Spoiled by Eight Uncles (Lily) novel Chapter 91

After sliding down the slide, they went to play on the roller coaster in the children’s version.

Lilly and Hannah kept screaming and laughing.

On the other hand, Drake remained expressionless the entire time. It’s not fun.

Josh was thinking of something else. Assuming the roller coaster’s speed is xx, and the eccentricity of the semicircle is xx, how many eccentricities do I need to see ghosts?

Then, they played with the jumping machine, which was only four floors high, and the speed was also slow.

Lilly shouted, “Wow!”

Hannah yelled, “It’s fun!”

Drake was expressionless. But he had never played such a childish facility, and it seemed okay.

Josh thought again. Assuming that the falling speed of the jumping machine is xx, and the human heart rate is xx, what is the falling speed to see ghosts?

His final calculation results were all beyond the speed of light. He would die if he fell on the ground at the speed of light. He could see ghosts for sure at that time.

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After playing the merry-go-round, bumper cars, high-altitude swings, and children’s tumbling fun, Lilly and Hannah were out of breath. They held a glass of juice each and drank.

Josh calculated all the speeds of the facilities and concluded the rate would not work to see ghosts. The theory of the magnetic field was more reliable.

Drake was still expressionless, but his eyes were somewhat mixed with excitement, and his cheeks were flushed.

Lilly tilted her head and asked again, “Drake, is it fun?”

Drake answered, “…not bad!”

Hannah shouted, “It’s so fun! Drake, you just don’t admit it!”

Lilly was stunned, then imitated Hannah, “Haha! You didn’t admit it!”

Seeing Lilly laughing, Hannah got even more excited. “Drake has a hard tongue!”

Lilly followed Hannah’s words. “Haha! Drake has a hard tongue!”

Drake felt helpless. Does Lilly know what Hannah means? She only knew imitating and laughing.

Drake, a top literature student, could not bear it and corrected them, “It’s a forked tongue, not a hard tongue!”

Lilly and Hannah echoed, “Yes, you’re right!”

Drake was speechless. I seem to scold myself.

While they were laughing, Rebecca walked over lightly like a ghost as if stepping on nothingness.

Josh was thinking about the relationship between magnetic fields and ghosts. When he looked up, he saw Rebecca, who looked like a ghost in red clothes. He was so frightened that he almost jumped up.

He took a closer look and found that she was a human being. He breathed a sigh of relief and relaxed.

He saw Rebecca sitting on the chair next to him and exhaling sleepily. She leaned against the back of the chair and looked so tired.

Lilly greeted, “Hello, Aunty. We ran into each other again.”

Hannah followed Lilly’s gaze and asked Lilly, “Who is she?” She did not remember Rebecca.

Drake squinted. “She’s that jumped-in-line girl’s family.”

Rebecca turned her head weakly. She was stunned when she saw Lilly and the others, then said, “Oh… it’s you!”

Lilly stared at the malignant spirit on Rebecca’s shoulder.

Seeing Lilly staring at Rebecca, Josh subconsciously asked, “What’s wrong?”

Lilly leaned close to his ear, then whispered, “Josh, there’s a ghost on her shoulder…”

Upon hearing that, Josh took aback.

Lilly looked at Josh, who had changed his position, and asked strangely, “Josh, what’s wrong with you?”

Rebecca shook her head. “I’m a novel author. I work freely, and I can work at night.”

Drake was speechless.

He thought Rebecca was a housewife while her husband worked to earn money, so no matter how unhappy she was, she should bring her husband’s relatives out to play. He did not expect that she was the one who made money in the family. He even did not understand why she was so aggrieved when she had a reason to refuse her husband’s relatives.

Just then, Lydia came over with Nicole. When she saw Lilly and the others, she snorted immediately. “What bad luck to meet you all again!”

She looked around and found the chairs in the rest area all occupied.

At first, Josh was sitting on Lilly’s left, but Lilly and Rebecca sat together after the switch with a space between them.

Lydia shouted to Lilly, “Hey, move over! We want to sit here!”

Lilly immediately refused, “Sorry, my brothers and sister are sitting on the other side. I can’t move.”

Lydia stared at Lilly. “Kids only occupy a little space. You can sit on the other side!”

Hannah frowned. “We don’t! We won’t let you sit!”

Josh crossed his arms and sneered. “Are you the queen? Do you think we’ll listen to you when you order us?”

Lilly nodded heavily and echoed. “Yes, we won’t let you sit! Even if I get up, it won’t be enough for you to sit!”

The horizontal chair in the rest area could only accommodate a few people. Even if she moved, Lydia still could not fit it.

Lydia was pissed off. She kept cursing and complaining, “What a group of impolite kids! I wonder how your parents teach you all!”

Anthony, who had just returned with the popcorn, heard that. His expression became gloomy instantly. “I dote on them. Any opinion?”

Lydia usually bullied the weaklings. But she shuttered when she looked at Anthony in a suit. He looked luxurious, and his eyes were even more terrifyingly sharp.

So Lydia could only complain to Rebecca, “Look at the bad place you brought! You said it’s the best amusement park in Clodston. There’s not even a place to sit!”

Rebecca sighed, stood up, and said, “Aunt Lydia, you sit with Nicole. Stop arguing…”