After My Soul Was Trapped for Three Years, the Truth Finally Rose From the Grave

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In the entertainment industry, she was the number one villainess, and even three years after her death the curses never stopped. To soothe his new lover Juliet Santana, James Gibson hires the reclusive priest Malcolm Bell to exorcise her spirit at the villa where she once lived. There the group finds walls smeared in blood, hundreds of scandalous photos, and a livestream that turns the rite into a spectacle.

Malcolm demands the coffin be opened and her bones broken and sealed, and James does not hesitate. Yet the grave yields no remains, only a face preserved in formalin and an unformed fetus, and a videotape labelled Mia's Memoirs begins to play. In it, a voice claims her kind older sister murdered her, that she was her sister's blood bag, and that James himself sent her to a mental hospital.

As Malcolm senses a Mother-Child Soul-Severing Hex, James laughs off the recording as an act. The truth lies buried beneath his feet, and the dead are no longer silent.