Spoiled by Eight Uncles Summary pdf

At the Shaw family’s residence, Colton packed his belongings while Melody stood nearby, arms folded, wearing a frown. She asked, “Do you have to go?”

After finally being transferred back to Alfornada and finding stability, Colton was now being sent to Malie City.

It was said that they would undergo long-term training stationed there.

Colton lifted his head, his voice unusually gentle as he replied, “Are you gonna miss me?”

Melody paused, then sneered, “Don’t try to sugarcoat it.”

A hint of helplessness flickered in Colton’s eyes, but he remained silent.

This version of Colton was as gentle as a cloud.

In his eyes, there was only the nation, its people, the safety of the country, the frontline battlefield, comrades-in-arms, team meetings…

His time was always dedicated to others, except for her and Ivan.

Ivan had grown up without Colton ever taking him to school, and he was absent when their child had a high fever and fell ill.

The only time he made an appearance was when Ivan was kidnapped and remained missing for a few days before finally causing him to “be aware.”

It was during that time that he stayed with Ivan for a few days.

Melody could not help but feel disappointed.

Others praised him for his respect and dedication.

But as a family member, only she knew how sorrowful it felt.

Initially, this would not have been an issue as she was someone who understood the importance of duty.

However, there was a female officer on his team who worked closely with him, and he often interacted with her. Melody could not help but feel uneasy about it.

After Melody mentioned her concerns, Colton simply stated that he had nothing to do with the other woman and provided no further explanation. Another year passed in their busy lives.

Melody, like any wife would be, grew increasingly frustrated. She turned around with a displeased expression and left the room.

Colton paused in his packing, a frown on his face. What did he say wrong this time? Did she want to accompany him?

The thought of Blake taking Lilly to Malie City made him reconsider. Perhaps it was not ideal to be separated from his family for an extended period.

Realizing why Melody was upset, Colton called out to her, “Wait.”

stopped, expecting him to say

said was, “You and Ivan should pack your things

Melody was left speechless.

the Shaw family, so we can leave

agreement. He nodded and said, “I’ll take care of Ivan’s school transfer procedures. Drake happens to be in the same class,

even three to five years. While it might be slightly troublesome to transfer schools, it was not a big

to being here! You can’t just decide on your own and

with his schoolbag on his back and calmly said, “I

he was not particularly clingy toward

to see his parents arguing. With his father absent and his mother often sulking, he thought it

his room and started packing his luggage without any further

was left dumbfounded. Other people’s sons were

the end, Ivan’s family embarked on the

on the plane, Colton suddenly opened his eyes and asked, “By the

Ivan responded simply, “Yeah.”

did not elaborate and simply hummed, indicating that he did not want to discuss

interesting for father-son communication and decided not to press the matter. He nodded and said,

also uttered a simple “hmm” and refrained

other

eyes slightly darkened. He calmly raised his hand and observed it. On

pattern was

gaze, Ivan turned his wrist to hide

observed Ivan through the glass

Colton’s, with cool and reserved eyes. He did not talk much and shared the same personality

and they had similar personalities. The only difference was that Drake sometimes acted a bit arrogant in front of Lilly, whereas Ivan always offered candy

fine. Since Drake already transferred to Malie City, it would be

…

Ivan and his brother were in the same class. After his brother moved to Malie City, Ivan would occasionally leave school

out that Ivan had also changed

happening to

anger, saying, “This

responded with a

Josh was disappointed

unfortunate kids gazed helplessly at the distant sky, watching the sunset, and wondered if their sister was already out of

to go home

of them, the children who were

…

two days and had grown accustomed to waiting for her

and the dismissal time varied—sometimes after four o’clock, other times