Metaphysics Live Room: The host is the contract husband

"Maybe when you become successful and famous in the future, your parents will see you, and then you'll have a family."

Su Chen waved his hands, looking resistant: "No, I'm doing well now, the hardest days are over."

"If someone recognizes me in the future just because I've made it big and can be used to suck their blood and exploit me, then it's better not to recognize such a family member."

"...That's right, you'll get married and have children in the future, and you'll have your own family."

Yu Fang saw someone out of the corner of her eye and asked curiously, "Xiao Chen, who is this gentleman?"

Su Chen rolled his eyes and found an excuse: "Oh, this is Mr. Jin, a professor at our school. His hometown is also here, and he hasn't been back for many years."

"Well, we met on the road this time, so we came here together."

"Oh, I see. Where is your hometown then?"

"It's at No. 53 Xingfu Street, but the house has been demolished and everyone has moved away. If Mr. Jin wants to find his family, it might take some time."

Yu Fang said politely, "Since he is a professor at your school, we should treat him with courtesy. If you have nowhere else to go for the time being, you can go to the orphanage. There are empty rooms there."

Mr. Jin: "...Okay, thank you for your help."

"No, no, it's all as it should be."

Three days flew by.

After completing the discharge procedures, Su Chen brought his people back to the orphanage. After making arrangements with the director's mother, he took Dr. Jin to the room.

The door was open, and inside were three children busy at work: one was making the bed, one was sweeping the floor, and one was wiping the table carefully.

When Dr. Jin saw this scene, his pupils suddenly shrank.

"This... How can I let the children clean this up? I can do it myself."

Not to mention disabled children, even normal children are only a few years old, how can they do these things? They are all treasured at home, but he had never put out the sheets and quilt covers until he was twenty years old.

Su Chen reached out and grabbed him, shaking his head.

"Don't go. Let the children do it. Treating them as normal people is the greatest respect. If they are not needed, they will become restless and manic."

Dr. Jin grew up in a wealthy family, and his peers all came from wealthy families. He had never seen a disabled child smile so happily.

The voice dropped. "How did they become disabled?"

Su Chen was silent for a moment, then said quietly: "It's man-made!"

"These disabled children were abducted by human traffickers. Some of them had their arms and legs chopped off, and others were scalded with boiling water, leaving them disabled and forced to beg on the streets for money."

"Later, the state took action and arrested the traffickers, and these children were rescued. However, because of their disabilities, many parents were unwilling to take them back."

"The dean took them in. Although life was a little hard, at least they had a shelter from the wind and rain, which was already very happy."

Doctor Jin felt a little dry in his throat and felt so stuffy that he couldn't breathe.

"The director is a good person. Since he took these children in, he didn't pay them. I don't think these children are living very well."

Su Chen shook his head and pointed at the sign of the orphanage.

"This is an orphanage, a home for orphaned children. The government allocates funds to keep them alive, but these disabled children were abandoned by their parents and were picked up by the orphanage."

"It's almost impossible to apply for funding. This is why the conditions at Dawn Orphanage are worse than those at other orphanages."

At this point, Dr. Jin understood that only this orphanage wanted the homeless children, and no other orphanage wanted them.

This will inevitably lead to a shortage of funds for the Dawn Orphanage, and the lives of other orphans will have to be tighter than usual. They will spend more money than they earn, and the gap will become larger and larger.

“How effective are online donations?”

Su Chen shook his head and sighed, "It was okay at the beginning, but those organizations that collected the donations were ruthless. After several people changed hands, very little of the money reached the orphanage."

Silence, dead silence.

Mr. Jin only felt that his three views were challenged.

Tragic, really miserable.

He couldn't imagine the despair and pressure the dean must be enduring every day watching this!