When Su Miaomiao heard this, she couldn't help but look at Huo Wenbo a few more times.

Life is sometimes so wonderful. Many people think they will never see each other again in this life, but they bump into each other around the corner.

Some people think it is just an ordinary separation, but they will never have the chance to meet again.

"I originally thought she was here to buy some books, but I never imagined she was here to return them to the owner."

"Return the book? Could it be the one you gave her before?" Su Miaomiao asked.

"Yes." Huo Wenbo nodded, "But the boss didn't agree to her request and even kicked her out."

"She looked a little unwell, so I wondered if she had encountered some trouble, so I chased her and wanted to buy the book back from her."

"I didn't expect she still remembered me. When she found out I wanted to buy the book she had, she thanked me profusely and even offered to lower the price."

"I gave her fifteen dollars, and she left happily without even opening the plastic cover of the book."

When Huo Wenbo said this, a faint smile appeared in his eyes.

"I never believed in fate before, but ever since that time, I always run into her in unexpected places."

"I ate at the state-owned restaurant, and she worked as a waitress there."

"When we went shopping in the department store, she followed others and helped carry bags."

"She's mopping the floor in the bookstore."

"At first I was just curious and couldn't understand how one person could have so much energy to do so many things at once."

"Curiosity is often the beginning of love." Su Miaomiao sighed.

"I didn't realize it at that time." Huo Wenbo smiled.

"But from what you said, it sounds like she was just a little poor. What happened afterwards that made her end up on Red Street? Could it be that she was sold by her unscrupulous parents like Third Sister-in-law?" Su Miaomiao asked.

"She is an orphan and has no parents." Huo Wenbo shook his head.

"Then why would she end up in a place like Hong Street? Is she unable to survive there?" Su Miaomiao was puzzled.

Life was hard before, and most people had no education, so the idea of ​​favoring boys over girls was still deeply rooted, and selling daughters to save the family was common.

But this is not the case for orphans.

"She grew up in a Salesian home. She worked so hard to find a job just to earn more money to support the children in the Salesian home." Huo Wenbo gave Su Miaomiao the answer.

"So that's how it is." Su Miaomiao was stunned.

I didn't expect it to be for such a reason.

"I knew she was doing this for the children, and I felt compassion for her. At the time, my financial situation wasn't bad, and my family didn't need me to contribute to the household expenses, so I donated money to the Salesian Orphanage every month."

"She would also find ways to help them raise some donations. Gradually, life at the Salesian Home began to improve, and I gradually became familiar with her."

"After actually getting to know her, I realized she was a very strong girl. She was abandoned at the doorstep of a Salesian home when she was just born, and it was the old director who raised her."

"She could have ignored those children, but she didn't leave. Instead, she stayed and helped the old dean provide for those children."

"She worked 24 hours a day, and almost 20 of them were spent working outside to earn money. But you know, jobs were really hard to find back then, so she had no choice but to lower her salary. Therefore, even though she worked herself to death every day, the money she earned was still not enough to cover the daily expenses of the Salesian home."