The Rabbit Girl Who Shook the Walker Family Chapter 13

The Rabbit Girl Who Shook the Walker Family Chapter 13

But when Lily heard it, she hugged the stuffed rabbit tighter. That afternoon after school, Ethan stood at the gate right on time. He saw at once that Lily came out slowly. Her little yellow hat was crooked. Her eyes were red too. Ethan crouched 

down. 

“Who bullied you?” 

Lily shook her head. 

“No one.” 

“I just didn’t make any friends today.” 

Ethan looked at her. 

“Why?” 

Lily looked down. 

“They said nobody wants me, and nobody says I belong here.” 

“Can a kid who doesn’t belong still ride in Uncle 

Ethan’s car?” 

Ethan’s face turned cold. He did not explode at 

once. He held Lily’s hand and turned into the office. The daycare director soon came over. 

“Mr. Walker, is the child having trouble adjusting?” 

Ethan placed his phone on the desk. 

“I want to see the classroom surveillance from 

after nap time today.” 

The director froze. 

“This involves the other children’s privacy…” 

Ethan took out his attorney license. 

“Then my legal team can discuss it with yours.” 

The smile on the director’s face froze. Ten minutes later, the surveillance footage was pulled up. In the video, several children gathered in a corner. The voices were unclear. But one little girl could be 

seen taking out a folded paper. On it was Lily’s 

photo. 

Beside it were large words: 

The secret daughter of the Walker family. Ethan 

paused the video. 

“Where did the paper come from?” 

The teacher’s face paled. 

“This… I don’t know.” 

Ethan said, “Find out.” 

The daycare pulled the gate surveillance. At 1:12 p.m., a driver wearing a baseball cap entered the daycare. He said he was delivering materials for a community charity event. He handed a manila envelope to the gate guard. The guard then 

passed it to the classroom teacher. The driver’s 

license plate was clear. 

Ethan looked once. He memorized the number. 

Lily stood beside him. She recognized the car. 

“Uncle Ethan.” 

“I’ve seen that car.” 

Ethan looked down. 

“Where?” 

Lily picked at the strap of her backpack. 

“At the introduction dinner.” 

“Big Sister Sophie rode in it.” 

The office went silent. The daycare director’s face 

turned even paler. Ethan copied the video. 

“I want the gate guard registration, the manila envelope, and the class material transfer record.” 

The director nodded quickly. Lily tugged his 

sleeve. 

“Uncle Ethan.” 

“If I don’t come to daycare, will I stop causing 

trouble for you?” 

Ethan looked at her. The little girl looked down. 

The edge of her yellow hat had been pinched into 

a crease. Ethan crouched. 

“The trouble is with the people doing bad things.” 

“Not with you.” 

Lily slowly lifted her head. 

“Then can I still come tomorrow?” 

Ethan said, “Yes.” 

“I’ll bring you.” 

Footsteps sounded at the door. Lily turned back. 

Lucas stood outside the office. His suit jacket 

hung over his arm. Clearly, he had rushed over. 

Lily’s eyes lit up. 

“Lucas.” 

Lucas walked in. He looked at the child first, then 

at Ethan. 

“Who?” 

Ethan handed him the license plate number. 

“Sophie’s family driver.” 

Lucas put the note into his pocket. He did not lose his temper in the office. 

He only said to the daycare director, “Starting tomorrow, Walker Holdings‘ legal team will handle 

this.” 

“By tomorrow, I want a written explanation for how my daughter was targeted under your 

supervision.” 

The daycare director apologized repeatedly. Lily held Lucas’s hand and walked out. At the door, she stopped. She looked back at the little girl who had said nobody wanted her. The girl was being held by her parent and hiding behind her. Lily thought 

about it. 

She took a small rabbit sticker from her backpack 

and placed it on the table. 

“This is for you.” 

“From now on, you can call me Lily.” 

The little girl froze. Her mother’s face became 

awkward. Ethan studied the sticker. He 

remembered the stitches on the outside of 

Emma’s voice recorder. Lucas saw it too. 

He asked softly, “Where did you get these 

stickers?” 

Lily said, “Mommy bought them.” 

“Mommy said little rabbits know the way.” 

Ethan’s eyes changed slightly. 

“Did she have many before?” 

Lily nodded. 

“A whole sheet.” 

“Mommy said every important thing had to have a 

little rabbit on the back.” 

Ethan and Lucas exchanged a look. On the back of 

important things. Lucas took out his phone. 

“Back to the estate.” 

“Check every paper Emma left behind.” 

Before the Walker family even returned to the 

estate, the story had already hit the trending list.