Crazy Rich NARC Asians - The Demon In Glass (Part 4)

Oompa Loompa's Warning

Song: Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa) by Jagwar Twin

Pan Pacific Hotel Conference Room

Yu Fang's eyes glazed over as she began daydreaming, the music in the background playing "Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa)" by Jagwar Twin.

The room around her became surreal, with Elliot, the newcomer who had joined their search for Karen, began singing out of the blue, his voice off-key but enthusiastic.

"When the moon hits the sky, I'm a little unwell... 'Cause the truth is a lie that nobody can tell...Every kid on the block talks in riddles and prose...
Then we dance 'til we drop, drop, drop..."

Yu Fang raised an eyebrow at him, observing his antics. He continued singing, "Everything's perfect here, and the sun is shining (Hey, hey!) Everything's perfect here, there's nobody crying!"

The rest of the family suddenly stopped their search and began singing, their voices harmonizing in a surreal chorus.

"Oompa Loompa, doompa-de-doo... I got a bad feeling 'bout you... Oompa Loompa, I don't know, dude... I got a bad feeling 'bout you!"

Raymond, Yu Fang's father, raised an eyebrow, as he sang, looking at Elliot.

Meng Qi, Karen's grandma, pointed a shaky finger at Elliot, her eyes twinkling with suspicion.

Richard, Karen's father, stood tall, his voice booming in the chorus.

Deborah, Karen's mother, sang with a hint of sadness in her voice.

Catherine, Nathan and Natalie's mother, harmonized with a worried expression.

Natalie, Nathan's twin sister, sang with a mischievous grin, her eyes sparkling with amusement.

Nathan, Karen's husband, sang with a deep frown, his eyes fixed on Elliot.

As they sang, they all pointed their fingers at Elliot, their voices growing louder, circling him.

"Bad feeling, bad feeling... I got a bad feeling 'bout you... Bad feeling, bad feeling... I got a bad feeling 'bout you!"

The scene was bizarre, with the family's accusations hanging in the air like a challenge. Elliot's smile faltered, his eyes darting around the room as he realized he was the target of their suspicions.

Yu Fang grinned mischievously as she sang with her family members, their voices harmonizing in a surreal chorus.

"Oompa Loompa, doompa-de-doo... I got a bad feeling 'bout you... Oompa Loompa, I don't know, dude... I got a bad feeling 'bout you!"

The room echoed with their accusations, fingers still pointed at Elliot.

"Bad feeling, bad feeling... I got a bad feeling 'bout you... Bad feeling, bad feeling... I got a bad feeling 'bout you!"

As they finished the song, an uncomfortable silence fell over the room. Elliot's smile had vanished, replaced by a sheepish expression.

He looked around at the accusing faces, his eyes finally settling on Yu Fang, who had a mischievous grin plastered on her face.

"It's true," he said, his voice barely above a whisper.