Spoiled by Eight Uncles

Chapter 422 This Is Their Inferno

The staff glanced at the parrot, a flicker of astonishment in their eyes.

The dog seemed rather foolish, sporting a seemingly worthless appearance.

But this parrot, on the other hand, possessed a certain cinning. Its feathers shimmered and gleamed, and

its

eyes sparkled with intelligence. What made it truly remarkable was its cleverness.

A parrot capable of engaging in simple conversations was worth tens of thousands of dollars. It wasn’t something that could be easily trained, no matter how much effort one put into it.

As the staff pondered this, they handed the dog leash over to Lilly.

Lilly walked away, leading the stray dog, all the while glancing back at it.

It was cautious, always on guard. If someone passed by, it would immediately move aside, allowing others. to go first before continuing on its way.

Lilly felt a pang of empathy and stopped, embracing the dog’s neck. She said, “It’s okay, from now on, you don’t have to be afraid anymore. Stick with Daddy and be bold!”

Blake raised an eyebrow in confusion.

Lilly held the dog close, whispering comforting words to it, lost in their private conversation.

In the world of adults, it seemed like everything had a price.

Houses were priced per square foot, and regular neighborhoods couldn’t compare to school districts.

Cars had their price tags too. Driving a hundred-thousand-dollar car would pale in comparison to a two- hundred-thousand-dollar car.

How much is the dowry for a wife? Is it worth it? Does a husband have a house and a car? Is it worth it?

Even life itself was priced and labeled-purebred dogs fetching thousands or even tens of thousands, while mixed breeds were worth only a hundred…

But in the eyes of a child, there were no such complexities.

Blake lowered his gaze, watching Lilly, feeling a deep sense of tranquility and tenderness within his heart.

The large wolfhound had been treated and was now out of danger, but it still needed to stay in the hospital for some time.

After completing the necessary paperwork, Blake took illy and Grace home.

Bettany awaited them at the front door.

As they approached, Bettany’s eyes widened in shock and her heart skipped a beat when she saw Blake and Lilly returning with a dog, while Blake was carrying… a body bag???

What did you take Lilly to do again??”

with a body

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be that they went to observe

went on a mission and brought back their

this a place a child should go

Bettany’s gaze

stared at Blake, Lilly,

spoke up, “Grandma, we went…”

interjected sharply, “Don’t

his throat and gestured towards the body bag, “Old Mrs. Crawford, this

him not to speak, and then turned her attention

to Grace.

your turn to

be able

contains a dog that we found

of realization and then looked the

I see… But you can’t eat a dog that has been dead for too long. Why did you bring

stray dog, being led by Lilly, suddenly widened its eyes in surprise.

quickly covered the dog’s eyes and then realized her mistake, covering its

as it flew in, exclaiming, “That’s too

A

hallway on the second floor poking its head out and

back and forth, its

the other side, Kelly returned

spirit, was watching the video she had filmed..

there no follow-up? Didn’t you go

suddenly felt a twinge of guilt.

hospital, but she was completely fislated

filming the subsequent events at the

routine was to capture the dying dog, show the doctor’s bill, and then depict her struggle and hesitation before ultimately digging into her own meal money to save

After saving this dog, I have nothing

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I am still happy! May the dog find

film anything

“Boss, that man was too aggressive. I just asked him a question, and he threatened

admit that she had simply

man furrowed his brow and said, “It’s okay. You and your assistant can go out again and find another dog that looks similar

frustration, with a mournful expression. Then struggle to dig a

of the stiffened dog,

spectators felt sadness and compassion would they open the streamer’s homepage. If the live stream was started while the emotions were

money,