Wang Chunhua and the others were extremely anxious when they saw that Yaya seemed to be in trouble.

They are the children who have truly received help from Yaya and are able to stand here, and they don’t want to see Yaya being questioned by other children.

Unfortunately, Yaya said she would hold a meeting with the other children, and she just held a meeting without giving this little ball the opportunity to break it down and convey the idea that "Yaya is a super good Yaya" to other children.

To say it now in this situation would seem too deliberate.

Wang Chunhua did not say anything, but just clenched her fists quietly.

Then I heard a little girl change the subject: "Well, if I grow up in an orphanage, can I still be friends with my aunt? She said she really wants to adopt me, but she really has no place and no money to raise me."

Yaya remembers this child.

After her parents divorced, they each started their own families and left her to her grandmother. After her grandmother passed away, she had no one to take care of her. My aunt was born with a disabled foot and married a disabled man. The family had a hard time supporting themselves and they really didn't have the ability to raise a little girl.

"Of course you can. I'm friends with my relatives because some of them are very nice to me. I just don't want to go to their homes."

The little girl seemed to have found a soulmate and looked at Yaya excitedly: "Then I, I want to be like you and also want to have Yun Daddy and Mommy."

One child agreed, and the other children began to think about the pros and cons of this.

This is also their first lesson in the charity institution.

What can I gain by doing this? What will I lose by not doing this? Will it affect my life? In other words, do I need the care of these strange "parents"?

Some of them are brought to a new home after their parents divorce. When parents have new children, they no longer love their children and begin to think that many parents are good.

More importantly, they don't need to live with them or consider whether they are good to other children.

Because they have other children, and they have other parents.

Some children also asked Yaya: "Can we not call mom and dad?"

Yaya: "Of course you can, call them uncle or aunt, uncle or aunt, it's all fine, it's just a name, it's not important. But they care about your feelings, that's important."

As for the supplies and money sent out of concern, Yaya also took them into consideration.

People who are truly kind to children will not give them things that they cannot return in return. They will consider whether they can return those things in the future and whether they are practical.

If you spend too much money all at once and then regret it in the future and insist on getting something in return, it will not happen.

Sure enough, after the adoption channel was opened, when netizens delivered supplies, they would discuss with other netizens who had also adopted the child.

If you give me clothes, I will give me a pair of shoes.

If you send him snacks, I will send him drinks.

The items worth a few hundred dollars in total can be sent over with the child's name signed on them without causing any psychological pressure on the child.

I'm also thinking about giving less, otherwise when the child grows up, he might feel stressed out by the debt.

The lucky children who are adopted by the same netizen will become brothers and sisters and take care of each other in the orphanage.

We are all like a family.

Yaya chose the day before her birthday as the day on which the charity home was actually opened.

This is an important day when she is about to be born, and it is also the day when the children in the orphanage will have a new life.

Yaya invited her friends to watch the ceremony together, including Ying Wugui’s friend, the older sister whose online name was Qingqiu Fox.

Because it was a day worth celebrating, Yaya also set up a banquet and held it in the charity home.

The pilgrims from the surrounding areas can also come to eat, and the food they eat is grown in the vegetable garden of Sanqing Temple. They also donate some houses to the charity house and sign a contract of "voluntary donation without asking for return".

Yaya is very busy during the day, and she is busy at night, burning incense to the tablets and the founder of Sanqing Temple.

She shared her thoughts over the past six months.

Although she knew that the "grandmasters" were not the real Three Pure Ones but many "grandmasters", Yaya still sincerely thanked them for watching her in heaven and said that she was very happy and contented now.

In the future, the children she has worked hard to raise will be just as happy.

The soft and tender voice made some people who were eavesdropping on her cry.

After Yaya left, others also said they wanted to burn incense to the ancestor and took turns lining up.

People usually kneel here and talk to the ancestor, but Yaya didn't care and went to sleep.

So she missed the Lu brothers' sincere thanks to the "Grandfather". They thanked the "Grandfather". Thank them for letting Yaya survive and successfully grow up to three years old.

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Thank them for helping Yaya become so capable and solving the problems in their lives.

When it was Luo Cheng's turn, he was more honest and prayed directly: "The birthday present is already ready, but I don't have the ability to install it directly. I wonder if Master Lu Ban can help?"

After these people finished talking to the Grandmaster, they all left.

Yaya, who had already fallen asleep, saw her master again in her dream.

The master was still the same, looking at her with a smile.

"You will be a four-year-old child starting tomorrow."

Yaya nodded her head and clenched her fists: "A four-year-old can also beat up a master who deceives children!"

The old man, who looked like an old Taoist priest, stroked his beard and said, "Okay, okay, for the sake of our Yaya's birthday, Master will let you beat me."

He puffed out his chest as he spoke, and really looked like he wasn't going to fight back.

In the end, instead of waiting for the resentful punch from the young disciple, he was hugged by the young disciple.

After hugging her master, Yaya said in a baby voice: "Thank you for raising me, Master. I love you the most."

The old Taoist priest laughed, and his mouthful of white teeth was particularly eye-catching.

How could he not know the character of a child he raised? He was just a little bit arrogant, so he couldn't bear to hit him...

"Hiss." The old Taoist priest was still stunned after being punched.

"But you lied to Yaya and said you were dying, so you still deserve a beating." Yaya felt justified in throwing this punch.

Then, she looked up at her tall master, at that face with wrinkles when he smiled, and asked the question she had always wondered, "So, Master, which god in heaven are you? Why didn't Yaya feel your presence when the god possessed you before?"

The old man who had been touching his chest and pretending to be in pain and crying out "ouch, ouch" for a long time smiled when he heard this question.

He knows that he will still be asked.

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