Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

The luxury of the Crawford family overwhelmed the elderly woman, causing her to have trouble sleeping for three consecutive nights.

Every time Margaret bought groceries, the elderly woman felt jealous.

On this particular day, Lilly went downstairs with Bettany and Hugh for her orientation at kindergarten.

She had transferred from another school for quite some time and had not enrolled in there due to various reasons.

While passing by the playground, Lilly suddenly halted.

“Grandma, I want to play there,” Lilly pointed towards the children’s paradise, adding, “I’ll play for five minutes.”

Bettany kindly responded, “Go ahead!”

Blake had just gone downstairs and was waiting in the car, so waiting an extra five minutes was not a problem. Bettany sent a message to Blake to inform him.

During Lilly’s stay at Stephen’s house, she rarely had the opportunity to go out. Stephen did not like her, and her “grandparents” felt embarrassed to take her out.

After returning to Crawford Mansion, which was a large manor, they would usually go out by car, and there was no playground in the community.

Lilly joyfully climbed, slid down the slide, and played on the swing… she had a wonderful time.

Bettany initially watched with a smile, but then could not help feeling a bit sorrowful.

Under normal circumstances, their Lilly should have been an ordinary, carefree child…

Lost in her thoughts, Lilly ran over and happily exclaimed, “Grandma, I’m done playing, let’s go!”

Bettany snapped back to reality and checked the time—it had been five minutes.

It was heart-wrenchingly bittersweet.

Hugh followed at a leisurely pace, devoid of any hint of sadness—just

do you still want to visit Saffron

the amusement park that Anthony had constructed for Lilly. She had only been there once as she was too busy to visit that place

nodded, “Yes, I’d love to go

the midst of their conversation, she suddenly remembered her promise to visit

get in touch with him

in an “I’m Not Hungry”

on the other side before returning

her here!” the man exclaimed to himself in

owner who operated at the entrance of the stone gambling field. He had a confrontational encounter with Lilly, acted inappropriately, and was subsequently beaten up

Master Ernest,

could successfully kidnap her if

a trace. After getting his

still exhibited signs of life, it appeared akin

believed that Blake was responsible for the fortune teller’s death. Consumed by fear, he embarked on an overnight

he met Lilly despite travelling

He did not dare to provoke the Crawford family, let alone attempt to kidnap the

had no intentions of messing with this

thoughts, he heard an old woman standing nearby clear her throat, causing the man to take a few

thought they were wealthy. This child seems like she has never experienced the real world. She’s dazzled by a simple

point of living in such a luxurious apartment? They’re different from

“She’s never seen the world because she used to live in a mansion and played in high-end amusement parks.

his comment and

old woman stood up and chased after him,

walked away briskly, leaving the old woman with

mansion, but now they’re bankrupt and have come to this small

Ha!

old woman’s gloomy