Chapter 361 Kind Outsourcing (1)
The original owner's boyfriend Bai Bin went to a remote mountain village to teach after graduating from university.
The conditions in the school were very simple and the students ate very poorly, basically eating vegetables such as potatoes and radishes, and only eating meat, eggs and milk once in a long time.
Bai Bin felt very distressed when he saw this. He remembered that the original owner was a good cook, so he asked the original owner to come and teach with him, and she could also cook for the children and keep him company.
Three birds with one stone.
After hearing this, the original owner didn't want to go. She had a good job now, with a high salary, got along well with her colleagues, and had a promising future.
She told Bai Bin all this in a tactful way, but Bai Bin was very angry. He felt that the original owner did not love him and said that he would break up with the original owner if she did not come.
The original owner couldn't resist, and since Bai Bin often used those kids to play the victim, the original owner went.
After going there, the original owner had to take on two jobs, teaching the children and preparing delicious food for them.
The school provides little food money and we can only try our best. However, Bai Bin still complains that the food is not nutritious and says that the children are growing up and need to eat meat.
Ask the original owner if he has money, and let him pay for it first, and then reimburse him with the school subsidy in the future.
The original owner also felt sympathy for these children, so he spent his own money to buy meat and milk for them.
But all the good reputation belongs to Bai Bin, because the original owner just did it without saying anything.
Two years later, the original owner's savings were all spent, so Bai Bin asked the original owner to think of a solution. He couldn't let the children starve.
The original owner saw that there were a lot of mountain products here, so he bought a second-hand car and started purchasing them, preparing to sell them in the city on Saturdays and Sundays when the children were on vacation.
The first few times went smoothly, but later the car had problems, the brakes broke, and both the car and the owner fell off the cliff, and the original owner died on the spot.
When Bai Bin found out about this, he burst into tears. When his fellow villagers found out about this, they also felt sorry for him and urged their children to learn from Bai Bin.
"He has given so much for you, and he even lost his girlfriend. You can't let him down."
The children studied hard, and many of them left the mountains. Bai Bin’s story also spread.
Later, he was even more moved by the Flower Country Character. As for the original owner and his current wife Xue Qi, who taught in remote areas with Bai Bin, they were rarely mentioned.
Even if it was mentioned, people would say that the original owner had a bad fate and died early, while Xue Qi was lucky to marry a man with high moral standards like Bai Bin.
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"Huanhuan, if you hadn't been here, you wouldn't know how miserable the children here are living. They can't even eat meat once a month. They even scramble to eat the fat meat that you dislike. It makes me feel sad to see it." The man's voice was filled with sighs.
Xu Jinhuan, who had just come to this world, raised her eyebrows. She did not agree with his words like the original owner did, but said: "Alas, it's their parents who are not ambitious and can't create good conditions for them."
"You can't say that. They can't do anything about it."
Bai Bin remembered that when he first arrived, his fellow villagers cleaned his room, brought him food and bacon.
They are all very simple people.
Xu Jinhuan lowered his eyes: "Who can I blame? If not them, then I can blame myself."
Bai Bin was unhappy and said, "Why are you being so cunning today? I was thinking about the charity you often show online. Why don't you donate some money to them? Some children don't even have books."
"What a coincidence! I don't have much money recently. I'll donate it when I have money."