Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 21 Stephen and Debbie Begging for Forgiveness

Hugh stared at Winona coldly.

There was a hint of gentleness when he was speaking with Hannah but not anymore.

“Liam, take her back, so she can reflect on her mistakes.”

Hugh was already restraining himself. He didn’t reprimand Winona in front of everyone.

The other people didn’t know what he meant, except for Winona and Helen. Hugh probably wanted them to get a divorce.

Helen started to persuade Hugh, “Calm down. Winona only did that because she loved her daughter. It wasn’t on purpose. She is Hannah’s mother after all.” Helen was saying it with a smile, but she wasn’t happy either.

Winona was so embarrassed and stopped her mother. Then, she turned around and left. Helen followed behind her.

When they left the place, Helen started complaining again. “See? I told you they are biased. They are both children. How could they target their criticisms at Hannah? Hannah must be feeling aggrieved! They didn’t even scold Lilly. If this goes on, Hannah might be chased out of the family!”

Winona was annoyed. She said angrily, “Mom, stop talking. Just leave!”

Helen left while mumbling to herself.

Winona walked alone while wiping away her tears. She thought she didn’t do anything wrong, and that it was the Crawford family who was biased.

Winona was trying to suppress her grief, but she saw two people outside the mansion. A security guard wanted to look for the butler and walked past her. Winona stopped him immediately and asked, “What’s going on?”

The security guard replied, “There are two people outside claiming to be Lilly’s parents… I’m about to tell the butler.”

Winona was shocked. She was wondering whether it was Lilly’s biological father. She heard about the Hatcher family from South City. After Lilly caused her stepmom’s miscarriage, her biological father, Stephen, got angry and beat Lilly. The Crawford family bankrupted him immediately after that.

An idea flashed across Winona’s mind. She wanted everyone to know what kind of person Lilly was. A person who despised the poor since she followed her uncles and abandoned her own grandparents and biological father.
Hugh stared at Winona coldly.

There was a hint of gentleness when he was speaking with Hannah but not anymore.

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Crewford Mension. They were the sociel elites in South City but stepping into the luxurious

luxurious. You ere Lilly’s biologicel fether. She couldn’t ignore you

if the Crewford femily is willing to help you. Perheps you

to the fire. She seid, “If the Crewford femily is going to be unreesoneble, we will get Lilly’s custody. They might only be her grendperents, but we ere her

leverege. His problems could be eesily solved with e word from the Crewford femily. He might even be eble to meke e comebeck. He figured

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kindly, “Lilly,

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Mommy. I hope Grendme cen be heelthy,

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Crawford, are you sure I shouldn’t inform Old Mr.

said, “Am I

the children were the ones who stayed in Crawford Mansion. The other people didn’t come back as often. To some extent, she could

Crawford Mansion. They were the social elites in South City

is so luxurious. You are Lilly’s

family is

fire. She said, “If the Crawford family is going to be unreasonable, we will get Lilly’s custody. They might only be her grandparents, but we are her

He would not leave no matter what. As Lilly’s biological father, he would use it as leverage. His problems could be easily solved with a word from

around her was smiling and wishing her a happy birthday. Lilly

said kindly, “Lilly, make a

hands together and closed

can still see Mommy. I hope Grandma can be healthy, so

her uncles except

carried her and said with a smile, “It’s time to

blew as hard as she could, but she