The Director of Music Department

On the big screen, in Malcolm's home, Malcolm's desk in the study is full of books.

Malcolm is reading a very thick reference book. The circled place in the book reads: "The scars on the arms and legs may be the result of self-harm."

At this moment, there was a knock on the door, and Malcolm frowned.

There was the sound of Anna opening the door.

Anna's voice came over. She seemed to be flirting with others: "Have you not seen me enough in the store?"

Malcolm stood up immediately, trying to hear more clearly.

At this time, he heard a man say: "I'm going to the flea market of the Armesians. I would like to invite you to teach me to pick goods."

Then Anna replied: "I don't want to deal with the Armesians today. They don't allow others to swear or spit."

Malcolm couldn't help smiling.

Then I heard the man say: "I think you might be willing to go for a walk. You've been a little depressed recently."

Malcolm looked unhappy. Of course, a man would not be happy. After all, it was his wife. Even if the two of them seemed to have a conflict, it was also a matter for the couple. He naturally does not want to see his wife hooked up by other men.

Just listen to Anna replied: "I'm fine."

The man said again, "Can I bring things to you when I come back? It won't be troublesome."

Malcolm shook his head.

Anna's voice also came at this time: "No, I can wait to watch it when I go to work."

The man seemed a little depressed, but he still said, "Okay, it's okay. Then I'll go and talk about it later."

Malcolm walked to the narrow basement window and looked out.

Seeing a very attractive, twenty-seven-year-old man standing on the street, the young man hesitated for a while, then got into the car with a little disappointment.

Malcolm seemed to be saying to the man: "Stunky boy, go away."

In fact, many viewers who watched this scene frowned and couldn't help but laugh.

It can be said that if it is changed to a country of China, then if such a thing happens, it will definitely trigger a war.

But on Lao Mei's side, Malcolm's reaction seemed nothing strange.

But, still the question, why did Malcolm and Anna come to this point?

Although in the U.S. a person is not married and divorced several times throughout his life, after all, at the beginning of the article, Anna and Malcolm are so affectionate, and what happened in the middle does not seem to be the reason why the relationship between the two has become cold. What the **** is that?

Anna even treated Malcolm with cold violence.

However, the plot of the movie left the audience with no time to doubt, because they were immediately attracted by Cole's plot.

In the classroom, a teacher in his 40s, Stanley Cunningham. He asked a question on the blackboard: "Can anyone tell me where was the capital of the United States from 1790 to 1800?"

Mr. Cunningham looked at the eight or nine-year-old students and asked again.

Cole put his chin on the desk, his big eyes flashed, looking at the classmates.

Cunningham saw that the students did not answer and gave a hint: "I will give you a hint. It is the city where you live."

All the students replied together: "Philadelphia."

Mr. Cunningham nodded with satisfaction: "Yes, Philadelphia is one of the oldest cities in the United States. Many people have stayed here all their lives. Almost every place here has a long history, including this school. And the campus. Can anyone tell me what this school was for a hundred years ago? Before you came to school, or even before I came to this school?"

At this moment Cole looked around and raised his hand.

Mr. Cunningham was very pleased with Cole's initiative to raise his hand to answer, and signaled Cole: "Cole, you said."

Kolpo said in an unbelievable way: "They hanged people here before."

Mr. Cunningham frowned: "No, where did you hear it?"

Kerr said: "They pulled the crying prisoners away, and bystanders spit at them."

Mr. Cunningham: "Cole, this used to be a court. Many laws were enacted and passed here. At that time, this was a lawyer and legislator."

Cole insisted: "They also hang prisoners."

Mr. Cunningham was a little crazy: "I don't know who told you that, they might just want to scare you."

The whole class headed by Tommy began to snicker.

But none of the audience in the theater laughed, but frowned deeply.

They can actually understand the teacher's madness, because Cole's answer shouldn't be something an eight or nine-year-old child can say.

But Cole still said. what is the problem?

Cole is really strange. There is no doubt about this. It can be said that every time Cole appears from the beginning of the movie to the present, it looks very strange.

The paintings, the words written, and the words spoken are all weird. Moreover, it makes people hard to touch their heads, but they feel terrible.

What happened to him?

The story seems to be getting more and more curious over the months.

On the big screen.

Cole glanced around and found that all the classmates were staring at him, and the teacher was staring at him.

Cole said, "I don't like people looking at me like this."

Mr. Cunningham was a little puzzled: "How do you look at you?"

Cole was a little scared, and a little excited, yelling loudly: "Don't look."

Mr. Cunningham saw the hurt look on Cole's face, immediately stopped smiling, got up and walked towards Cole: "I don't know what to look at..."

But Cole's emotions seemed even more agitated: "You are stuttering Stanley!"

Mr. Cunningham was stunned, and the whole class was stunned.

Mr. Cunningham looked suspicious: "What?"

Cole said quickly: "You stammered when you were in school, and you still did that until high school!"

The whole class was shocked. Mr. Cunningham looked surprised, and at the same time he involuntarily walked towards Cole: "What?"

But Cole continued: "Don't look at people this way, it will make them uncomfortable."

Mr. Cunningham approached Cole: "How are you..."

"Stop looking at me." Cole blindfolded his hands.

"Yes...who told you?" Mr. Cunningham began to stammer.

Cole yelled with blindfolded eyes: "Stutter Stanley! Stutter Stanley!"

Mr. Cunningham became more stammer standing next to Cole: "Don't... stop talking!"

Cole continued: "Stutter Stanley! Stutter Stanley!"

Mr. Cunningham stammered even harder: "Don't...don't...don't say it!"

Cole: "Stutter..."

"Stop...Shut up!" Mr. Cunningham punched Cole's desk: "You weird... freak!"

Cole opened his blindfolded hands and saw that the teacher's face was red.

The children froze.

At this moment, the audience also froze.

In fact, everyone had guessed a bit before, but at this moment, they are more sure of their own guesses.

Who can tell Cole these things?

How did he know that Stanley stammered before?

He hadn't been born at that time, and obviously he said don't look at me like that. He was talking about someone else, not Stanley, who told him that Stanley had stammered!

And who is that "person"?

It goes without saying!

Everything seems to be revealed. Why does Cole call himself a freak? It turns out that he can see ghosts in his eyes!