Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Yena tried her best to be on Blake’s side. He glanced at her; she was dressing cutely like Lilly, and she even tried to speak like her. “Get out now!” He snorted. “Uncle Blake…” She was saddened, and she put down her hands, which were holding the lunch box. She lowered her head, and tears were filling her eyes. She was not putting on a show; indeed, she was scared of Blake. She felt that she was wronged; Lilly’s uncles all treated her well, and she thought her uncle would be good to her just like them.

But she would not give up. Her father treated her better knowing that she was seeing Blake nowadays. If Uncle Blake is good to me, I’m sure he’ll visit my house. No one will laugh at me and my mother anymore! Lilly is already dead, so it’s natural that Uncle Blake shifts his attention to me. The child who was always bullied would be more mature and even sly than the normal children. It was normal for siblings to fight for attention in a household. So, it was normal that someone like her who was being labeled as the “Mistress’s daughter” and who was being bullied by her elder sister grew up faster than usual. She might not know how to use techniques and so on, but she instinctively knew that she had to make Blake like her. She looked up and muttered, “Uncle Blake, you’re in a bad mood because you couldn’t find Lils, right? I can be here to accompany you.”

After all, she was just a kid; Blake could totally see through her. He glared at her, and he did not beat her in the end. He called for Arthur and ordered, “Listen to me; if she ever steps foot here in the future, break her legs!” Arthur nodded and answered, “Yes!” Blake was walking away, and he said, “Throw her out.” Arthur instantly carried Yena and walked outside. She was scared, and she cried, “Uncle… Please don’t hit me. I’m afraid He paused as he heard her words. I wonder where Little Miss is. Is she in a dark place and crying helplessly? Is she saying “I’m afraid”? Too? His heart hurts thinking about it. Yena saw the sympathy in his eyes, and she cried even louder and begged, “Uncle, please… I’m just here for Uncle Blake; please don’t throw me out.”

and she thought that her tailbone might be broken. She was agitated. Wasn’t he worried about me just now? Why did he throw me out? And he’s even crueler than Uncle Blake! A woman immediately got out of the car, seeing Yena being thrown. “Are you alright?” She was worried. “Your Uncle Blake is so cruel!” Yena hugged her and cried,

think her name was Bella. She was beaten up by the God of Battle and thrown to the dogs.” Yena was shaken to her core. The woman shook her head and replied, “That’s a totally different case. Bella is not related to the Crawford and MacNeil families at all, so she’s being unrealistic, wanting to substitute Jean’s place.” Ha, what a dumb

for Ms. Yena.” The woman interrupted his speech by saying, “It’s enough! Yena is different from the rest of them.” The woman was stubborn enough to think that Yena was different from them; she believed that Yena could succeed because she was Blake’s niece. Blake’s daughter is dead, and Yena is about her age; they even look somewhat similar. A man who loses his family is a lonely man, so he must be needing comfort at this moment. It may be hard to be