Spoiled by Eight Uncles

Chapter 321 Growth

Accompanying her father, Lilly purchased a bouquet and fruits to bring as a visit to Grace in the hospital.

Blake, known for his aggressive driving style, adopted a more cautious approach because Lilly was with

him.

However, despite being more careful, they unexpectedly collided with someone at the intersection with a loud crash.

Blake rolled down the car window.

A girl wearing high heels hastily got down from her car and apologized profusely, “I’m sorry, I’m sorry!”

This particular girl had been engrossed in her mobile phone during the late hours of the night. Fearing she would be tardy for work, her anxiety propelled her forward, leading to an unintended collision with someone else.

It’s over!

At first glance, the car appeared to be exceptionally expensive, easily worth at least a million dollars.

I could never afford to pay for the damage!

Just then, as the girl was still reeling from the shock, a window of the car rolled down, revealing a little girl poking her head out.

“Be careful, Miss!” Lilly said, sensing the bad aura surrounding her, she advised, “Do you stay up late regularly? It’s not very auspicious to do so. You should be more careful on the road,”

The girl’s mind was still buzzing, and she instinctively replied, “Thank you… Thank you…

Lilly intended to say more, but in the end, she simply waved her hand and said, “Until we meet again! Bye–bye!”

After hearing what Lilly said, Blake drove away.

When the car was struck, it sustained minor damage, and thankfully, no one was hurt. So, they did not. take the matter seriously.

However, the girl remained standing there in a daze, as if she was in a dream.

Blake carried Lilly into the hospital and headed towards the surgery department on the 20th floor.

As they approached, they noticed a group of individuals sitting outside the corridor, engrossed in their smartphones, swiping away.

“A little girl scolded a girl wearing a kimono… She destroyed all the dolls to disrupt the ritual…”

Blake raised his eyebrows.

it’s a slanderous

watched the video chatted with the family members around him: “I

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someone just because they don’t

choices before, and it’s not a pleasant feeling. People who hide behind the veil of patriotism to accuse and shame others

Blake frowned.

hugged his neck, and said in a brisk

There was nothing wrong with having personal

those people wanted to wear kimonos on the subway or in ordinary parks,

front of the Olivine Temple or at the burial place of the ancestors who sacrificed their lives for it might not be seen as respectful by some. However, she still held firm in her belief that

Secondly…

that were smashed were not ordinary dolls, but rather dolls made from ashes that could consume luck and vitality. The people even brought the broken dolls home and

not destroy

Lilly did not think she was

wrong, they

matured. He felt a sense of

a time when Lilly was deeply affected by online slander, feeling overwhelmed by the negativity directed toward her.

a different side

person, she remained

cared to explain the misunderstanding to unimportant people. It showed that she had grown stronger.

you,” Blake gently caressed her back with a reassuring hand, affirming, “You’re

and planted a kiss on

worry about certain people. Even if

were unaware and simply perceived her actions as destructive towards things that others

she expressed in a carefree manner, “Why should others have to

she felt was right, and it was not her concern whether others accepted it or not.

moment, but then

to explain his little darling’s

to learn

of them had already located Grace’s ward

broke free and said impatiently, “Daddy, can you

with her eyes closed, suddenly heard a familiar voice resonating from outside the

18… It’s Gracie!” Lilly’s cheerful voice exclaimed

frowned, heard Lilly coming in, and said, “Hey, Gracie… no,

Grace felt annoyed.

extended a large bouquet before her,

however, kept her eyes closed, pretending to be asleep, hoping to

you’re awake. I saw your ears twitch just now! Look, they’re