Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 428 Reap What You Sow

Boris and his team picked the cat-catching equipment back up and approached Bellflower with a menacing smile.

Kelly was feeling really unwell and dizzy, so she just sat by the side.

“Boss, hurry up…. I’m really starting to get dizzy,” Kelly said.

The assistant said, “Don’t worry, we’ve caught so many cats. With our full set of tools, there’s no way any of them can escape!”

Their tools included a cat-catching net, mousetraps, and even a stun baton.

They would catch if they could, stun if they couldn’t. They didn’t care if the cat got injured in the process. -as long as it stayed alive and they could draw blood.

Bellflower coldly stared at the people surrounding her Her eyes had nothing but disdain.

As a cat with a talent for provoking others- wait no, scratch that… as an exceptionally intelligent cat, did they really think these things could catch her?

That said, Lilly was still nervously watching on from upstairs.

Seeing Bellflower surrounded, Lilly grew anxious, releasing all the ghosts from her jar of souls. When she noticed the unlucky ghost, she immediately tossed him out with no hesitation.

The unlucky ghost was confused.

Hold on a minute. Why am I always the one who has to work?

He was in the middle of playing Among Us with the harem spirit and the others inside the jar of souls.

Having been suddenly dragged out, he was a little taken aback for a moment, but soon caught on with the situation. Bellflower was being surrounded by four evil people holding cat-catching nets, stun batons, and even their own modified electric catch pole.

“Shit, are they trying to kill Bellflower with that gear?”

“Attack, unlucky ghost! Make them électrocute each other!”

The unlucky ghost was excited. This was way more fun than Among Us.

“Showtime!”

He immediately possessed the cat-catcher, who was holding the electric catch pole.

The cat-catcher had his eyes focused on Bellflower. Heurned on the switch on his catch pole and was about to lunge at Bellflower with it!

The catch pole was originally used to electrocute fish, but he modified it and fitted one end with a net, which conducted electricity from the other end.

Moreover, he increased the voltage so that it could instantly knock out a cat, and not just give it a minor shock like it originally did with fishes.

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Suddenly, he tripped!

“Ouch!”

down, tossing the

when he saw the catch pole coming his

prickling sound echoed forth,

an electrifying sensation, to say the least. Boris twitched as he collapsed on the ground. He

cat-catcher was anxious. He rushed to help Boris, Boss,

Bellflower suddenly jumped forward, causing

series of prickling

“AHH!”

was a little stupefied, wondering if she was hallucinating from the injury.

three of them were on

walked across the weeds and approached then carefully, gazing down at them

heart thump suddenly. He didn’t know why, but this cat gave him a bad feeling, as

swipes

deep scratches all over their faces, some of which reached below the skin. They were exasperated

upset

Boris

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bloodied state, he anxiously said, “Boss, why don’t we take you to the hospital?

that moment, Kelly started bleeding through her nose. As soon as she felt it, she got nervous, “Boss, can you send me to the

then collapsed

complete

in incredible pain. If this was any other time, he wouldn’t

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her nose, causing him to feel a

staff member of his workshop, he would have

her to

They all hurried off.

neck and said, “Phew. Okay, this is where our stream ends for today.

soon.”

“Give us a like! Give us a

having a great time

more fun than watching evildoers get

that. They didn’t even get a chance to say anything on the chat before Blake cut

we just going to let them go

evildoers got their punishment and were reaping what they sowed, she still felt they should catch them. Otherwise, they would

Lilly’s head

bad guys don’t always get the punishment

the reason why hell

cruelty was hard to control from a legal perspective. At best, they could only rebuke based on

them a hard lesson,

Boris was certainly not