Spoiled by Eight Uncles (Lily) novel Chapter 134

Getting her son’s approval made Ray’s grandma more arrogant.

Then, Ray’s grandma uploaded the second video.

“I went to reason with the parents again today, but they were arrogant. They offered me one million dollars to hand over my grandson, so they could beat him up again!”

“The father is a tough guy with tattoos. He even hit a granny, knocking out my teeth… Oh god! Where is justice?”

Then, Ray’s grandma showed her dentures.

It sparked public outrage.

They are blatant evildoers!

Lilly’s dad is a violent man who hits an old lady!

This piece of news was in the trending section. Many influencers talked about it for views.

Smart Mom Talks About Parenting, “Smart Mom believes that the frequent bullying cases in school are because of kids like this. They don’t receive punishment for hitting others…”

The Gossip In Frontline, “Hey, I’ve got the scoop for you! That child, who hits the victim, is Little Miss Crawford! Have you heard about the Crawford family? She is a spoiled girl. Hear me out…”

Real-Time Hot Event Commentator, “I heard that the Crawford family has eight sons and eight grandsons, but the family only has one granddaughter. Since her birth, she’s been indulged by the family to the point where she never had to walk on her own. She couldn’t even walk at three years old, and she didn’t attend kindergarten until she turned four… She’s served lavish meals, and she throws away anything she doesn’t like… It becomes unsurprising for her to use violence in conflict due to her spoiled upbringing…”

The influencers knew the narration that would garner more attention.

Their goal was to incite the viewer’s emotions. The more likes and comments they got, the higher their pay.

The influencers did not care about the truth. Instead, they had a hasty investigation, and they might even make up stories.

In any case, the influencers had little access to the circles like the Crawford family. They said whatever they wanted, and they would even make things up. In the end, they added the disclaimer that the source of the opinion was the Internet. If they were warned to delete the videos, nothing would happen.

The story became more exaggerated as it spread.

Having more people talk about it made the story seem like the truth.

Lilly became the most hated kid on the Internet, while Blake was portrayed as an idler who picked on others.

“This person is a leech in society!”

“Boycott the Crawford family!”

“I hate spoiled children.”

Ray’s grandma looked at all the favorable public opinions on the Internet, and she felt even more pleased. She felt a sense of satisfaction deep down inside.

Isn’t the Crawford family high and mighty? Face me if you have the guts!

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The Crawford family had never expected to face online criticisms one day…

The insults on the Internet were offensive. The Crawford family was offended. They reported it to the police, and they issued a lawyer’s letters!

Unfortunately, the people thought highly of themselves. They disregarded the lawyer’s letters as if they had received many of them already.

The public treated this matter as entertainment. Even if people were sued, they would issue an apology statement. It had always been like this. The cost of pursuing responsibility was too great that no one would do it.

The influencers’ top priority was to get attention and earn more money!

Josh was mad. Compared to the legal procedure the Crawford family had taken, Josh did not care that much because he was a child, and he retorted.

“Don’t speak without knowing the truth. Be careful of retribution!”

“Shut up! You’re being used, and you don’t know anything!”

“You’re disgusting. Your family is disgusting!”

The young Josh retorted wildly… He argued online, and he used up the data quota of his internet service provider before realizing that he did not turn on the Wi-Fi connection…

Lilly stumbled upon the videos too.

Lilly was playing with her parrot, but she froze after seeing those videos.

“Uncle Anthony, did I do something wrong?” Lilly asked.

Anthony said, “No, Lilly has done nothing wrong.”