Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 415 Acts of Kindness, Embracing the Present

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As the ambulance pulled away, taking Parker to safety. Lilly turned her attention to Madam Fowler. The bad aura that had plagued her seemed to dissipate under Lilly’s touch as if a heavy burden had been lifted.

Parker had to be saved. After all, the God of Battle couldn’t bear the weight of tarnish on his name because of a mere lackey like Parker. He didn’t deserve it.

Pablo lifted his hand, twirling a strand of aura between his fingertips, sensing its essence. “Look at her swollen eyelids, on the verge of tears,” he observed. “And this aura carries a faint familiarity. Perhaps the entity that clung to her before was a crying spirit.”

Those crying spirits were cunning, always slipping away whether it was their encounter or that of Chris.

Once again, they had failed to capture them!

Lilly, ever optimistic, turned the tables to offer comfort. “It’s alright, Master. I believe we’ll catch her next

time!”

Pablo suddenly fell silent.

If even Little Hades spoke of ‘next time,” then surely the next time would guarantee success.

Lilly, in her unwavering enthusiasm, sought to soothe Auntie Fowler once more. “Auntie Fowler, don’t worry. Look, I have a powerful fertility spell right here. It’s incredibly effective. Would you be interested?”

Blake, Grace, and Pablo remained silent, their minds filled with confusion.

Madam Fowler froze for a moment, but then Lilly’s sincere yet childlike demeanor broke the tension, coaxing a genuine smile from her. Nodding, she replied. “Sure, how much does it cost?”

Madam Fowler didn’t even bother questioning the effectiveness of the spell. At least Lilly’s presence today provided some relief for her. She had a feeling that her time was running short, and every moment counted.

So she didn’t inquire about the spell’s efficacy. Even if it cost a billion, she was willing to pay-money was the least of her concerns.

In the end, she would set aside some money for herself just enough to cover her meals and donate the rest. It would save the Ferguson family from their constant scheming. It was about time she took matters. into her own hands.

A sense of relief washed over Madam Fowler.

When Lilly held up a finger, Madam Fowler chuckled,A billion, huh? Alright then!”

“Come on, give Auntie the account details.”

This time it was Lilly who was taken aback.

said ten

was an unimaginable sum of money truly,

couldn’t ask

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dad told us not to be bad

Anthony, and Lilly had drawn the spell on it. Anthony assured her that the

fifty cents, and selling it for a hundred thousand would already be

of her conscience!

it came to money, Lilly had clear

details, she transferred a billion and advised Lilly to

her toy phone with

made money-exactly one hundred

to replace five door locks if needed.

have an incredibly potent remedy…” Lilly noticed Blake giving her a glance, so she quickly changed her words. “It’s a remedy passed down from my grandmother. It’s incredibly powerful! It can cure

grandmother can even do aerobics now. write it down

knew Lilly’s true identity and was aware that Old Mrs. Crawford’s

with joy and gratitude, she exclaimed, “Thank

she still has a

covered her mouth, tears streaming down her face

floated nearby, arms

one cannot offset their misdeeds

consequences of their actions would always find a way

approached Chris and requested to

had been lost due to the experiments involving life swapping… No matter what, she couldn’t

world… good deeds and bad deeds cannot be balanced

of good and bad

degree. In the Palace of the Ruler of Heil, each had its

in the present, held its own truth. A life without wrongdoings would at

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the consequences of those deeds fell upon oneself or future

character of Madam

indeed improved to some extent. Two years later,

long. She passed away when her child was

sake of her child, she made the difficult decision to sell the villa filled with memories. She moved to a place unknown to others and found a kind-hearted family without

naive. So, she gave