Spoiled by Eight Uncles

Josh was momentarily taken aback as he tried to recall, realizing that he had never visited his great uncle’s grave before. He understood that a great uncle refers to a brother of one’s grandfather or grandmother.

With this clarification, Josh concluded that his grandfather’s uncle should be referred to as either “uncle” or “great-uncle”,

When Josh realized his confusion, he could not figure out which specific uncle his grandma was referring to. His lack of familiarity with family relationships left him feeling dizzy and uncertai

Seeking clarification, Josh asked, “Grandma, which uncle are you talking about?”

Bettany, who had casually mentioned it as an excuse, hadn’t thought it through and now silently acknowledged her oversight. She replied, “I mean your grandfather’s uncles.”

Josh had a sudden realization, “Ah, so today marks the anniversary of the passing of our two ancestors! Grandma, you mentioned that I got confused with the term ‘elder uncle. Why didn’t you simply refer to Grandpa’s uncle and great-uncle, and what about the elder uncle?”

They only had younger uncles, not older ones. The distinction lay in the age, not in the uncle relationship. That was why Bettany was confused.

Bettany was in the middle of eating when she glanced at him, remarking, “Seems like you don’t wanna eat anymore, huh?”

Josh’s hair stood on end, and he hastily grabbed his bowl of rice, saying, “I’ll eat, I’ll eat, I’ll eat.”

Bettany spoke softly, “Remember, Don’t talk while you’re eating, and no talking while sleeping.”

Josh refrained from saying anything further, as he constantly had a sense that his grandma might unexpectedly lunge at him with her bare hands.

Zachary finished tidying up and went downstairs, while a drowsy Hannah joined them. shortly afterward.

Drake and Anthony followed behind, engaged in a hushed conversation, and a flicker of surprise crossed Anthony’s eyes.

Still groggy, Hannah’s first question was, “Where’s Lilly?”

Hannah responded with a soft “Oh,”

After the meal, Hannah and Zachary prepared to head to school but noticed that their two older brothers did not have to go.

Hannah’s eyes widened, and she asked, ‘Why aren’t you going to school?”

Drake remained seated at the table and calmly explained. “We’re going to pay a visit to our uncle’s grave,”

Upon hearing the mention of their great-uncle and the plan to visit the grave, Hugh raised his eyebrows in confusion. Why was he unaware of this?

Bettany, only to be met with her fiercely intimidating gaze. Hugh wisely lowered his

me to the grave? I don’t want to go to school, I want to go to the

so it’s not convenient to take

and asked,

brother was not in the first grade, after

lost in his

Zachary to go right after his hospitalization. It wouldn’t be good for his

more surprised, “And what about Lilly?

face, and said, “So, should you go to school? If you can achieve the same academic excellence as your two brothers without attending. classes, I won’t object to you going. But if you wanna go, you

quickly retreated, saying,

doing her homework, everything would be easier

want to

replied, “No,

swiftly ran and boarded the school bus.

it’s quite convenient to be a top student. If you don’t feel like going

and then at her brother’s… Tsk tsk.

who had just entered the car, feeling disappointed by

not as calm as he was before. He stood up abruptly and

observed his serious demeanor. He left

mumbled, “Grandma, I’m full! I’m going to

that, he quietly slipped out of the

twitching as she sensed an impending sense of

silent for a moment before breaking

trembled, “What…”

“She should be at the door by now,”

to process the

later, Bettany gazed at the woman standing before her, whom she had never met before but who was now being referred to as her “daughter-in-law.” She fell into a brief silence,

find her,

which seemed more reminiscent of a zombie from a television show than a regular human being, Bettany

casually brushed off the question, “Blake helped us find

reversed course and made a smooth exit, executing a

called out,