Spoiled by Eight Uncles

That weekend at the Stonethorn Wetland Park.

Stonethorn Wetland Park was located on the outskirts of Shercaster City and roughly took a five-hour drive, but the Crawfords decided to fly there by helicopter, shortening their travel time to an hour.

The wetland park overlooked a lush forest landscape. Their chosen campsite was the meadow right by the turquoise lake.

“Wow! It’s so pretty!” Lilly marveled.

Polly was perched on her shoulder and shrieking, “Wowow! So pretty!”

Hugh and Anthony were greatly amused.

Bettany watched all eight of her sons pitching tents and fetching water. It was an inexplicably warm and beautiful sight.

She couldn’t help sighing. If it weren’t for Lilly’s return, the Crawfords might never have been able to reunite.

She smiled contentedly at Lilly from her wheelchair.

Lilly was chasing after a butterfly with the parrot following close behind her on its feet and squawking.

Hannah wasn’t quite willing to follow along at first, but her laughter grew louder the longer she chased after Lilly. Their laughter reverberated throughout the grassy plains.

Lilly suddenly ran back with a purple clover in her hand.

“For you, Grandma! It’s a flower that grants wishes!”

Drake and Josh, the two little boys weren’t very close to Lilly and Hannah. Zachary, meanwhile, was slacking off on the air mattress with his legs crossed and scoffed. “Childish.”

Edward and Liam, meanwhile, were putting down the tent stakes. Said stakes were hard to hold despite having been already inserted into the ground.

“Where’s my hammer?” Edward asked.

Liam was taken aback. “You’re probably the only person I’ve met who carries a toolbox around for a camping trip.”

That was when Lilly darted over with a toolbox. “Hammers are right here!”

Edward’s toolbox was far from small. It was half the girl’s size.

The child was desperately trying to keep the toolbox high in the air to not drag it across the ground.

Her actions seemed strenuous, but she remained highly energetic.

Edward was quick to speak up. “Give it to me. I can do it myself.”

waved him off. “It’s okay. I

toolbox and her eyes

you think? My set of

vigorously. “Yeah!

happy to hear. “Do

bobbed her head up and down.

who stood a short distance away, twitched. My adorable niece

petite

didn’t hesitate

had long since picked up a mallet and asked,

frank Liam answered her, “Here. Just hammer down

“Okay!”

child swung down the mallet far thicker than her arm. The stake was hammered halfway into the ground with a

“Bash! Bash!”

shouted as she struck

was quick on her feet, speeding from one end to the

four corners of the tent were quickly hammered firmly into the ground

greatly amused

the hammer, a car drove up and stopped in

alighted from the vehicle and exclaimed with pleasant surprise. “You’re

was quietly reading by the lake. Her

car in a very ladylike manner and spoke

mother was stopped before she could

manner, “There’s a lot of

means you’re

was left awkwardly hanging but smiled warmly when she found an open space a

in the same area anyway. It

chuckled, “I’ll set

looking at her and bounded over to Lilly. “What are you

a child five to six years of age yet her

a feeling

with

lake.

and pouted. “I don’t want

She then ran away.

shocked

so generously and wasn’t even on Lilly’s case for robbing her

What’s wrong with her?!

Hannah instead. “Why don’t you play with me instead? There are pine trees over there.

of

assumption that Hannah hated Lilly. Having Hannah

what she’s going to do