Spoiled by Eight Uncles (Lily) novel Chapter 940

Yash turned to Miah’s parents and exclaimed, “This person is a fraud! There are too many scammers these days, and now they’re even using children to deceive. Unforgivable!”

Miah’s parents looked bewildered, glancing at Blake and then at Lilly.

But… they claimed to have seen their daughter, Miah…

Miah’s parents, desperate for any glimmer of hope, were inclined to believe…

Yash’s expression turned grim. In the past, encountering a fake practitioner would prompt him to take immediate action and teach them a lesson they wouldn’t forget.

But now, as he looked at Lilly and Josh, two innocent children, especially the boy holding the ritual blade with an air of naive simplicity, Yash couldn’t bring himself to act rashly.

Seems like he has complete trust in his father, causing harm to others! Yash suppressed his anger, approaching them to forcefully remove them.

However, Lilly suddenly spoke up, “Here’s what we’ll do. Since you don’t believe what we say, let’s settle it with a challenge.”

Yash paused, asking, “What kind of challenge? The loser has to leave through that door?” He pointed towards the door.

Lilly glanced at Miah and replied, “Exactly.”

Yash nodded, “No problem!”

It didn’t matter who would have to leave; if they could leave on their own, it would be even better!

“It’s a deal,” he said. “But whoever backs out is a coward.”

Lilly agreed, “Deal.”

“What’s the challenge?” Yash asked.

Lilly said, “Let’s see who can make Miah’s parents see Miah!”

Yash fell silent.

Wasn’t this absurd?

“You deliberately said this knowing that Miah’s parents are delusional,” he accused.

Only during the seventh day could Miah possibly return, but only in the form of possessing someone.

Yash had initially planned to “sacrifice” himself and take the risk of being possessed by a ghost to fulfill this task.

But now, Lilly had exposed his plan, leaving him feeling both frustrated and helpless.

Lilly understood. Saying it like this, this person wasn’t too bad.

Although he lacked the ability, he didn’t have ill intentions.

She spoke up, “You can’t, but I can.”

Pablo looked around, floating cross-legged to the side, taking out a book, and flipping through it with lowered eyes.

At this point, Lilly could do whatever she wanted, and Pablo wouldn’t stop her anymore because she had shown her maturity.

As long as the general direction was right, Pablo wouldn’t blindly follow her lead…