Anyone Dares Bully you, Call Uncles! novel Chapter 1039

Simon looked extremely happy in his suit because he was excited to get married to the Crawford family. He was ecstatic when their children wanted to be his flower boys to pick his wife-to-be up… His wedding was impressive because it's his family's honor to be married to the Crawford family even if the children were just fooling around. However, little did Simon and his family know that the only reason why they would even attend the wedding was because of that ghost… Simon went through hell to finally be allowed into Elsa's room. He was tasked to find her shoes, do pushups and more… He was pretty much exhausted from all of that, but it was fine because it was all in good fun.

Meanwhile, Lilly and Josh were finally able to spot the malignant ghost on Keira's head. This startled Josh as he asked, "Hey, what is that?"

Zachary scoffed and said, "Gosh, you're useless. I can't believe that you weren't even able to tell what kind of a ghost that is."

Josh rolled his eyes and said, "Well then, do enlighten me."

Zachary replied, "I don't know what that is." However, he would not bother Lilly if he did not have to. This showed just how confident he was.

Josh was speechless when he heard his reply. However, Lilly signaled him to stay quiet.

"I'm here for Elsa, Madam Keira." Simon smiled at Keira.

Keira smiled and said, "Not bad kid, go on ahead. Hurry now."

Simon was beaming because his mother told him that he might not be able to marry his wife- to-be that day because Elsa's mother might make things difficult for him. He thought to himself, Wow, I guess mom was worried for nothing!

"Sure thing. Thanks mom!" Simon thanked Elsa's mother.

"We'll be a family soon, so there's no need to thank me," Keira smiled before turning her attention to Lilly, "Oh my, aren't you adorable! Gosh, you are a really pretty girl, Lilly!" Apparently, Keira was biased to Lilly and was just saying that out of respect. Her clothes were mediocre at best to Keira.

Lilly nodded and said, "Hello, Miss Keira."