Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 1 Don’t Get Up Until You Apologize

Lambridge City, Promenade 1st Villa Area – the Hatcher Mansion.

Today was the Lantern festival. Colorful lights were decorated around the house, giving a touch of warmth to the cold atmosphere of the Hatcher family.

Suddenly, a scream echoed across the mansion.

“Ah-”

Followed by thudding, a large-bellied woman fell from the stairs!

Everyone was surprised and hurried toward her.

Stephen Hatcher, the president of Ador Hatcher Corporation, quickly asked, “Debbie, are you alright?”

The woman’s face turned pale when she saw fresh blood trickling down her legs. Horrified, she replied, “Stephen, it hurts… Our baby… Quickly, save our baby!”

The house’s madam, Paula Anderson, panicked and asked, “What happened?!”

Debbie looked toward the top of the stairs with tears in her eyes.

Everyone looked up and saw a girl, about three years old, standing at the top of the stairs. Upon seeing everyone’s gaze, she hugged the toy rabbit in her arms tightly in fear.

Richard Hatcher roared angrily, “Were you the one that pushed Debbie?!”

The little girl pouted. “It’s not me, and I didn’t…”

While crying, Debbie begged, “No… Dad, it’s not Lilly’s fault. She’s still young, and she didn’t mean it…”

Her words quickly reaffirmed that it was Lilly’s fault.

Stephen’s eyes darkened, and he immediately ordered, “Lock her in the attic! I’ll deal with her once I return!”

The other hurriedly sent Debbie to the hospital while the servants dragged Lilly upstairs.

Even when a shoe fell off, she kept a stubborn face and did not beg or cry for help.

No light or heat could reach the dark and cold attic. The windows squeaked as if a monster would appear at any moment…

Lilly hugged her stuffed bunny tightly and curled up in a corner.

It’s so cold…

The truth was she never pushed anyone, but no one believed her.

and the wind made their way into the attic through the window

entire day had

one even knew that Debbie had punished her the day before. She was already in a daze as she had yet to

ordered that she was not allowed to leave until

“Mommy…”

purple from the cold, and she was shivering. She could only close

mother had died from an illness

found another woman, and soon the woman

Lilly when others were present; otherwise, she would act like a demon punishing

thought as she squeezed her toy rabbit’s ears before

the door suddenly opened with a loud

he picked up the unconscious Lilly, dragging her down the stairs and throwing her outside into the

cold surface and struggled to open her

I’m hungry…” She

“You killed Debbie’s unborn child, and the first thing you’re telling me is that you’re hungry?! I can’t believe I have such

she could not speak

more Stephen looked at her, the angrier he became. Why is she still acting stubborn despite being at fault? You

is my fault as a parent that you’re behaving this way! Now that you’ve killed your unborn brother, who knows if you will start murdering people when you grow up? As your father, I must teach

up a broom

body with a thud, causing her to scream

it your

not me!” Lilly bit her lips and maintained

“Then are you saying your stepmother willingly fell down the stairs?! Why would she want to fall

but think back to what happened in the hospital. Debbie was bleeding heavily, and the doctor had declared her situation as critical twice, but even on

away. She was simply afraid that her baby brother

while scolding, “You’re still trying to deny

would get

that he did not even realize that his phone had fallen out of his pocket. When Lilly was

kneel until

he scolded her

facing a loophole for half a month and had yet to receive help resolving

from the stairs and lost their

could not help but vent it

had already been beaten to pieces. She tried to stand

that she was on the

I finally be able

that moment, she heard

is Gilbert Crawford, his phone number is