my son and I remained in Kuala Lumpur, he would visit us only on weekends.

The house we rented was a corner lot, single-storey, terrace house. The house had been unoccupied for four years. For a few months, we lived there without any disturbance.

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