Chapter 1220 The Returnee's Notes 294
Because of the old lady's departure, Xie Ning did not stay in No Return Town any longer. She was too busy and did not have much time to enjoy the slow pace of life in the town.
He only distributed the gifts he bought to his close classmates and friends, and then to Wang Laodao and his apprentices.
Last year, Wang Laodao found another child, a baby girl who was born blind. Originally, Wang Laodao still wanted to send the child to an orphanage.
But in the end, he stayed.
Because of that little girl, she couldn't see people but could see ghosts, which was different from the traditional concept of yin-yang eyes, but it was still special.
If such a child were discovered by a wicked person, she would surely suffer a calamity. So, Old Wang kept her, not hoping that the child would have any great fortune in the future, but only wishing that she could live a peaceful and smooth life.
When Wang Heng saw Xie Ning off, he sighed, "Master is getting old, and his heart is becoming softer and softer."
In fact, Master Wang has always been a kind-hearted person. Otherwise, he wouldn't have taken in so many children in this small Taoist temple. In the past, he sent the girls to the orphanage not only because it was inconvenient for him to take care of the girls as a man, but also because the girls were relatively healthy.
They were abandoned simply because of their gender.
Most of the boys, on the other hand, suffer from various illnesses.
Even if these abandoned children are sent back to their original families, there won't be a good outcome. They might be abandoned again. It's better to sever that connection and live a more comfortable life on their own.
Old Wang has made quite a bit of money in this line of work; he can afford to raise a few children.
Xie Ning thought of the little girl who was grinning at her, and then thought of Wang Laodao and the other old people, who were too old and too young, who might not be very good at taking care of children. So after returning to school, she bought a lot of baby products and sent them to them.
At this time, Wang Heng was still at the Taoist temple, looking at the two sets of baby products with some worry. His wife also knew about this and asked why he didn't take the baby home, saying that she could take care of it.
After all, Wang Heng earns a lot, and she has nothing else to do but pick up and drop off the children at school, leaving her with plenty of free time.
Wang Heng was unwilling. Although he pitied the child, such a child was difficult to raise, and he also had children at home, so it was not an option.
This is a Taoist temple, so it's quiet. There shouldn't be any major problems with the children staying here.
So his wife, just like Xie Ning, bought a bunch of things and sent them over.
"Master, when can I go home?"
He was also secretly trying to find out what his two junior brothers meant, since Wang Younian had stopped replying to his messages, and Wang Ze, who had finally been released, was even less likely to reply.
Since one of the three brothers had to stay behind to guard the Taoist temple, and his shift had long since passed, the other two still hadn't returned, which meant they were doing it on purpose.
Old Master Wang remained silent. “Ah Heng, you are the eldest brother, so you should take on more responsibility.”
It's definitely not because those two brats bribed him that he said that.
Wang Heng was heartbroken; he was still thinking about going back to attend his child's parent-teacher conference.
"What's this?" Old Wang asked Wang Heng, pointing to the large bag.
"Oh, that's because some of the kids down there are doing well in school, so Xiao Ning bought some practice books and sent them over, so they can get good grades too."
Old Wang fell silent, recalling the few kids who had crowded in front of Xie Ning and boasted a few days ago.
They probably didn't expect Xie Ning to actually send a book.
"Take this and tell them they all have to finish writing it. Then, you can check it."
The old man didn't know these things; after all, he didn't learn them when he was young, not even in elementary or middle school.
Even now, he still prefers to write in traditional characters, just like Granny Xie.
Wang Heng had only been gone a short while when several wails were heard. The baby lying in the wooden cradle moved her eyes slightly. She couldn't see anything, but she could hear things, and she couldn't help but giggle.
Xie Ning was unaware that the children in the Taoist temple were stunned by the books she had sent. She simply drove her newly bought car onto the road and entered the residential area directly from the underground garage.
So she didn't see the person waiting for her at the entrance of the residential area.
She only found out that someone had come to see her today when she received a call from the security guard at the gate of her residential complex after she got home.
The security guard said it was a Mr. Ye.
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