It was no exaggeration to say that it was not easy for the orphanage children to have adequate food and clothing.

May and Caitlyn taught the children.

Besides, kids sent to the orphanage were mostly physically weak.

Some had hearing problems, some were deaf-mute children, and some were more serious.

It was not realistic for these children to go to school with healthy normal children after all.

"If I find you a place with schools, hospitals, and dormitories, will you go?"

Sean was thinking about his plans to build an orphanage.

"I won't.

"It costs too much money.

"No matter how hard I try, I can't give them all the things that normal kids enjoy.

"My best hope is to raise them till they're adults, and that's enough for me."

May shook her head gently and rejected Sean outright.

Her idea was simple. There was nothing complicated.

Just being alive.

Yes, she was content to keep these children alive.

Letting the children go to university and get a Ph.D. was a luxury.

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