Filed to story: A Little Princess's Journey from Darkness to Light Novel
Soon, a man stood at the kindergarten gate, holding a lunch box.
Priscilla hurriedly approached, rubbing her hands and complaining, “Flynn, why are you here? Didn’t I tell you not to come to the kindergarten to see me?”
Flynn handed her the lunch box and pursed his lips, saying, “I’m afraid you’ll forget to eat again and get a stomach ache.”
Priscilla took it and said, “Thank you, Flynn. You’re so kind to me.”
Flynn said, “Just a thank you?”
Priscilla replied, “Well, what else do you want?”
Flynn pointed to his cheek.
Priscilla blushed instantly. She looked around and quickly kissed Flynn’s cheek.
Then she stomped her foot and said, “You’re annoying.”
After speaking, she held her lunch box and quickly ran away, like a frightened little bird.
Flynn smiled and murmured, “You’re so cute.”
What no one knew was that the harem spirit on Priscilla’s head was ecstatic and clung even tighter.
Bettany waited at the door and finally saw Lilly. She quickly reached out and took her hand, looking concerned.
“Lilly, come here. Let me see if you’re still hurt?”
Lilly shook her head and said, “It doesn’t hurt anymore!”
The iodine on the wound was bright red, which looked shocking.
Bettany felt heartbroken.
Last time, when Blake took Lilly away, she hit her forehead and got a bruise. She also applied iodine to it.
And now, she had another wound on her face.
Lilly didn’t care and proudly showed off her rewards to her grandmother, “Granny, look at all the rewards I got!”
She had a “You’re awesome” sticker on her forehead, two “thumbs up” stickers on her left hand, and two “Frozen princess” stickers on her right hand.
She showed them off to everyone as if she had won a big prize.
She even showed them to Polly.
“Hey Polly, look! I have so many stickers. Only well-behaved kids get them! Aren’t I awesome?”
Polly flapped its wings and praised, “Wow, you’re amazing! You’re shining like a superstar!”
Lilly was thrilled. She didn’t even take off the stickers when she took a bath.
In the end, Blake gave her a notebook to collect the stickers.
Under each sticker, Blake made a note about Lilly’s achievement. “I answered in the loudest voice when I was called on. The teacher rewarded me.”
Blake took a pen and wrote under the sticker, “Called on with the loudest voice, rewarded… Okay, done.”
Lilly continued, “This is when I finished eating lunch first and cleared my plate. The teacher rewarded me.”
Blake replied, “Hmm… First place for finishing meals, rewarded.”
Lilly said, “This is for helping the teacher set up chairs.”
Blake noted, “The teacher’s little helper.”
They leaned over the desk, diligently writing notes.
Blake whispered to Lilly at night as he put her to sleep, “Lilly, do you think Daddy did the right thing today?”
Lilly pondered for a moment, “It feels morally wrong to physically harm others.”
However, she still resorted to hitting Ray.
Therefore, she couldn’t expect much from Daddy.
Blake gently touched Lilly’s head and said in a charming manner, “Hmm, Lilly is correct. It is morally wrong to engage in violence.”
“But, different individuals require different approaches. Some people are not receptive to reason, and you may have to resort to force. However, when you retaliate, they will have to consider the reasoning behind their actions.”
“So, sometimes, it’s important not to be too rigid, or else you will end up losing. Do you understand?”
Lilly nodded, although she didn’t fully grasp the concept.
Blake didn’t expect her to comprehend the complexities of life entirely.
Having escaped from darkness, he knew better than anyone how the seemingly bright world could be filled with darkness and how intricate human nature could be.
He hoped that Lilly wouldn’t become a saint or a bully, wouldn’t experience losses, and wouldn’t be constrained by societal norms. He simply wanted her to be honest and upright.
Observing Lilly gradually drift off to sleep, Blake stood up after a while, stretched lazily, and quietly left the room.
Pablo, meditating with crossed legs, opened his eyes and asked, “You were worried about Blake. Now that you’ve seen him, do you feel relieved?”
Jean, appearing gloomy like a ghost, murmured, “Hmm.”
Pablo inquired, “Are you at peace now? Can you move on to the next life?”
Jean looked pitiful and pleaded, “Brother, let’s reconsider! Allow me to reincarnate with my memories intact. If that doesn’t work, I can start anew from the fertilized egg.”
Pablo burst into laughter.
“Do you believe in reincarnation?” Pablo shook his head and replied, “I think you’ve read too many novels.”
Jean said, “I never believed in ghosts before I died… But look at us now.”
Jean looked at Pablo with a pitiful expression and said, “I didn’t do anything wrong. I just want to be with my daughter! But you won’t allow us to reunite in the afterlife as mother and daughter!”
Tears filled her eyes. As she blinked, tears fell and she sniffled.
Pablo touched his forehead, “Hey, hey! You’re being too dramatic.”
He was speechless. He reached out his hand, and a book appeared out of thin air.
Opening the page about Lilly, he said, “It’s not that I don’t want you to meet, but I’m
concerned that if you meet Lilly and her family, it would be an abuse of power.”
“Everything we’ve done cannot be a secret to this book. If it’s recorded in the book, will it affect Lilly in the future?”
Pablo needed to figure it out.
But it could impact his disciple’s tribulation, so he had to avoid it.
“I brought you here without permission, which was a personal decision. But if you meet her, Lilly will be involved. Do you understand?”
It doesn’t matter what impact it has on me, as long as it doesn’t affect Lilly.
Jean couldn’t see the words in the book. All she saw was a blank page. Only now did she realize the risk Pablo took in bringing her here.
“I’m sorry,” she said sadly. “It’s my fault. I’ll go back and reincarnate now.”
Pablo secretly breathed a sigh of relief. The mother of the Ruler of Hell couldn’t be forced to do anything. Jean could only go back to reincarnation if she wanted to. The task was completed.
