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Displaying his skills and giving gifts to Bai Ren, Mo Yi was in a great mood.
The two of them continued to stroll through the night market for a while longer. When they came across a stall selling pine nut candies, Bai Ren surprisingly bought a pack and fed one to Mo Yi.
Mo Yi obediently put the pine nut candy into his mouth, enjoying its fragrant and sweet taste.
As their fingers inadvertently brushed against each other, Bai Ren’s eyes darkened. He heard Mo Yi ask, “Bai Ren, do you really like pine nut candies?”
Mo Yi asked casually, considering it was the first time the man had bought snacks from a stall.
“Yes, I do,” Bai Ren nodded, as if someone had told him pine nut candies represented happiness.
But who was it that told him that?
After pondering for a moment, Bai Ren couldn’t recall, so he stopped thinking about it.
By the time Bai Ren and Mo Yi had finished shopping, it was completely dark. Since it was cold and there wasn’t much left to see at the night market, they figured it was better to return.
So Mo Yi pushed Bai Ren back along the same path they came from. However, when they reached the exit of the night market, they noticed that the two children who had been holding the donation box were still there.
Moreover, the snacks Mo Yi had given them earlier were still intact, with the girl holding onto the bag tightly and occasionally sniffing it, obviously tempted but still not eating.
Mo Yi’s face showed a hint of struggle as he wanted to ask them why they hadn’t left yet and why they weren’t eating the snacks he had bought for them.
But Bai Ren sensed Mo Yi’s thoughts and patted his hand, pointing towards the direction of the two children, saying, “Let’s go that way.”
Mo Yi nodded and, as they passed by the two children, he couldn’t resist asking them, “Why aren’t you eating the things I just gave you?”
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Seeing Mo Yi’s eyes, the siblings knew that despite his stern appearance, he was clearly a good person.
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This time, the boy replied, “There are quite a few. Our place isn’t big, but there are over a dozen of us siblings. But recently, we’ve encountered some difficulties. The headmistress is worried every day. It seems like the place we used to rent doesn’t want to rent to us anymore. Someone wants to take over the land where our orphanage is located, so my sister and I thought of coming to a crowded place to raise donations. With the money, we won’t need to move away.”
Looking at the almost deserted donation box in the boy’s hand, if it were that easy, they wouldn’t have been standing here for half the night, reluctant to eat the snacks in their bag.
Thinking that many more children like them might soon be displaced, Mo Yi felt heavy-hearted, unsure of what to do.
He had sworn in the past, after being caught trying to save someone, to become a cold-hearted dog and never sympathize with those who might betray him again.
But the people in the orphanage were just children, essentially little pups, and Mo Yi couldn’t bear to see them suffer.
Besides, every species had good and bad individuals.
Although he had been unlucky not to encounter good people in his previous world, now he had met Bai Ren, who, despite being human, treated him so well.
As Mo Yi hesitated, 006 suddenly exclaimed excitedly in his mind, “Host, now is a great opportunity! We can seize this chance to do good deeds. By helping the children in the orphanage, we can accumulate merit and gain a lot of good luck.”
Upon hearing the system’s words, Mo Yi’s eyes lit up. Although he felt happy inside, he remained reserved in his speech: “Alright, I understand. I will help them. After all, it’s for Bai Ren’s luck, for better completion of the mission.”
006 nodded with a smile in response. He knew that despite Mo Yi’s words, the fundamental reason for his willingness to help stemmed from his kindness.
If it weren’t for his inherently good nature, Mo Yi wouldn’t have repeatedly chosen to believe, even knowing it could be a trap. Despite the unfavorable outcomes and the many times he had been deceived and hurt, Mo Yi had never truly become cold-hearted. He still willingly held the umbrella for others, enduring the rain and the pain.
His host was indeed a very, very good child!
Thinking this, the gaze of the little dog softened even more.
Mo Yi calculated that Bai Ren had given him a supplementary card before, which should have a fair amount of money. If needed, he had also given Bai Ren over five hundred thousand earlier. It should be enough, right?
Clearing his throat, he turned to the man and asked, “Bai Ren, how about we… help them?”
Bai Ren nodded, anticipating this turn of events after seeing Mo Yi’s expression. Of course, he wouldn’t refuse. He was willing to make his little fool happy.
Mo Yi’s heart was truly kind, unlike his own.
Seeing Bai Ren agree, Mo Yi felt joy in his heart and turned to the two children opposite them, asking, “Have you had dinner tonight?”
The girl seemed to want to shake her head, but the boy beside her held her back and nodded, saying, “We’ve eaten. We had bread.”
“Bread.” Mo Yi thought of the small palm-sized bread and sighed, “That’s not really a proper meal. Come with us, let’s eat and talk. We’ve decided to support your orphanage.”
“Really?” The two children’s eyes immediately lit up at the news.
The boy looked at Bai Ren sitting in the wheelchair pushed by Mo Yi. Although the man didn’t look like a good person, he seemed very powerful, and there was also the beautifully dressed woman beside him. Perhaps they could really help the orphanage.
Upon thinking this, the older brother warmly said, “Why don’t you come with us? Dinner time at the orphanage shouldn’t be over yet. Since you’re willing to help us, you’re our benefactors, so it’s our treat!”
Mo Yi was curious about the orphanage as well and readily agreed.
Since Mo Yi and the others had come by car, it was convenient for the two children not to have to walk back.
The sister sat in the front passenger seat, while the brother sat in the back. Throughout the journey, the two children remained silent, showing signs of nervousness being in the car with several strangers.
“The address you mentioned is in the suburbs. How did you come all the way here?” Zhu Xiuya asked the girl beside her as she drove.
Miaomiao, holding the bag of food given to them by Mo Yi, replied somewhat timidly, “We walked here. We set off in the afternoon and hitched a ride with an uncle selling cabbage. My brother said there would be more people and donors at the night market.”
“What if you hadn’t hitched a ride with the uncle selling cabbage?” Zhu Xiuya continued.
“We would have walked. Actually, headmistress didn’t want us to come, but we had other good friends covering for us. They couldn’t watch us. Walking would take less than two hours, and we could take shortcuts,” the girl explained matter-of-factly.
Although Miaomiao’s words seemed commonplace, Zhu Xiuya couldn’t help but feel uneasy listening to them.
It was tough for children of such a young age to walk such long distances just to raise a little money.
However, thinking back to Mo Yi, who had to pick up trash and roam the streets before, she thought she might understand why he sympathized with this brother and sister.
The car was naturally much faster than the cabbage seller’s vehicle, and after half an hour, they arrived at the orphanage.
But when they got off the car and saw the familiar land in front of them, Zhu Xiuya subconsciously stopped in her tracks.
Bai Ren noticed something strange about her. He raised his head and saw the person next to him bending down stiffly. She whispered in his ear, “Boss, this place is included in the land where our group planned to establish Joy Valley. The proposal was also placed on your desk recently.”
Bai Ren nodded upon hearing this. He remembered that proposal, and he personally approved it.
However, what left a deep impression on him was Jiang Mingda coming over before, specifically asking Bai’s company to invest in buying this land for Jiang Corporation to develop Joy Valley.
It was originally a plan of their BM Group, but unexpectedly, Jiang Mingda seemed to have insight into it. Bai Ren wasn’t sure if there was a mole in their group or if this guy was just remarkably resourceful.
He must have had some stroke of good luck recently to have such keen insight.
With these thoughts in mind, Bai Ren calmly followed the others.
When they reached the gate of the orphanage, the siblings were still talking to Mo Yi, with the sister angrily cursing those who wanted to take away their land and leave them homeless.
“Big brother, those people are really bad! They’re all villains! If we don’t have this place, where will we live in the future?” the sister exclaimed.
Mo Yi, feeling indignant upon hearing this, agreed, “Yes, they’re really bad!”
Seeing Mo Yi’s righteous indignation, Zhu Xiuya couldn’t help but break out in a cold sweat.
But when she glanced at Bai Ren beside her, she realized that their boss was indeed formidable, still able to maintain a calm and composed demeanor, unmoved like a mountain.
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Lolol little wifey wolf unknowingly scolding his villainous hubby 😂
When you swear and the person is right behind you….