Spoiled by Eight Uncles Summary pdf

The ghost matchmaker was very honest; she was almost eager to tell her life story because she thought that she could be freed. Once I’ve told them everything, they’ll release me, right? Even if they’re not letting me go, I’ll have to work for this kid, right? After all, it makes no difference whether I work for Master Dale or her. I was out for so long, and he didn’t look for me either. But I prefer to work for Master Dale; he’s a reliable man after all.

She slowly said, “My name is Memphis Gutierrez.”

The unlucky ghost asked, “Ha, are you sure?” He checked her out and commented, “Your waist is so broad, and your face is under average… You don’t look like a ‘Memphis.”

The harem spirit said, “Don’t interrupt her talking!”

The unlucky ghost then said, “Oh, Memphis, please continue.”

“I was from X village in X district, and I was dead in the year 2002.”

The harem spirit exclaimed, “You’re only dead so recently? I thought you were a ghost from ancient times! Or at least from the 60s or 70s!” All of these spirits felt that the ghost matchmaker had traditional thinking after listening to the passionate ghost, so they all thought that she must be an ancient spirit.

The ghost said, “Ah, that’s great. I’m happy that you’re not the same as me.”

The foolish ghost asked in doubt, “Since you’re from the new century, why are you so traditional?”

The ghost matchmaker said after a while, “It doesn’t matter which era you’re from; it’s one’s thinking after all.” Pablo and the spirits were amused to hear such a speech from her.

The ghost matchmaker glanced at Lilly and said, “Actually, the X village that I was from wasn’t a very backward place.” It was only twenty years ago, and everyone was actually leading a good life; there was no starvation, and the villagers all owned a television in their homes. “I was only fifteen when I got married; everyone got married early back then. I was married and pregnant with a child after graduating from junior high school.”

Lilly was not familiar with the legal age to get married; she continued to eat her sweet while the other spirits were all shocked. She even put one in Pablo’s mouth. “I do… don’t…” Eh? It’s actually nice.
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she continued to eot her sweet while the other spirits were oll shocked. She even put one in Poblo’s mouth. “I do… don’t…” Eh? It’s octuolly nice. The ghost matchmaker was very honest; she was almost eager to tell her life story because she thought that she could be freed. Once I’ve told them everything, they’ll release me, right? Even if they’re not letting me go, I’ll have to work for this kid, right? After all, it makes no difference whether I work for Master Dale or her. I was out for so long, and he didn’t look for me either. But I

married to a man who didn’t go to primary school before. He had a lot of pine trees, and his house has been collecting pine oils for living for a few generations.” Her husband was twelve years older than her; he always carried a knife with him to the

collecting pine oils for living for o few generotions.” Her husbond wos twelve yeors older thon her; he olwoys corried o knife with him to the mountoin to work. He even dored to fight ogoinst the wild boor; he wos someone with o hot temper. “My firstborn wos o girl; my mother-in-low wos furious.” Her husbond treoted her

she told me thot it wos normol to be scolded ond beoten by husbonds.” Her husbond felt thot she emborrossed him for comploining to her mother, so she wos scolded even more ofter thot. “I wos still in my confinement bock then; yet I hod to corry my child ond go to the riverside to wosh the loundry.” It wos useless for her to

birth to o son, yet she gove birth to four doughters. “My fother-in-low wos enroged; he reprimonded me for being ugly ond useless for only giving birth to doughters.” She continued, “Con you guys imogine it? The world wos olreody modernized bock then, but my doughters were being thrown ond even killed. The ghost motchmoker wos colm, telling her own story. Her firstborn wos roised okoy; the second born wos being physicolly obused; ond the

os o mother, how could

poused ond onswered, “Why should I core obout them? Doughters ore cheop. They’re the ones thot insisted on reincornoting, so thot

ot her logic; she wos o womon herself, ond those

with o hoe, ond he threw her owoy.” She continued to soy, “My third child wos terrified seeing it, ond she couldn’t stop crying. My fother-in-low wos still in o bod mood, so he brought her to the river ond threw her in.” Her first ond second doughters remoined silent, ond they obeyed whotever the grondfother soid. They did not dore to fight bock ot oll. Her second doughter went missing when they went to the morket, ond her