Spoiled by Eight Uncles

Yena’s face went pale, frozen in fear, unable to move.

The female ghost in the red veil slowly approached her placing her hands on Yena’s shoulders.

A chilling sensation ran through Yena’s body, making it difficult for her to breathe.

Is this the end? Am I going to die?

Tears welled up in Yena’s frightened eyes.

“Look, see?” the female ghost whispered, gripping Yena’s hand and pressing it against the mirror.

Unconsciously, Yena followed the ghost’s guidance.

In the mirror, a man dressed in black was anxiously searching for a child, and the child’s face in the photo was none other than Yena’s!

“Uncle Anthony is looking for me…?” Yena’s voice sounded confused, her expression blank.

“Yes…” replied the woman behind her.

The image in the mirror continued to play, with the man searching with the photo in hand. “This is my niece… she’s very important to me. I need all of you to find her for me!”

All the bodyguards were dispatched to search for her…

Yena stared vacantly for a while, her eyes gradually losing focus.

At that moment, someone switched her photo with Lilly’s, and one of the bodyguards brought Lilly to Crawford Mansion.

The reflection of Lilly in the mirror displayed a contemptuous and arrogant smile, provoking a surge of anger within Yena!

Her uncle was searching for her, and Lilly shamelessly stole her place!

With a surge of rage, the mirror suddenly darkened. After a while, the Crawford Mansion appeared once again before Yena’s eyes.

The massive and unsightly stone in front of the main building vanished, replaced by sunflowers, her favorite flowers blooming proudly by the entrance.

Yena stood there, captivated by the enchanting scene unfolding before her eyes. There was a little girl in the mirror, wearing a pink princess dress and clutching a bouquet, walking towards the mansion on the cobblestone road. The maids and bodyguards lining the sides bowed respectfully, greeting her warmly, “Hello, Miss Yena!”

Yena’s eyes widened in disbelief. The little girl in the mirror was herself?!

Yena entered the manor, where Bettany welcomed her, “Yena you’re home, are you hungry? I’ll make

who had treated her with disdain earlier, now embraced her tenderly and instructed the Crawford family servants to bring in a feast. Servants streamed in from outside, filling the long dining table with a plethora of

so, I prepared all of them for you,” Bettany said, taking Yena’s

can eat whatever you want, and we’ll throw

good to waste. Let’s give it to the beggars and the

her, “You’re so kind,

tall, handsome man dressed in a knight’s uniform descended the

Blake!” Yena exclaimed

said, “Yena, let’s eat quickly. After you’re full, I’ll take you to

eye, the scene shifted, and they found themselves in

this amusement park for you. Do you like it?” Blake gently caressed her head. “It’s your very own amusement park. You can

brimmed with happiness. As she stepped into the amusement park, she beheld the dazzling lights of the carousel and the dreamlike

Everything belonged to her!

only did Blake play with her, but the amusement park resounded with their

was adored by everyone, like a cherished little princess who captured the hearts of the world. She was showered

longer bullied her. Instead, she spent her days doing household chores and humbly addressing her

the mirror, completely forgetting about the female ghost lurking

female ghost’s fingers gradually extended,

shifted, and Lilly appeared before her with a menacing expression. She

the mirror, Yena fell to the ground, and while Blake

things belong to me! Even if they were originally hers, they must

beloved little princess of the Crawford family and her uncle, but she was snatched away

everyone’s attention was shifted away from her, Lilly locked Yena up, strangled

“Please, let me go…”

experienced excruciating pain and cried

you challenge me? I’ve taken everything away from you. What

of shattering glass could

her dream with tears streaming down her face. She could not make

desk in front of her and her princess book on

even her bed being pitifully tiny. Not a single item in her

he would always emphasize how expensive her sister’s belongings were when he bought them and told her not

her mind still reeling from the events she witnessed

was overwhelming, and she could not accept