Spoiled by Eight Uncles (Lily)

The loyal ghost’s mission was to ensure the girl's loyalty to Alban.

As for the girl's own life, he did not care about it.

Alban tied his fate with the girl together, and he would be free as long as the girl died.

When Josh and Zachary went over, it was already too late. Zachary exerted all his strength, and a hook with a long red rope flew out.

In an instant, everything happened like lightning and thunder.

The girl shoved Tia to the side, and she fell with her face scraped on the roadside.

Her first reaction was not to see what had happened.

Instead, she angrily turned around and shouted, “What are you doing?!” At first glance, the girl who liked her brother was lying nearby, her face covered in blood. Her limbs were broken and twisted at a strange angle! Tia was completely stunned. After all, she was only eight years old and had never seen this bloody scene.

Instantly, she panicked and cried out, “Brother...brother! | want my brother!” A girl in an elementary school uniform sat on the side of the road, crying loudly, her face also covered in blood. Not far away, another older girl was even more horrifying. A passerby thought they were sisters.

“Don't cry. Your sister was almost dying! What is your parents’ phone number? Tell me, | will call your parents!” Tia could not stop crying and repeatedly saying she had no parents, only a brother.

The passerby asked for her brother's phone number, but Tia’s mind went blank, and she instinctively spoke out her brother's number. However, the passerby could not get through the number.

“The number you have dialed is out of service!” Ambulances and police cars arrived quickly, and the girl was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment.

“Zac, are you okay?” Josh and Zachary were desperately holding onto the red string in the corner outside the emergency room.

The other end of the red string was the evil spirit. The possessed girl was still being rescued, so she was not considered dead.

Once he loosened his grip, two situations might occur. One was that saving the girl might not be possible because she would be under the evil spirit's influence.

The other situation was that the evil spirit would have to run away if the girl died.

Zachary’s forehead was covered in sweat, and he muttered in a low voice, “If you can hold it, you do it!” Josh nodded and said, “Okay, I'll find a way to go in from the other side.” The red string was pulled back a bit as he loosened his grip. Zachary quickly said, “Come back!” Josh quickly grabbed onto the red string again.

Zachary decided, “There’s no other way. Let's just drag him out directly!” He firmly believed that working tirelessly day and night could successfully rid a person of an evil spirit.

The two of them had no idea that it was not because they could not pull it off but because Alban had bound this evil spirit to the girl by a special method.

It was not until two or three hours later that the girl's parents arrived at the hospital.

The two brothers, desperately pulling the red rope, suddenly heard a loud cry, “My daughter! My daughter!” They turned around and saw a woman with messy hair, her eyes red from crying.

Beside her, a middle-aged man looked anxious and asked, “How is my daughter?” The doctor asked, “Are you family members of Jamie? Why did you just come now?” Jamie's mother could not stop crying and could not explain anything.

Jamie's father had an unpleasant expression and said, “When our daughter finished school, she sent us a photo saying she was going to a classmate’s house. We didn’t know she was still on the way!” It turned out that Jamie's parents usually returned home at around 8 p.m. after work.

Jamie usually finished school around 5 or 6 p.m., leaving a gap of more than two hours.

The couple had always felt guilty. When their daughter attended kindergarten, they often asked their colleagues and friends to pick her up after school.

During elementary school, she often stayed at school with her teachers. As she grew older, she would often be home alone.

When they heard their daughter say she would go to her good friend's house after school to do homework, the couple was happy to see her making friends.

Whenever she went to her friend's house, Jamie would send them a photo.

She also did it today, so they had no idea Jamie had been in a car accident. It was not until 8 p.m., when she still had not returned home, that they realized the seriousness.

The doctor was helpless. “You are so careless.” The couple could not say a word.

Josh and Zachary glanced at each other, both thinking of Tia.

Tia was nothing special, but her brother Alban was quite impressive.

They always felt suspicious, just like this girl, Jamie, as if she had been carefully selected.

“If it is really as we guessed, Jamie might be wearing or carrying something,” Josh asked.

Zachary narrowed her eyes slightly and said, “You should pretend to be her classmate. Tell her that you are representing the whole class to visit her.” Josh asked in surprise, “Why me?” Zachary shrugged, “Because you are better at talking than me.” Josh was speechless.