Spoiled by Eight Uncles (Lily)
Chapter 107

They were home.

Lilly looked around. Although she felt a little quiet, she somehow had an inexplicable resonance.

The Crawford family was her home, and the MacNeil villa was the same. But she had another feeling here because she had seen it in the dream. It was just that the scene in the dream was vague. Now that she looked at the MacNeil villa again, she felt a sense of intimacy.

Blake took Lilly straight to the graveyard and stopped at the entrance.

"Your grandpa, grandma, and great-grandpa are here." Blake asked softly, "Lilly, do you want to give them flowers and salute?"

Blake looked at Lilly. Seeing her look at the graveyard, he felt his heart tighten inexplicably. What if she doesn't want to?

Unexpectedly, Lilly responded, "Okay!"

Grandpa Hugh said Daddy and Great-Grandpa are great patron saints and deserve everyone's respect. So I should also respect them. Although I don't know them now, it doesn't matter. I'll know them in the future.

Lilly said firmly, "Give flowers to Great-Grandpa, Grandpa, and Grandma."

Blake's throat was slightly astringent, and his voice was hoarse. "Okay, good girl."

He walked into the graveyard steadily, then suddenly thought of something. He said, "Lilly, you haven't called me Daddy yet."

This cutie was first called Great-Grandpa, Grandpa, and Grandma, not Daddy.

Lilly stared at the door frame without answering.

Blake asked strangely, "Lilly?"

Lilly looked at him and blinked, then finally called firmly, "Daddy!"

Hearing that, Blake was so glad and excited that he accidentally hit his head on the door frame.

The men on duty in the dark were stunned to see that scene.

Lilly seemed to have prepared. She instantly lay on Blake's shoulders and unscathed. She glanced at the door frame, then at Blake's head. Wow, Long Legs Daddy is really tall! He hit the door frame! Hit it again!

Blake groaned in pain. F*ck, why did I bump into the door frame?

His height was 194 cm. Although the graveyard's entrance was a bit low, it did not make sense. He had not hit it before.

Lilly's reflexes are so quick! Before I could react, she dodged it.

When he thought about Lilly with praises, he suddenly heard her whisper, "Hit it again!"

Blake was in doubt.

Lilly quickly covered her mouth. Oh, why did I say what I thought in my heart?

Blake asked, "What did you say?"

Lilly waved quickly. "I didn't say anything. It was the door frame."

Blake could not help but smile slightly. Little smart girl!

Blake put Lilly down and led her to the three gravestones. He gave Lilly three flowers and held three for himself.

Blake did not kneel to anyone except his parents and grandpa. He knelt and saluted without any hesitation.

He smiled and said, "Grandpa, do you know who she is? She is my cute and beautiful daughter!"

After so many years, the hardest thing for Blake to let go of was Erick's death. He looked back, and Erick looked at him too. Erick was full of blood. They knew they would separate forever but did not have time to say anything.

"Come on, Lilly, greet your great-grandpa."

Lilly imitated Blake, knelt on the ground, and shouted, "Great-Grandpa!”

Blake's throat was slightly astringent, and he said again, "And also your grandpa and grandma."

Lilly shouted again, "Grandpa! Grandma!" After that, she imitated Blake to salute but accidentally hit her head on the ground.

"Ouch!" Lilly hastily reached out to cover her forehead and held the three flowers firmly.

Blake quickly picked her up. "Are you all right?"

As a result, Lilly's forehead turned reddish. Not only was it red, but it also looked a little swollen.

Blake was speechless for a while. After they gave flowers, they left the graveyard.

"Does it still hurt?" Blake touched her forehead gently.

Lilly covered her forehead. She did not feel any pain just now. Now it hurt.

Blake ordered his men to get the medicated ointment while Lilly stared at the yard. The female ghost failed to enter the graveyard but still stood outside.

A place like a graveyard was like someone else's territory. Some ordinary ghosts would go in to get some tributes but generally avoid it. In addition, Erick was buried in this graveyard with merit blessings, and other spirits could not offend him.

Following Lilly's sight, Blake looked under a tree in the yard and asked, "What are you looking at?"

The yard was dark, and nothing was interesting there.

Lilly hesitated, then asked, "Daddy, have you been looking for a woman outside?"

Blake was startled to hear that. "What?"

What did she mean? Am I that kind of person? Wait, what did the Crawford family teach her?

Blake frowned and answered, "I haven't looked for a woman before, and I don't have any women now. I won't look for a woman in the future."

Lilly pondered, then asked again, "Then how was I born?"

Blake felt embarrassed. "Your mommy... doesn't count."

Lilly was still curious and asked, "Why?"

"Uh... that was an accident."

"So I was in an accident too? So you don't like Mommy? Then why did you have an accident with Mommy?"

Blake quickly changed the topic. "Lilly, want some ice cream?"

Lilly's eyes sparkled. "Yes!"

They left while talking.

Under the tree, the female ghost hugged her head with a trace of resentment. She followed along and kept a distance but was unwilling to leave Blake. "Urgh..." She made a hoarse voice, which sounded a little scary. It seemed someone had cut her throat, and she could not speak.

Anthony was so busy that he only returned home at noon the next day. Unexpectedly, Blake had not sent Lilly back yet!

Bettany pressed the remote control of the wheelchair and came straight out of the room. She scolded Anthony, "Where's Lilly? You're an adult. How could you lose a child?" Anthony pursed his lips and answered, "Mom, Lilly was taken away by her father." I didn't lose her.

Bettany stared at him. "The meaning is the same!"

Anthony looked to Hugh behind Bettany. Behind Hugh, there were Gilbert, Edward, Jonas, and Liam. And also Drake, Josh, and Hannah.

Everyone stared at him with folded arms as if saying, "You still dare to come back?"

Anthony had a headache. He pressed his brows and could only give an assurance. "Don't worry. Nothing will happen to Lilly."

In the end, he added emphatically, "She wouldn't get hurt!"