Kicked out of a wealthy family? I became a rich and beautiful woman thanks to the system.

Old Ji was in a hurry to get back to the store the whole way, and didn't even have time to check his phone when it rang.

At this moment, Old Man Ji opened WeChat and saw the message that the rent was waived.

"This... Miss, I didn't realize you were the new landlord. Thank you for taking care of me, I'm so sorry."

Old Ji never expected that the young man in front of him was the landlord.

He was extremely flustered, but also felt really embarrassed and didn't want to look Wen Yao in the eye.

Just as Wen Yao was about to leave, Old Man Ji spoke again.

"Miss, once my granddaughter recovers, I will definitely repay the money I owe you."

My granddaughter's illness is so expensive! I'm just an old man, where would I get so much savings? I'm trying to find a way to borrow money for the surgery. No matter what, I will definitely pay it back!

As he spoke, Old Man Ji's eyes became a little moist.

Wen Yao stopped in her tracks. Seeing an old man living such a hard life made her feel quite sad.

"Boss, you should take care of your granddaughter first. If you need money, I can contact the charity foundation for help."

By the way, did you buy any insurance before you left? Is there any possibility of compensation that you weren't aware of?

In today's society, some accidental deaths are eligible for compensation, providing some security for elderly parents.

"I used my son and daughter-in-law's insurance premiums, along with my own savings, to buy a house for my granddaughter."

The housing prices in Beijing are frighteningly high. When I was young, I thought I could buy a house after working hard for three years. But now that I'm no longer young, I find that houses in Beijing are becoming more and more out of my reach.

My wife and I lived in a house in the suburbs our whole lives, and it took us two hours to get to work every day. My son's family lived in the city, but they were renting a house.

Later, my wife passed away, and my son and daughter-in-law had an accident. Our old house was already very dilapidated, so we used our son's insurance and my savings to buy a house for our granddaughter in the city.

Wen Yao knew about housing prices in Beijing; even a small apartment could cost several million yuan, and prices had skyrocketed almost overnight.

Wen Yao was speechless for a moment. Old Man Ji's life savings, along with his son's accidental death insurance, could only buy a house for his granddaughter.

"Mr. Ji, how much is your pharmaceutical company still short?"

Old Ji never intended to play the victim; he thought Wen Yao was going to sponsor him again.

"Miss, there's really no need for you to help with the medical expenses. My little shop can easily afford it. I appreciate your kindness."

Wen Yao knew that Old Man Ji was afraid of troubling her, but Wen Yao did not plan to donate in her own name.

"Mr. Ji, it's not like that. I can't afford the medical expenses by myself. But there are many kind-hearted people in society. I just want to find out about the situation so I can tell the foundation and people will naturally come to donate."

Old Ji was too old to understand these things, and he looked at Wen Yao with a blank expression.

"You're getting old, so you should save your money for your retirement. Only by taking good care of your health can you take good care of your granddaughter."

As for your granddaughter's medical expenses and future tuition fees, please contact the two charitable organizations.

There seemed to be a glimmer of hope in Old Ji's weary eyes.

"Will anyone actually donate? My family isn't that poor. I can actually hold on a little longer."

"Oh, boss, don't worry. As long as you meet the requirements, the charity will help you. You can use the money to live on. By the way, how old is your granddaughter this year? How about I accompany you to the hospital to find out more about her condition so we can send the information to the organization?"

After saying that, Old Man Ji hurriedly followed behind Wen Yao.

"Alright, alright, I'll take you there right away. My granddaughter is seven years old this year, and I've raised her since she was little."

After saying that, the two went to the hospital.

Originally, Wen Yao didn't need to come; the main reason was that she wanted to add a project to the charity foundation related to children's disease relief.

Most families in this world are ordinary people. If a child gets a serious illness, it is a heavy burden for the family, and most families have to borrow money to help.

As they walked down the hospital corridor, Old Man Ji explained the situation to her.

“My granddaughter has a tumor. I live alone and have no other choice but to leave her at the hospital during the day so that the nurses can come and check on her occasionally.”

You young people are all very kind-hearted. The nurses have heard about our family situation and have been taking good care of Xiaofu.

I stayed at the hospital that night.

After saying that, the two walked into the children's ward.

There are eight beds in this ward, all of which are for children. Ji Fu is lying alone on the bed, lost in thought.

"Xiao Fu."

After hearing her grandfather's voice, Ji Fu, though still pale, was visibly happier.

"Grandpa, can you spend some time with me today?"

Old Ji nodded.

"Grandpa has finished his work for today, and he will spend the whole day with you."

Wen Yao glanced at Ji Fu.

A very petite and adorable girl, who should be in elementary school right now.

"Mr. Ji, please stay with your granddaughter for now. I'll go find a nurse."

Afterwards, Wen Yao left the ward.

From the nurse, Wen Yao learned that Ji Fu had been hospitalized for a year, and that Old Man Ji had already spent 10 yuan.

"Are you really able to contact a charity to help Mr. Ji?"

The nurse was a middle-aged woman

"Of course, but I'd like to know more about Ji Fu's condition, and whether your hospital has many families facing similar difficulties?"

"Sigh, Ji Fu has been staying here for a year now, and her condition has shown some signs of improvement. However, she still needs surgery, and the cost of the medicine is the biggest expense."

Our hospital is considered one of the better ones in Beijing. Many parents from the countryside bring their children to see us for treatment. We feel sorry for them, but there's nothing we can do.

"If that charity you mentioned can really help Tailor Ji, I'll definitely donate to it every year!"

Wen Yao nodded, then took a picture of Ji Fu's previous receipts and sent it to Tang Zhen.

"Tang Zhen, how many employees do we have in our charitable foundation?"

Tang Zhen replied to the message very quickly.

“Miss, as of today, the Wenyao Charity Foundation has a total of 15 employees, including myself.”

"I've decided to launch a project within the foundation called the Children's Disease Relief Program."

Starting today, anyone who meets the criteria for a serious illness in a hospital and whose family's annual income is less than 100,000 yuan can apply for assistance. All medical expenses will be subsidized and directly deposited into the hospital's account.

I'll put 5000 million into the foundation first.

Also, if you're hiring more staff and don't have enough space, let me know.

Previously, the Wenyao Charity Foundation mainly rescued small animals, but today it has added rescuing children to its responsibility.

However, to prevent wealthy people from taking advantage of loopholes, Wen Yao set up thresholds.