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"Specifically, do you think it would be okay if we could take care of more children during the day? For example, twice as much as now."

"What?"

“Your duties will remain largely the same. Just feed them, watch them play, and put them to sleep if they look sleepy.”

These are things I already do on a daily basis. But adding to them?

"Let me explain it to you..." Ye Kai explained the content of the childcare service.

In simple terms, it means taking some money, temporarily taking the child away from the parents, taking care of them, and then returning them to the parents. That's it. However, in return, there must be a certain degree of responsibility.

He said there are many young children in the city who are often neglected.

For example, the children of businessmen. If they are freelancers, their parents are busy with work and have little time to take care of their children.

For example, if the mother is also an adventurer, her workplace may be outside the city gate, and she cannot take the child around.

For example, children from single-parent families. Parents have to work to make a living, and it is almost impossible for them to take care of their children.

It would be enough to gather these children in the yard and let Remzi and others take care of them. Although this would increase the burden on the older children, the content would not change.

"Can something like this be done?" Melnia seemed to think it was unlikely to make money.

She didn't think anyone would be willing to pay such a fee. However, Ye Kai knew that this was acceptable in the industry. As long as there was a certain income, it would solve the worries of those parents who had to give up their children.

"If my prediction is correct, I should be able to earn a stable income. Yes. If I charge about 1500 to 2000 coins a day, I think the children will come. If I gather about children, I can earn at least that much a day. With so many, I should be able to feed these children well, right?"

"Of course it is enough. If we save a little, it won't be difficult to buy some decent clothes for these children."

"So, should we put up a notice in front of the yard?"

"But then it becomes a business and that could cause problems for the church..."

"Then accept the donations and take care of them in the name of adopting children. Oh, and also inform the adventurer guilds that will provide donations. They are the biggest customers... no, the donors."

"Okay! I want to give it a try. Is Remzi okay? Although it may be a burden on you."

"If this can help the teacher, I want to try it. But..."

Remzi felt uneasy.

“As a burden to society, do we also have the right to enjoy it?” she tried to ask the young man next to her.

“Can we have a full meal?”

“You can have your fill.”

There were tears in her eyes.

“Can we have a snack once in a while?”

“You can eat it every day, but not all the time.”

Tears welled up in the corners of her eyes.

“Can we be happy?”

“You should be happy too.”

Tears could not stop flowing. She was hugged tightly by the young man and caressed her head.

After she realized how much pain she was in and started crying loudly, someone understood her and tried to think of a solution.

And, he told her to be happy. This made her very happy.

"What are you doing, making Remzi cry!"

"Well, I didn't mean to make her cry."

“Then why is she crying!”

"No!... No, Lakta. This person... gave us... happiness..." She tried to express herself while crying.

She smiled as she cried.

So, after returning home, they set out while the children were taking a nap. Melnia, Remzi, and the skeptical Lakta headed to the Adventurer's Guild together.

After obtaining permission to borrow the bulletin board, an advertisement for childcare services was posted.

"Hey, is this true?" a female adventurer who suddenly peeked in said in surprise.

“Yes, although we are still a little unskilled, we are going to give it a try.”

"Why didn't you tell me earlier? I've wanted it for a long time!" Melnia replied and welcomed her to join.

Indeed, the female adventurer was holding a child's hand. Even in this situation, she was waiting for a commission that she could handle.

"If it's convenient, we'll start tomorrow. But, as written above, we hope to receive donations..."

"That's nothing. I can earn it back by killing one monster. This is great. I want to tell everyone."

“I have to tell my mom, too. I can go back tomorrow.”

“Don’t forget to tell your team members who are taking a break.”

The six people left the Adventurer's Guild and returned home.

“How does it feel?”

"Yeah! I think I can do it! Thank you."

"Mr. Ye Kai, I..."

Don't cry anymore. I'll be blamed by Lakta.

Remzi smiled with tears in his eyes and said, "Well, now that we have a source of income, we should buy enough food for tonight, right?"

"Yes, leave the luggage to me."

They clapped their hands, trying to change the mood, and Tulio laughed along.

"You are useless when the warehouse manager is here."

Tulio was killed instantly and everyone laughed.

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“How could such a thing happen?”

After the three of them had dinner together at the orphanage, they returned to the royal city. In the room, Ye Kai called Klein aside to talk.

"Yes, although this is just a temporary idea of ​​mine, I think it should be successful. How about trying this arrangement in Holmt?"

"Of course, it should work. Not only will the children in the orphanage benefit, but the parents will also be able to work with peace of mind, and the children will be safe from danger. In addition, once the parents start working again, economic activity will be more active, and the kingdom's tax revenue will increase."

"You make it sound like everything is perfect. But I think there are still some issues we need to address, like safeguards in case of an accident at the orphanage. Although I've already told them to be extra careful."

“There is definitely room for discussion in this regard.”

(However, if this happened in the original world, it would definitely be accused of child labor.)

"In any case, the more benefits the better. I will write a letter to the Secretary of State and prepare the relevant documents. Alas, it is really inconvenient for the other party not to have a remote control at this time!"

“The more convenient a tool is, the more you’ll depend on it. Use it with care.”

“I understand that now.”

Still, if it could save more children, Ye Kai felt Klein should try.