Spoiled by Eight Uncles

The harem spirit looked at Roxie. “Your mother deserved it. You deserve a second chance at being reborn, though. Do you want that?”

Roxie chuckled all of a sudden, shaking her head. “No, I’m going to be with Mother.”

“She’s still my mother, no matter how evil she is…”

She had killed many people as well, and deserved to die just like her mother.

Especially that poor girl Jane… possessing her in the past two days to lure people into the water only made her feel even more guilty.

Roxie flew towards the jar of souls, and was usurped in a poof.

The jar lay silent on the ground. A ray of light shone across it, making its bright red color even more eye–catching.

Lilly picked it up, wiping it a little. She touched her bracelet gently, and the jar was attached at once.

Blake walked over, hoisting her up. “What’s wrong, Lilly?”

This was the first time Lilly had succeeded at capturing a spirit. Despite it being only a resentful spirit… she should feel pretty good about this.

Instead, she felt strangely hollow.

She frowned in confusion, telling the story of the mother and daughter spirits.

The kid asked, “The auntie spirit fell in and drowned herself, and Roxie only drowned because she was trying to save her. Why did the auntie spirit blame others?”

“Jane was innocent, and around the same age as Roxie. Why didn’t the auntie spirit just let her go?”

“Also, Jane’s mom spent the past two days looking for Jane in a panic… but she said those things to hurt Jane before she drowned. Why?”

Jane only said that she was at the river, but her mother had said such hurtful things. She told her daughter to die, and jump if she really dared…

her! Why did her mother have to blame the rescue team,

understand any

in the water again and again knowing she

had been pulled up, assaulting the rescue team members and accusing them of

to the dock, the cool

causing her daughter’s death. She could have just washed the sheets with

auntie never thought that the words she had said in a fit of anger would

of turning things around. So to feel better about

Roxie’s and Jane’s mothers. There were many parents who had the tendency to blame others for the pain they

Lilly’s head.

came out of it. Roxie learned her lesson in the end, didn’t she? There’s always

focus on the bad every time. Light should be sought out at all times,

gentle, his gaze tender like

giving it some thought before nodding at last.

was always a good side to

everyone had gotten home, Lilly

opened his laptop instinctively to work, only to end up cracking

going to bed earlier

thought that he’d

Over on another end.

had just

cellphone. It was pretty cool, one that

around and not being allowed out, she had been

restless the second she put her phone down and picked it back up again. From watching videos to

in her laughter in fear of waking Lilly up. She eventually floated out, preparing to go somewhere else to continue on her phone. Maybe downstairs, or the roof, or

head, she saw

not noticing the flash of Blake’s video on the screen for a

still on the first floor. Blake was in the middle of taking off

storm and taking advantage of the fact that Blake could not see or hear her before

Blake was speechless

Drake’s camera on the