After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

Liu Xia, who was sitting next to him, was very quiet. Although she didn't say anything, she listened attentively. She also agreed with Shu Baozhu's praise of Zhang Ran.

Many philanthropists are fake, making money under the guise of charity, or doing bad things and spending money to buy fame for fear of going to hell, but Zhang Ran does charity in a genuine way without any falsehood.

An hour later, the car arrived at the orphanage, and Shu Baozhu was the first to get off excitedly.

The front yard was once a large playground, but it was divided into two areas: football on the left and basketball on the right. A pavilion separated the flower beds in the middle. A circle of trees surrounded the orphanage. In winter, the leaves fell off, making it impossible to tell what species the trees were.

Liu Xia asked curiously, "Is it an osmanthus tree?"

Zhang Ran shook his head. "It's a fruit tree. I don't know what kind of tree it is. The principal planted it himself. He said that the children in the orphanage will never have to worry about eating fruit."

"The principal is so thoughtful!" Shu Baozhu praised with admiration. "In the future, the children can climb trees and pick fruits. It will be so much fun!"

Zhang Ran explained with a smile: "It's mainly to save money."

Liu Xia looked around, and after Qiao Xi got out of the car and approached, she looked at Zhang Ran and said, "Take us around."

Zhang Ran nodded and led them to the right. The main front yard was in plain sight and there was nothing to see.

On the right, passing through a door in the middle of a wall, several buildings stand before everyone.

"This is the school." Zhang Ran explained, "It's still under renovation, so I won't take you inside."

"This school is even bigger than the middle school I attended before!" Shu Baozhu's hometown is deep in the mountains and forests. Although she attended high school in the county town, it was dilapidated. She looked at the new building with a look of longing, "My children will be so lucky to be able to attend a school like this in the future."

Liu Xia and Qiao Xi didn't say anything, just watched quietly.

"There's nothing to see here. I'll take you to the backyard." Zhang Ran took them back through the gate in the wall and led them to the backyard.

There is a large greenhouse in the backyard where various vegetables, fruits and melons are grown.

"The principal had the workers reclaim the land, and she planted all kinds of vegetables and fruits with her own hands." Zhang Ran smiled and looked at the crowd and explained, "From now on, the children won't have to buy vegetables, which saves money."

This time, no one spoke. Everyone felt deeply depressed and their eyes were sore. In order to save money, the principal tried every possible way to be self-sufficient.

Seeing how silent they were, Zhang Ran smiled and said, "I'll take you inside to have a look." He randomly picked a shed and went in first, only to see a familiar figure inside. "Fifth Aunt?"

Gao Yunfeng was bending over to pick tomatoes when she heard someone calling her. She subconsciously looked up and saw Zhang Ran, surprised to see her. "Xiao Yue!" Then she saw a few people following her. "Are they all your classmates?"

"I'll bring them to visit the orphanage." Zhang Ran winked at Gao Yunfeng playfully, "When the orphanage holds a charity gala, I'll let them all come to donate money."

Zhang Ran did not lower his voice. Gao Yunfeng felt a little embarrassed and subconsciously looked at Shu Baozhu and the others, fearing that they would be angry with Zhang Ran. After all, voluntary donation and moral kidnapping are two different things.

Several people smiled at Gao Yunfeng, some called her aunt, and some called her auntie.

Seeing that they seemed happy and didn't mind what Zhang Ran had just said, Gao Yunfeng breathed a sigh of relief. She smiled and said to Zhang Ran, "The principal knew you were coming today and asked me to pick some more vegetables. You show them around while I continue picking vegetables." Then she said to Shu Baozhu and the others, "Feel free to pick and eat the vegetables here. They were all grown by the principal himself, without any pesticides."