Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 419 Every Second to Annihilate Her

The veterinary clinic was the finest veterinary clinic in the neighborhood, and Blake had chosen it based on a quick search for the nearest one. To his surprise, it was bustling with people.

There were all sorts of pets, mostly cats and dogs, but also hamsters, parrots, and even rabbits and pigs…

Polly rested its head against the glass of its carrier, feeling like it had just stepped into a whole new world. It let out a little “wow,” mimicking the cute baby voice that was popular in short videos. “What’s this?!”

It stared at a small guinea pig cradled in its owner’s arms.

Lilly, busy attending to her duties, replied, “That’s a little piggy.”

Polly then fixated on a parrot that had been confined to a cage, its plumage shining as bright as it was

green.

“Hey buddy, are you a male or female?” Polly asked, remembering its previous mistake in flirting with the wrong bird.

But the parrot paid no attention, giving Polly the cold shoulder.

Lilly was accompanying Blake as they rushed their large wolfhound for emergency treatment and gastric lávage.

The father-daughter duo was undeniably striking, with Blake exuding tall, graceful charm and Lilly is a small, adorable bundle of softness. Their presence caught the attention of onlookers, who couldn’t help but turn their heads in admiration.

Seated in a chair outside the emergency room, Blake’s arm casually draped over the backrest, there was an air of protectiveness as if he was embracing Lilly in his arms.

His other hand rested on the head of the stray dog they had found.

The stray dog remained motionless, not daring to move.

It watched the constant stream of people with an expression of timidity and desolation in its

eyes.

Most of the dogs brought in for treatment were cradled by their owners, who wore expressions filled with compassion. These dogs were pampered and groomed, their fur clean and radiant.

It reminded the stray dog of its past, of being held in the arms of a loving owner.

But then, that owner had abandoned it, driving away to a place it didn’t recognize.

It had thought the owner was taking it out to play, so it happily scampered outside.

was already far away. It tried to chase after it, but no matter -how

it became lost, unable to find

must have forgotten that it hadn’t boarded the car and that

grew dim, and it shifted slightly, overcome by

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palm on the stray dog’s head, using it as a makeshift cushion, and calmly

obediently remained still, occasionally darting glances at Blake, then

girl craned her neck, starched the

towering above others even

of joy appeared in the girl’s eyes, and she hurriedly composed herself, assuming

are! How is the dog?

the emergency

been gently

coldly fixated on the girl. “What’s your

malevolence in Blake’s demeanor and couldn’t help

out a startled “Ah?” and then paused for a moment before

inside, she couldn’t

of the dog. Seizing the opportunity, she smoothly took a seat beside Blake and

ingesting something poisonous? Some people these days lack any sense

neighborhood who scattered meat bones laced with rat poison on the roadside, claiming that stray dogs

to herself, but when she turnell to face Blake, she found him

those people, how could they do such

to fix his gaze (lirectly on Kelly. “Where exactly did

wolfhound?”

excitement sent blood rushing to her brain, making it

replied, “It was in an alley off Lincook

that sometimes it was quicker to ask directly. despite the availability of search options. He opened his phone, and in no time, the screen transformed into a black background with green text, rapidly scrolling with data. As the screen brightened,

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expressionless as he watched

and asked, “By the way, I still don’t know

names!”

turned her gaze towards Lilly, wearing a friendly smile. “Little girl, what’s your name? Is this your

father’s aloofness… but being too sweet

T

Blake nor Lilly answered, Kelly didn’t feel awkward and shifted her attention to the stray dog beside her.

spoke, her hand extended with audacity, reaching out to