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Although Charlie Wade is not originally from Aurous Hill, he hase to embrace it as his second hometown over the nearly twenty years he has lived there. Now that he has acquired some abilities, he feels a strong desire to contribute positively to themunity.
His heart particrly goes out to the orphans in Aurous Hill and the surrounding areas. Charlie dreams of establishing a facility thatbines a welfare home with a twelve-year educational institution, a vision he is determined to bring to life.
Reflecting on his past, Charlie often reminisces about his time in the orphanage and his friends from those days. He thinks about his younger self, his sister Lisa, his close friend Caleb, and the troubled William and Jeff, thetter of whom took a wrong turn in life that led to their separation.
Before Stephen Thompson took him under his wing, none of them seemed destined for much sess. A significant factor was theirck of ess to quality higher education. This issue is not a fault of the welfare home or Stephen Thompson; after all, providing shelter and basic needs for these children is already an incredible achievement. Most welfare institutions do not even aim to guide children toward college as they reach adulthood.<fn28cb> Latest content published on find?novel</fn28cb>
While Stephen Thompson was capable of managing the situation, he was cautious not to impose overly ambitious conditions that might jeopardize the orphanage’s functioning. Additionally, many welfare institutions were struggling financially at that time.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
This financial strain is part of why, despite his excellent performance in junior high and high school, Charlie chose to enter the workforce early, hoping to improve the lives of his fellow orphans. Stephen Thompson, though regretful, believed that for Charlie, the advantages of working outweighed the disadvantages.
In hindsight, Stephen Thompson felt that Charlie’s experience in the workforce would expose him to more opportunities than if he had pursued a university education immediately. With this perspective, he refrained from interfering with Charlie’s choices.
Now, with fewer worries than before, Charlie envisions building a utopian welfare home that will not only provide a solid basic education but also offer opportunities for higher education. He wants these children to learn gratitude and develop a sense of responsibility toward contributing to themunity’s future growth.
Understanding Charlie’s intentions, Jasmine Moore reassured him, saying, “Don’t worry, Master Wade. I willmunicate with the city promptly to see if they can assist with site selection and rted qualifications.”
Charlie nodded in agreement and added, “The location can be somewhat remote, but it needs to be spacious. We are looking at aplex that can amodate over 10,000 children for living, education, and various daily activities, including arts and sports. Additionally, we must ensure that there are adequate amodations for faculty and staff, making it at least asrge as a university catering to 10,000 people, if not more.”
Jasmine quickly responded, “Master Wade, don’t worry! I will discuss this in detail with the city. They will definitely support such a noble endeavor.”
Charlie sighed thoughtfully, expressing his hopes: “I wish that through our Huichundan auction, we can elevate Aurous Hill’s international reputation and economic growth. Once Doris Young finalizes those high-end projects, we can invite wealthy investors to Aurous Hill, which will undoubtedly transform it into a new international hotspot!”
Jasmine smiled, adding, “As Huichundan gains more poprity, I anticipate that the world’s wealthiest individuals will flock to Aurous Hill to invest…”
With confidence, Charlie replied, “Rest assured, that day is approaching quickly.”
Jasmine then recalled something important and asked Charlie, “Master Wade, have you decided who will manage this welfare home? Will we hand it over to the city once it’s built, or do you n to establish an operational team yourself?”
After a brief moment of thought, Charlie responded, “I’m leaning toward appointing an aunt from the orphanage to oversee it. She was our caretaker during my childhood and is highly educated. From what I know, she would be capable of handling this responsibility.”
As he spoke, Charlie couldn’t help but sigh again: “The only issue is that she has moved to Canada to enjoy her retirement, and I would hate to impose on her.”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading" id="the-amazing-son-inw-chapter-4229-the-amazing-son-inw-chapter-4229">The Amazing son inw Chapter 4229 – 4229</h2><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>