The Guangzhou Bride's Haunted Honeymoon Halls

The wedding was a grand affair, a spectacle of fireworks and traditional Chinese decor. Li Wei, with her vibrant red dress and a smile that could light up the room, was the epitome of joy. Her groom, a dashing businessman, was equally elated, his eyes sparkling with affection. They were set to embark on a honeymoon that would be the stuff of fairy tales, a journey through the romantic cities of the world.

But as the night of their wedding drew to a close, Li Wei found herself alone in the hotel room, the honeymoon suite, a luxurious cocoon of plush bedding and soft lighting. The door closed with a soft click, and she turned to see her groom standing in the doorway, his expression one of urgency.

"Li Wei, I have to tell you something," he whispered, his voice trembling. "There's something... strange about this place."

Li Wei's heart raced. "What do you mean?"

He stepped closer, his eyes darting around the room. "This hotel has a reputation. It's said that the honeymoon halls are haunted. The guests who stay here... they never leave."

Li Wei laughed, a nervous sound. "That's just a legend. We're not superstitious."

Her groom sighed, his hand reaching out to touch her. "I know, but... I've heard the stories. They say that the halls are filled with the spirits of couples who were never meant to be together."

Li Wei's laughter died in her throat. "You're scaring me."

"No, I'm not," he said, his voice growing serious. "I want to protect you. I want to make sure you're safe."

The hotel room was silent, save for the soft hum of the air conditioner. Li Wei's mind raced, the legend of the haunted halls weaving through her thoughts. She had never believed in ghosts, but the fear in her groom's eyes was real.

The next morning, as they prepared to leave for their honeymoon, Li Wei felt a chill run down her spine. She looked at her groom, his face pale and drawn. "Are you sure you're okay?"

He nodded, but the fear in his eyes was palpable. "I just want to make sure you're safe."

The honeymoon began with a visit to the famous Canton Tower, where they took in the breathtaking views of the city. Li Wei's heart was light, her spirits high. But as they made their way to the next destination, her groom's grip on her hand tightened.

They arrived at the honeymoon halls, a series of opulent rooms that were said to be the most haunted in Guangzhou. The manager greeted them with a knowing smile, his eyes lingering on Li Wei.

"Welcome to the honeymoon halls," he said, his voice tinged with a sinister edge. "We hope you enjoy your stay."

Li Wei shivered, her groom's hand squeezing hers. They checked into their room, a suite that was supposed to be the most luxurious in the hotel. But as they settled in, the room seemed to close in around them.

Li Wei's groom turned to her, his eyes wide with fear. "We should leave. Now."

Li Wei nodded, her heart pounding. "But why? What's happening?"

Her groom's eyes darted around the room, his voice barely above a whisper. "I don't know, but something is... wrong."

The hours passed, and the room seemed to grow colder. Li Wei's groom was the first to break the silence. "I think we should look for help."

Li Wei nodded, her voice trembling. "But where?"

Her groom's eyes narrowed, and he whispered, "I think we should go to the manager's office."

They made their way to the manager's office, the corridors echoing with their footsteps. When they arrived, the manager was sitting behind his desk, a smug smile on his face.

"Welcome back," he said, his eyes flicking to Li Wei. "I was beginning to worry about you."

Li Wei's groom stepped forward, his voice low and menacing. "We need to leave. Now."

The manager's smile faded, replaced by a look of shock. "But why? You're on your honeymoon."

Li Wei stepped forward, her voice steady. "We need to leave, and we need to leave now. There's something... strange happening here."

The manager's eyes widened, and he stood up, his face pale. "This is ridiculous. You can't just leave."

Li Wei's groom stepped closer, his voice growing louder. "We're leaving, and if you try to stop us, you'll regret it."

The manager's eyes flickered with a mix of fear and anger. "You won't get very far."

Li Wei's groom pulled out a small, ornate key from his pocket. "We're not leaving without our luggage."

The manager lunged for the key, but Li Wei's groom was too quick. He spun around, the key clattering to the floor. "Stay back!"

The manager reached for his phone, but Li Wei's groom was faster. He grabbed the phone, smashing it against the wall. "No calls for help."

The manager's eyes widened in shock, his face turning red with anger. "You won't get away with this!"

Li Wei's groom stepped closer, his voice a low growl. "We're leaving, and we're taking our luggage with us."

The manager lunged at Li Wei's groom, but he was too fast. He grabbed the manager by the throat, his fingers digging in. "You won't stop us."

Li Wei's heart raced, her eyes wide with fear. "Let go of him!"

The manager's eyes bulged, his face turning purple. "You'll pay for this!"

Li Wei's groom let go, the manager collapsing to the floor. "We're leaving."

Li Wei grabbed her luggage, her groom following closely behind. They made their way to the exit, the corridors echoing with their footsteps. When they reached the door, Li Wei turned to her groom, her eyes filled with tears.

"We made it," she whispered.

Her groom nodded, his eyes filled with relief. "We made it."

They stepped outside, the cool night air hitting them like a wave. They looked back at the hotel, the honeymoon halls a dark silhouette against the night sky. They turned and walked away, their hearts pounding with a mix of fear and relief.

As they walked, Li Wei's groom reached out and took her hand. "We're safe now."

Li Wei nodded, her eyes still filled with fear. "We're safe now."

They continued walking, the city lights growing brighter as they made their way to the car. They got in, and Li Wei's groom turned to her, his eyes filled with a mix of concern and affection.

"We'll never go back there," he said, his voice steady.

Li Wei nodded, her eyes filled with tears. "We'll never go back there."

They drove away from the hotel, the honeymoon halls a distant memory. They were safe now, and they were together. But the legend of the haunted halls would never be forgotten, and Li Wei knew that the spirits of the past would always watch over them.

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