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Chapter 289 The house I designed for you will be ready once the case is resolved.
[I didn't hear clearly what Jiang Hanying said she was going to do?]

[It's not that I didn't hear clearly, it's that I couldn't believe it! She said she needed to complete the design!]

All I can say is: That's incredibly audacious!

[How do I fix this? How do I fix it?]

First, you need to find the pattern in the existing lines, and then based on those patterns... well, never mind, I really can't come up with anything else.

I'm waiting to see how Jiang Hanying will manage to patch up the pattern.

Should we make a copy first and then try to complete it, so as not to ruin the only original image we have?

[That makes sense, graffiti is prohibited here!]

When the vehicle arrived at the welfare home, Yuan Chaoyu had given prior notice, so it didn't need to stop at the gate and drove straight in without any obstruction.

They drove all the way to the front door of the children's new home before stopping.

The doors on both sides slowly opened.

"Well, my daughter and I won't get off here. We'll wait for you in the car."

Jiang Hanying turned her head to look at Fu Zhiqi, who was holding Ruyi, and said, "Whatever you want."

Fu Zhi Qiu immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

The sudden illness caused by Susu's warm words in the ward startled her, and for a moment she even felt some sympathy for this little girl who had been in poor health since childhood.

But the other party's identity was something she couldn't bring herself to do, and she didn't think she could do something like a daughter paying off her mother's debts.

All we can do is stay away.

From now on, they should avoid meeting again.

Su Su paused as she prepared to get off the bus, then looked up and mustered her courage to call out to them again, "Auntie, Ruyi, I hope you both have a smooth and peaceful future." As for saying 'goodbye,' that was unnecessary.

Fu Zhi Qiu initially turned his head away, not wanting to look at her, but he couldn't help but glance at her. Looking at that small figure that seemed like it could be blown away by a gust of wind, his lips moved, and he finally replied, "Take care, you too."

Su Su smiled faintly, nodded, and turned to get out of the car.

All morning, she spent saying goodbye to people she used to be close to!

It seems that my heart's resilience has been strengthened considerably.

To find some humor in the midst of the hardship: it's not like I gained absolutely nothing!
While Jiang Hanying turned her head to look at Fu Zhiqi, Yuan Chaoyu couldn't help but secretly glance at the blueprint in her hand.

Seeing that no new lines had appeared along the way, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Come to think of it, such a complex pattern is extremely difficult to even remember, let alone complete the other half out of thin air.

Jiang Hanying can probably only talk about it.

Upon entering, there is a large hall where children can gather and play together.

However, the hall was completely quiet at this time.

As soon as the three of them entered, an auntie in a beige uniform came up to them, first greeting them with a smile, and then taking the initiative to tell them about the place.

"Children over three years old have all been sent to the kindergarten and primary school next door today. The younger ones are on the basement floor being looked after by another auntie." She then looked at Susu, "This must be Miss Susu. Your room is all ready. Shall I take you upstairs to see it?"

"Okay, thank you, Auntie."

"No trouble at all, come with me."

The room was on the second floor. The aunt led Susu ahead, and Jiang Hanying and Yuan Chaoyu followed.

Some viewers in the live stream had seen the new welfare home before, but they still couldn't help feeling a pang of sadness every time they saw it, let alone those seeing it for the first time.

Su Su was also somewhat shocked by her new environment. Feng Xiaoyu treated her daughter differently; she was considered the freest child in the orphanage, even if only relatively speaking.

Her understanding became more comprehensive and broader. Based on what she could see right now, she guessed it was the ceiling of the orphanage.

Not to mention what the aunt who greeted them just said: only two days after they moved here, the younger siblings of school age have already been sent to school to start school. The efficiency is simply amazing.

She was genuinely happy for her younger siblings.

From now on, the fate of my younger siblings will be completely different from before!

The aunt pushed open the door.

"This is a double room. You'll be staying here by yourself now. All your personal items are prepared, and the clothes in the closet are all ones I just hung up. Try them on when you're not busy to see if they fit. If you don't think they fit or if there's anything you're missing, just let me know."

After Aunt Yuan Chaoyu and the others explained the room situation to Susu, they said, "If you want to go to school, I can take you there now and tell them that you can enroll directly."

“I appreciate Sister Yuan’s kindness,” Su Su said with a somewhat troubled expression, “but I still think I should wait a bit before going.”

"What are you waiting for?"

"I'm waiting for the case to be resolved. I'm afraid I'll get distracted before the results are out."

Yuan Chaoyu paused for a moment, then nodded. "Alright, then it's up to you. Just tell the aunt who's taking care of you whenever you want to go."

"Yes, yes, just tell me."

It was almost noon, and Jiang Hanying and Yuan Chaoyu, who had successfully delivered the person, didn't linger and quickly went out again.

Susu followed them and escorted them back to the car. She stood there watching the car drive out of sight before turning her gaze away.

From now on, she will also strive to move forward!
*
Just before lunchtime, everyone finally returned to the police station.

"You're back. Was everything alright?"

Jiang Hanying handed the notebook in her hand to Lin Mofei, "Successfully, it's all here."

Yuan Chaoyu glanced at her and couldn't help but think to himself: There's another one in your pocket!
She then added, "Susu has also been sent to the orphanage."

Lin Mofei took the notebook and was about to flip through it when he noticed Fu Zhiqi standing behind the two of them, looking hesitant. "Is there something you want to say to me?"

Jiang Hanying was about to slip away to the cafeteria for a quick meal when she heard the sound and turned around.

Fu Zhiqi glanced at her subconsciously and told her about her plan, which she had thought about in the car, to get a temporary identity certificate so she could book a hotel room.

After hearing her words, Lin Mofei's brows relaxed. "So you're not planning to live in the house you bought before?"

“I feel uncomfortable and don’t want to go back to live there. I plan to sell it.”

As for whether she will buy another house after selling it, or simply go back to her hometown, she hasn't decided yet.

Let's take it one step at a time for now.

"That's good." Meeting Fu Zhiqi's questioning gaze, Lin Mofei rummaged through a pile of messy papers on his desk, found one, and handed it to her. "I was just about to tell you that it's best to give up on that house. This morning, after our network department's investigation, we've basically confirmed that the house you thought you carefully selected and decided to buy was probably also partly orchestrated by Feng Xiaoyu. Did you think that the house, regardless of its location, orientation, price, or even the room's furnishings, was exactly what you could accept and be satisfied with?"

As Fu Zhiqi nodded and said "yes," she felt a sudden cold sweat run down her back and instinctively tightened her grip on her daughter's hand.

Even the house is...

“You’re right to choose not to go back to live there, but we still need to go and check on that house, including the one next door where Feng Xiaoyu used to live.”

"Yes, yes."

Wow, this is really a calculated move!

Fortunately, the police found out, and Ruyi's mother decided to give up that house. Otherwise, if she had gone around to another place and moved back in, who knows what might have happened.

So, these people went to such great lengths for a small ruyi (a type of scepter)?

The more effort they put in beforehand, the more it shows that Feng Xiaoyu and her group have grand ambitions.

[My suggestion is to rent or buy a house near the police station. Don't worry about anything else for now; at least it'll be safer!]