At this point, Mr. Vadim looked at Eros and laughed:
"Mr. Doyle, do you think they can recruit people with such a salary?"
Eros glanced at the smiling middle-aged man in front of him, and said with a smile:
"Didn't we recruit a bank account manager?"
Mr. Vadim scratched his head, he knew that his performance was too obvious, so he was not surprised that Master Erlo guessed it.
He looked towards the welfare home on the next street and said with emotion:
"I was on leave that day and happened to see the notice when I passed by there."
"I thought I didn't have anything to do anyway, so I ran over to help."
"The result was somewhat beyond my expectation. I was not the first one to help. Several gentlemen and ladies had already helped before I arrived."
"Then we helped clean the orphanage and played with the children."
"Honestly, Mr. Doyle, I haven't felt that fulfilled in a long time."
"And the children there are all very well-behaved and sensible, especially little Hela. She is only seven years old, but she knows how to help Mrs. Maria clean and take care of other children."
"My daughter was a little troublemaker when she was seven years old!"
At this point, Vadim's voice suddenly stopped.
Then the smile on his face gradually faded, and his expression gradually became confused.
After a while, Vadim said in a low voice:
"Sorry, lately I tend to mistake my dreams for reality."
"In my dream, I have a gentle and virtuous wife and a naughty but very lively and lovely daughter."
Eros lowered his eyes and remained silent.
Is it possible that that wasn't a dream?
Those are indeed things you once had, but because of the ambitions of some ambitious people, they are gone now.
…
After saying that, Mr. Vadim obviously had no interest in continuing.
"From that day on, I would go to Mrs. Maria's welfare home to help with some things during my free time."
After briefly saying the rest of the story with a dull look on his face, he lowered his head and remained silent.
Eros didn't say anything either, and the two walked in silence for a while.
It was not until they reached the gate of the Yor Bank that Vadim broke the silence between the two of them:
"Mr. Doyle, I'm going to work first."
Having said that, without waiting for Eros to reply, he quickly walked into the bank door.
Eros watched Vadim's back disappear into the door, then he slowly withdrew his gaze, shook his head, sighed softly, and continued walking forward.
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