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Chen Shen knew that this matter would definitely be noticed by Dai Linong and others, but he had no choice now. He had to do this to warn them not to be too presumptuous.

That day, Chen Shen came to the orphanage and watched the children laughing and playing in the yard, but his heart was full of worry.

The situation in Shanghai is becoming increasingly tense, and the atmosphere of danger is pervasive in every corner.

Chen Shen was thinking about whether to send the children out of Shanghai. Shanghai is becoming less and less safe, and the suburbs are too chaotic. No one can stay at the orphanage all the time.

Although Liu Lanzhi is now learning some basic defensive measures, Chen Shen believes that this is far from enough. The safety of the child is not a small issue, and they have to think of other ways out now.

The orphanage has a file with the Shanghai Red Cross Society, and they regularly send food, daily necessities and other gifts.

Chen Shen also used this to help Liu Lanzhi maintain the operation of the orphanage.

At that time, newspapers were published to encourage everyone to raise funds, which also attracted some social attention and help.

At this moment, Chen Shen was eating the meal brought to him by Liu Lanzhi, but he had no taste for it and his mind was full of thoughts.

He was thinking about how to persuade the Red Cross to move the orphanage, but he had no legitimate reason to do so at the moment, so he fell into deep thought.

Liu Lanzhi watched Chen Shen eating absent-mindedly and looked distracted, and felt something was wrong.

She slapped Chen Shen suddenly and asked loudly.

"What's wrong with you? Are you missing Li Xiaonan?"

Chen Shen was a little dazed by the sudden slap and said while covering his head.

"No, sister-in-law, what are you doing?"

Afterwards, Chen Shen calmed down, called Liu Lanzhi "sister-in-law", and asked seriously.

"Sister-in-law, do you think this place is safe? Will it have any impact on the child's growth?"

After hearing what Chen Shen said, Liu Lanzhi put away her impatience, thought about it seriously, and then said.

"I don't think there's any major danger at the moment. After all, we're all orphans and soldiers' orphans, and we haven't offended anyone. It's just that there are more and more children, and it's getting a bit difficult to manage them."

Chen Shen said with a frown.

"Sister-in-law, you can't just focus on the present. The situation in Shanghai is so chaotic right now, and the suburbs are not peaceful either. If something happens one day, it will be too late for us to regret it."

Liu Lanzhi sighed.

"I know that, but what can we do? It's not that easy to change places, and can the new place be better than this one?"

Chen Shen said.

"Sister-in-law, I'm just trying to think of a solution. The Red Cross might be able to help, but we need a good reason to convince them."

Liu Lanzhi's face was filled with worry.

"Oh, I really don't know what reason there could be. You can't just say you're moving because you feel unsafe. You have to have practical considerations."

Chen Shen stood up and paced in the yard.

"Sister-in-law, if we can find a place more suitable for the children to live and study, would the Red Cross consider it?"

Liu Lanzhi shook her head.

“It’s not easy to find a suitable place, and you also need financial support.”

Chen Shen stopped and said with a firm look.

"Sister-in-law, people always come up with solutions. Let's plan slowly and we will eventually find a way out."

In the next few days, Chen Shen was busy with his work while looking for a suitable place.

He asked many friends for help, but things did not go smoothly.

Once, Chen Shen heard that there was an abandoned school in the suburbs. The place was large enough and the environment was pretty good.

He ran over excitedly to check it out, only to find that the place had been in disrepair for a long time and required a lot of money and manpower to renovate.

Chen Shen returned to the orphanage helplessly. Liu Lanzhi looked at his tired appearance and said with heartache.

"Chen Shen, don't work too hard. If it doesn't work, let's think of other ways."

Chen Shen said.

"Sister-in-law, I'm not tired. As long as I can give the children a safe home, all the hard work is worth it."

Chen Shen paused and said with some sadness.

"Besides, this is also Li Xiaonan's dream. Xiaonan is not here now, so I will make her dream come true so that she has no worries."

Just when Chen Shen felt helpless, an unexpected news came.

Inside the Ming Mansion, sunlight shines through the windows onto the wooden floor, creating patches of mottled light and shadow.

Mingjing was sitting on the sofa in the living room, holding the day's newspaper in her hand, with a focused look on her face.

When her eyes swept across a fundraising message about a suburban orphanage, she couldn't help but stop.

The text in the newspaper clearly described that due to the increasing number of children, the small place could no longer accommodate so many children and urgently needed help from the society to move to a larger place for management.

An indescribable pain surged in Mingjing's heart, and her eyes became somewhat sad.

Originally, there are not so many orphans in this world, and all children should grow up happily under the love of their parents.

But now, because of this cruel war, so many innocent children have lost the care of their parents and become helpless.

Mingjing couldn't help but think of Mingtai. Mingtai almost became an orphan because of her.

When she thinks back on that experience, she still feels scared and guilty.

At this time, Minglou came down from upstairs.

He was wearing a neat suit, standing tall and straight, with his usual calm and composed expression on his face.

Mingjing saw Minglou and quickly called him over, pointing to the news in the newspaper.

"Minglou, take a look at this."

Minglou walked over, took the newspaper from Mingjing's hand, and quickly glanced through it.

He frowned slightly and said after thinking for a moment.

"Sister, it's a good thing that you want to help this orphanage. But we also have to be cautious. After all, we don't know whether the fundraising news in the newspaper is true or not. We need to investigate further and can't jump to conclusions."

After listening to Minglou, Mingjing felt that what Minglou said made sense, and nodded.

"Well, you're right. Then get someone to investigate immediately."

As she spoke, she turned to look at Mingcheng who had been standing silently beside her and said.

"Mingcheng, go and check this matter thoroughly."

Mingcheng responded and glanced at Minglou, who nodded slightly in agreement.

Mingcheng took the newspaper and went out directly.

Mingcheng quickly found the orphanage according to the address provided in the newspaper.

The gate of the orphanage was old, and the paint on the walls had peeled off. He walked into the yard and heard the children's laughter.

Liu Lanzhi was teaching the children to read in the classroom at this time. Her voice was gentle and patient.