Blake sat on the sofa, Lilly squatting in front of him to inspect his foot.

All that could be seen was the purple-green handprint on his ankle had only deepened, as if it was rotting.

Lilly took out the paper amulet and set it on fire. She then filled up half a bucket of water, scattering the ashes into the water and stirring everything together with the wooden sword.

She picked up Blake’s foot, submerging it into the bucket as she washed it with the amulet water. “O’ stinky foot, O’ Daddy’s stinky foot, it’s so stinky and stinks everywhere..”

Blake chuckled lightly.

His feet did not stink!

As the water splashed onto the purple-green handprint, Blake felt a slight stinging pain on his foot as the handprint on his ankle began to fade.

Within no time, the bucket of water had turned black.

“Whoa, this is a big one!” Lilly exclaimed. “You didn’t get pulled down, Dad! You’re awesome!”

Blake was speechless.

He did not know if his darling girl was praising him, or the demon that had tried to harm him.

Lilly headed for the bathroom with the bucket, pouring the water down the toilet. After flushing it down, she filled another half-bucket of water.

After repeating this twice, Blake’s foot finally went back to normal. Lilly took off the robe she was wearing, and tied it to his feet.

Blake took in the sight of his busy little bee. The kid meant serious business, diligent in washing his feet and wiping them dry with the robe.

A strange emotion rose in his chest— he was touched. He had never thought that he would have such a caring, kind daughter one day.

“All done!” Lilly clapped her hands. “You can’t take the robe off all night, Dad.”

Blake nodded, reaching out and hoisting Lilly into his lap. “Thank you, Lilly. That looked hard.”

Lilly hugged Blake’s neck, planting a slobbery kiss on his cheek. “Don’t worry about it!”

tone was soft, her eyes big and

bouncing up and down the bead before landing on

on, Daddy! Let’s lie down!”

chuckled to himself, getting up and

for a while, raising them into the

while, Blake turned around and saw that she had

over her, tapping her on the

topic online overnight, especially the middle-aged lady’s line, “I didn’t ask you to

the river to save them. The girl’s mom responded, “I didn’t ask you to save

cannot be found,

of them missing. Mother screams at rescuer, “Why didn’t you save my

all seemed to be angered by the situation, leaving a slew of angry comments cursing

comment section grew, boosting the incident’s popularity and putting it

gain popularity, saw this as a golden opportunity

the matter, criticizing the mother for her skewed values. And

talking about this. He was

been higher compared to other videos, but they

He hadn’t done more.

to him. “I can

posting a comment in support

remaining one? You should have saved all of them! Do you know how sad her mother must

to be the hero if you’re

enough, and he was instantly met with countless angry

a scumbag!

sh*t out of their butts, but you seem to sh*t

I have no words. How do people like

at the amount of

platform itself was blind to whether the comments were positive or negative. Traction

got, the

realized that the facts had

but only two of them were rescued—

to have vanished into thin

their attempts to find the body,

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