Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Violet, now fully conscious, found herself instantly facing the accusations of everyone in the room. David even dared to call her shameless, while Lawrence stared at her sternly. But what hurt her the most were Anthony’s words…

Violet quickly explained to Anthony, “Mr. Anthony, that’s not what I meant. I-I wasn’t trying to slander Mrs. Crawford…”

She tried to explain, but was suddenly interrupted by Lisa’s excited shout, “Get out!”

The room fell silent.

Anthony and Gilbert remained silent, knowing what Lisa was about to do.

David and Lawrence, on the other hand, assumed Lisa was also drunk and remained silent.

Then, to everyone’s surprise, Lisa reached out, grabbed Violet, and threw her out of the room.

Bang!

After tossing Violet out, Lisa sneered, closed the door, and locked it.

Silence filled the room.

David watched in astonishment! Mrs. Crawford had such strength?! She could lift Violet effortlessly? She looked so delicate!

Gilbert commented, “Lisa is being conservative today; usually, she lifts them with both hands.”

Anthony nodded, “Hmm… not bad, she knows how to pick her moments.”

Lilly, absentmindedly munching on her snacks, added, “Munch munch… Huh? Is the fight over? Munch munch…”

Outside the door, Violet couldn’t believe it. She was too shocked to even move for a good five seconds, maintaining her awkward landing position. It took her a while to regain her composure…

waitstaff and passing guests stared at Violet with

Violet was sprawled on the ground in a tangled mess, her well-fitted pencil skirt hiked

guessed… She looked so proper on the surface, but who knew

not a decent woman at a glance… Hey, you, with wandering eyes! Need some glasses? Or do you enjoy

and then got thrown

angry, quickly stood up, straightened her skirt,

been thrown out?

she ever been so humiliated? She rushed to the door handle of the private room in a fit of

was

looks from the people around her became even

fell backward.

awkwardly but without

self-reproach, “I should have disciplined her.

slightly, “It’s not

says punishing oneself for someone else’s mistakes is unnecessary! And my granny says that if

moved, seeing how much the

she was innocent and adorable, seemingly oblivious to the

enduring bullying with

gained knowledge and seemed to have experienced the hardships of

child have experienced such

shook his head, dismissing the unrealistic thoughts from his

head and said kindly, “Lilly, grow up well. After falling ill, I realized

it, but I discovered it wasn’t like that at all. All those great painters,

chuckled, becoming more

me when you have time!” Lawrence got into the car that came to pick him up and bid farewell

worry, after school, I’ll come and find you, Master