Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Elsa was furious, and Simon was blinded by love when they first got together. But now he has shown his true self. Keira cleaned up the garden as she said, “Don’t be overdoing it! Their house is richer than ours! But I’m not happy about their attitude now.” The amount that they wanted to give was too little in a rich man’s world. So what if they have a bungalow as their new house? It doesn’t solely belong to Elsa; it’s under Simon too. They were still satisfied with the amount Simon paid for the wedding gown and the accessories, but Simon spent all of his savings. “Simon does not have any savings now, so you won’t benefit if you’re married.” Keira then said, “The Pierce family is so stingy; they don’t care about their son’s happiness!”

They came up with an idea at last. “When they’re here to get you on your wedding day, I’ll ask him to give me ten million dollars. Or else I won’t let you go.” Elsa nodded and replied, “Is it too much?” Keira replied, “No! So what if Simon doesn’t have savings now? I’m sure he can afford it. We’re not greedy, but testing his sincerity!”

Keira then said, “And then you should force him to buy a car for you that day; if he doesn’t, you’ll threaten him to cancel the wedding.” She continued to say, “But you have to look at the timing because all the guests will be waiting by then.” By then, it would be too late for the Pierce family to call it off; they could not possibly find a new bride.

Elsa agreed to this plan. The sports car that she wanted was not that expensive; it only cost around 90 million dollars. It was only up to the Pierce family’s willingness to buy her. If they rejected her request, then her life after marrying Simon would not be good.

the fence, looking at Keira’s head. There was a malignant ghost there. Bellflower groaned, but the ghost merely glanced at it and ignored it. The ghost continued to take in Keira’s deathly

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out from the fence. “Maybe Bellflower went outside to play…” She played with Esper while she calculated the hexagram. Bellflower would be fine, and it would come back by itself. “Maybe it’s boring at home.” She said, “It’s okay, Bellflower will

not interested in an ordinary cat. Esper was not arrogant, but compared to the cats in the Gray Earth, Bellflower was ordinary. It is nothing to me. I’ll lock all the doors and windows. It’s the one that runs

downstairs, “Lilly,

have problems!” She carried Esper and ran downstairs. The harem spirit said to Esper, “You’re doomed without Bellflower here.” Esper just glanced at