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Chapter 342 We’ll Find You in the Next Life

The mother knelt down and begged pitifully, “Please…We made a mistake, but my child is innocent. She’s only

three years old.

“She had a chance to live a happy life and go to kindergarten with other children. When she was alive, she used to

see other children carrying backpacks to school, and she always wanted to do the same. I bought her a backpack

the day she died. She carried it around with such joy that she didn’t want to put it down.”

The sound of the mother sobbing grew increasingly louder. Her clothes were stained with bloody tears, which made

the red appear even more vivid.

The father also knelt down and tore his hair. He admitted, “It’s my fault. You can hold me accountable if there is

anyone to blame. I will take on all the sins.”

The old couple also knelt down and kept kowtowing.

“Please spare my granddaughter; you can punish us if you want. When she was alive, she was a good girl who

always accompanied me to the grocery store, held my hand in case I fell, and offered to help me carry the

groceries when she saw I was exhausted.

‘No matter what mistakes we made in our past lives, she died at the age of three in this life. Can you speak with

Hades to find out if our lives can make up for hers

The old couple were shedding tears. They might have accepted their fate because they were powerless to

resist.

For a moment, the whole family pleaded for the young, resentful spirit’s life.

“She did that because I told her to find a scapegoat. I told her it was a game. She is a resentful spirit, but she is just

too eager to live and reluctant to let go. I’m willing to disappear and let my daughter reincarnate. I wish her a safe

and joyful life.”

The father also kowtowed.

The family kneeled on the ground, unwilling to get up for a long time. They weep in despair, seemingly unable to do

anything else.

The young. resentful spirit also started to cry loudly when she saw her parents and grandparents crying. She clung

to her mother and refused to let go..

Lilly walked over and touched her face. She consoled her, saying, “Don’t cry. If you want, I can ask my master to

send you to reincarnation.”

Pablo was puzzled. Wait, Hades, please ask other subordinates to do that!

Lilly also added, “But your parents and grandparents couldn’t go.”

-The young, resentful spirit clung to her mother even more tightly.

Her elders were determined; if they could disappear in exchange for her reincarnating, they were willing to do that.

They just wished she could be an ordinary person in the next life and live a healthy and peaceful life.

Lilly looked at Pablo.

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Master Belmont repeatedly refused, saying, “No, I can’t do that. I’m not capable of doing that. I don’t dare.

to do that!”

Lilly persuaded him, “Master, you can do it! You’re the host amazing person in this world!”

Pablo refused again, saying. “I’m not. I didn’t have what it took. I’m a ghost.”

Lilly thought for a while, and she suddenly realized something. Would this matter affect the Master?

Thinking of this, Lilly suddenly realized she must have made a mistake. She hurriedly said, “Master, I’ll personally

take her there.”

Pablo twitched his mouth and thought. Is she capable of doing that? She’s a human now. She can’t go to the spirit

world, at least not now.

Pablo sighed. “Forget it, L…”

Lilly had cheerfully made a decision. She said, “It’s a deal then! I’ll take her with me for now. Once I become more

powerful, I’ll send you to hell. No, I mean, send you for reincarnation.”

The resentful spirit family was scared out of their witsre you sure it was a slip of the tongue?

They hesitated for a while. They ultimately decided to let Lilly take the young, resentful spirit with her. All sins would

be atoned for by them. They would be satisfied as long as they could give their cherished child a sliver of hope for a

new life.

The mother held on to the young, resentful spirit. She closed her eyes to hide the reluctance in her eyes. She said,

“Tinkerbell, my dear, you’ll follow this sister for now. When it’s time for you to

reincarnate, I’ll be your mother in the next life too, okay? Shall we make a promise?”

Little Tinkerbell looked at her mother incredulously and shook her head vigorously.

That woman extended her hand and said, “Let’s make pinky promise. In the next life, the life after that, this

promise between us will never change.”

The man hugged his wife and child and spoke in a hoarse voice, “Trust Daddy, when have I ever lied to you? After

you reincarnate, your mother and I will find you.”

The young resentful spirit was a child. No matter how snart she was, she was still a child. Tinkerbell hesitated; she

looked at her parents, then at Lilly.

Her grandparents also persuaded her, “Darling, you have to go first so that we have a chance to atone for our sins.

Do you know what atonement is, little Tinkerbell? It’s…”

Her grandmother ran out of words and was unable to continue.

Her grandfather took over and said, “It’s exactly like the way this young lady describes it: we owe people money,

and we will find you after we repaid the debt.”

The woman continued to coax her: “If you don’t go and save a place for us, we won’t have a chance.”

The man touched her face in the end and said, “It might be a little lonely, but I believe you can do it, right?”

Little Tinkerbell finally nodded.

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Her family pushed her to go to Lilly. They grinned as their hope-filled eyes glowed once more. They gave Tinkerbell

an encouraging glance.

It

gave

the child an illusion. She thought they would surely meet again. In the next life, her parents will find her again, and

she needs to help her parents and grandparents reserve a good place.

“You have to find me,” Little Tinkerbell wiped her tears and urged.

The resentful spirit family nodded. They watched as a young, resentful spirit entered the jar of souls and was no

longer visible.

The mother was filled with regret. She cried and curled up on the ground.

Lilly watched them sadly.

Although…but…we have a deal, and a deal is a deal. The regret at this moment can’t offset the lives of the

innocent people they killed. It’s like owing a debt; they must repay it.