Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 173 Lilly’s Mad

“Argh…”

The riverbank rang with cries and screams.

The sun set, and the garden was cool with a chilly breeze. Everyone was rigid with terror.

“What, what just happened?”

“Did I lose my mind?”

“Oh my God, forget about that! Save her, save her!”

Yet no one dared to go in anymore. The sight had been far too terrifying. If that blonde girl had really been a corpse… A corpse would have just dragged someone underwater. Who would dare go down there?

And if Blondie hadn’t been a corpse and a human being, that would mean intentional murder. She had waited for the woman to jump in… and then drag her underwater— absolutely no one was going to go down there!

Some of the people looked at Blake. Thank goodness he had stopped them, or they would have gotten into trouble along with the middle-aged man too.

Just then, the boat had just arrived.

The people on the boat could see better. One of the rescue team members, a young man, shouted, “We’ve found it! We found it…”

The team saw a struggling woman and what looked like a floating corpse, and prepared to go over and help.

A senior member called out, “Keep a close eye, Greg!”

The young rescue team member’s name was Greg. He was overwhelmed with emotion then, having finally found the dead girl’s body after searching for an entire day. The body was clad in clothes that matched the description of the girl who had drowned too…

The next second, he saw the corpse get up and drag the struggling lady underwater.!

“F*ck me!” Greg cried out in terror.

He could clearly see that it was a corpse floating. He had fished up a good number of dead bodies, and knew one when he saw one.

Corpses could drag people underwater?!

Just then, Greg felt as if his head was going to explode. Every hair on his body was upright.

“C-c-captain!” he cried out.

The captain walked over with a rope in his hands, moving quickly as he spoke. “Why are you acting as if you’ve seen a ghost? Get them!”

they go? I just turned around for

coming from the opposite direction. The tools needed to haul a dead body and a live one

fished out of the water. Everyone saw the dead body give a massive twitch, and thought

Greg’s eyes widened. “C-c-c-captain!”

too. “I saw, I saw. Keep

first pulled up, and the rescue team got

of water in no time, returning to her senses

scramble to her feet as she

“Quick, save my daughter!”

down. “Your daughter’s been pulled ashore. We

woman was startled. “What… what

that mean that

girls had been rescued, why had

to believe

mumbling to herself, “I don’t believe you! You’ve got the wrong body! I just saw my Jane, I’m going to

made a move to jump into the water

did not know what to say, but this was not the first

for a rescue team for years. Before seeing the body, family members would

down and refuse to believe it, some of them

turned to look at the corpse covered in a blue tarp. The tarp was lifted,

ground, thrashing around and throwing kick after

here? Why’d you only find my daughter now? Shouldn’t it be easy to fish out a dead body? You’re all bloody useless, scooping around for a whole day for this to happen! You’re the reason

dead! All of you should

and screamed. Greg’s

rescue team member, the joy of rescuing someone alive was barely enough to soothe over the heaviness that came from pulling up a dead body. It

in him when he first entered the rescue team was slowly fading, turning into

really a point

and curse as they

by the riverbank. Rumor was it that they had pulled both people

continued to scream her head off. Lilly was only four, but

she cried out loud all of a sudden. “You’re the useless one! You’re the most useless! All you do is cause trouble, and you don’t listen when people tell

so mad that she had used a word she had learnt from television.

real pain. It was tragic that

else nodded in

right. It’s not easy to be a rescue team member! They’re not making a cent off you doing this. What

they wrong for

fault here, as the mother! Couldn’t you have watched your own daughter? All you know to do

did their best to mediate. “Alright, alright, that’s