Crossing 1992: Contracting a barren mountain and becoming a huge demolition household

Once people have doubts, they will not continue to look for evidence to support them. Her husband's family is not a very smart group of people. If I didn't trust him, he wouldn't have deceived me so easily.

She finally found out the truth as she wished. Her two daughters were suffocated to death by their mother-in-law as soon as they were born, and then casually abandoned on the mountain.

They didn't even want to give them a proper burial.

The moment she overheard the truth, she ran out like crazy. Finally, she ran into the police station and felt a sense of security.

Yes, she reported the case based solely on a sentence she overheard without any evidence.

Perhaps the family never thought of the possibility of being discovered by her, so they covered it up very poorly in every way.

Finally, after repeated questioning by the police, the family's statements were full of loopholes.

Some said their children were given away, but they could not provide any information about the middleman.

Some said the child was frail and could not be raised, but they could not tell where the child was buried.

Finally, the police searched the mountain and found two small skeletons. The results showed that they had been eaten by wild animals...

That's why she felt pity when she saw Lele being abandoned.

Later, when she saw so many children being abandoned, she still couldn't bear it.

Ye Ke's eyes widened in shock. "This... then why does Lele keep saying this is an orphanage?"

This should be considered as the dean's personal adoption, right?

The director gave a wry laugh. "It almost became an orphanage in the beginning. A young man learned about the situation and offered to help me apply to set up an orphanage. He also said that there would be government subsidies. Otherwise, I wouldn't have raised so many children, right?"

Initially, she used her savings and salary to raise her children. Later, the burden gradually became heavier, and when she adopted Tongtong, she decided that she could not continue to adopt children in the future.

As a result, the young woman said that her place could be turned into an orphanage, which would then receive government support, so she felt at ease to leave the children behind.

If everything goes according to plan, the story will have a happy ending.

But that person gradually cheated her out of a series of fees including material fees and handling fees and then disappeared.

The moment she couldn't find him, she was completely stunned. How could he be a scammer? The man said he was the mayor's secretary? She had even seen him approach and talk to the mayor.

But after receiving her report, the police station searched everywhere but couldn't find the man. They confirmed that he was a liar and his identity, name, and everything else were all fake.

Ye Ke scratched her head, unable to utter the words she had wanted to say. To be honest, her mental journey had been changing throughout this trip.

From initially suspecting that the dean was not a good person, to being moved by the dean later, and finally wanting to lend a hand to help the dean.

But the embarrassing thing is that her method of helping has already been used by someone else.

She also wanted to try to help the director transform this place into a real welfare home, and then receive state subsidies and social assistance.

She never thought that she could support this "welfare home" solely by her own donations and love.

Even if she can afford it now.

The ideal is very good, but the dean has been deceived in this way...

Ye Ke has a headache.

If she said this, wouldn't she be kicked out by the dean immediately?

Ye Ke scratched his head uneasily.

Finally, he mustered up the courage to speak up, "Dean, do you still have a backup of the information you compiled? Why don't you give it to me? I'll see if I can help you with the application."

Fearing that the dean might misunderstand, Ye Ke quickly added, "Don't worry, I'm not a liar. Whether it succeeds or not, I won't take a penny!"