Chapter 1635 - 1071: Heroine of the Republic 45 (6000+)_2

Chapter 1635: Chapter 1071: Heroine of the Republic 45 (6000+)_2

But when the test results came out, she found that the child was even more miserable than she imagined, severely malnourished, anaemic, left hand fractured, right ankle dislocated, muscle strain, minor internal organ bleeding, mild concussion...

She paid a fifty yuan deposit to the hospital and an additional five yuan to the nurse station, asking them to help buy some food for the child.

"I’ll come by whenever possible, there are still two kids at home. I’ll come back and bring some clothes for changing, don’t worry, now that I’m responsible, I will definitely wait until he recovers and is discharged."

An Yi hurried home after explaining this, the two kids had been waiting impatiently. Before returning home, she carried one on her back and held the other, so nothing seemed amiss. Perhaps they were really hungry this time; she could hear them wailing on the hundred-meter walk home.

Good thing she made it to the door, or else they’d think she’s a human trafficker, right?

Anna and Angel heard the noise and came out, feeling some sympathy seeing An Yi work so hard: "Sister, you’ve really worked hard."

An Yi secured her bicycle: "What’s hard about it? Raising kids is just like this. If the three of us didn’t raise a kid, staring at each other day in and day out wouldn’t be fun. With kids, we can have responsibilities and duties that keep our lives, studies, and work running like clockwork. I like this fulfilling feeling."

That’s why she raises a child in every world. Living alone feels empty and lonely; having a child brings hope. Maybe her view is a bit dated, but she loves it nonetheless.

It’s probably the space and superpower that provide her support; otherwise, being completely destitute, she wouldn’t even be able to support herself, let alone raise a child.

That’s not a joke?

"Sister, we cooked millet porridge tonight, added some potatoes, and plan to eat it with salted duck eggs."

"Da Gu could smell the millet porridge from afar, that’s fine, it’s all fine. I brought over some pickles from the village in little jars, they’ll go well together, eat less tonight and sleep well."

"Sister, where did you go? When we returned, the lady at the street corner said you took someone to the hospital?"

After freshening up, An Yi organized everything, taking care of the two little girls’ practical needs and shouted to her sisters to prepare hot water for formula. After the three of them were busy for a while, once the girls had their milk, the world finally calmed down, and she had time to explain the situation of picking up the child.

"No wonder the man couldn’t find his ring and fought with someone. He claimed someone picked up his ring, wanting to search everyone’s body, and ended up being reported and taken to the police station."

An Yi gave a sarcastic laugh: "No one called the police when the child was beaten, but falsely accused of picking something up and people immediately stepped in. What’s wrong with this world? Is human life worth less than an external object? Simply put, until it affects oneself, you don’t know the pain."

"What does the child’s sister plan to do?"

An Yi picking up children, helping others, that’s nothing new to them. After all, they’ve benefited from it too. So after sending the child to the hospital?

Can she return him to his original home after discharge? Certainly not, after being beaten like this and still not getting the ring, next time they might beat him to death?

An Yi hasn’t thought about this problem yet.

"I’ll ask the child his intention later, he looks about twelve or thirteen years old, like a little adult, much easier than taking care of these babies."

An Yi ate first, and Angel and Anna took turns feeding the babies porridge. Once she finished eating and the children were full, they placed them on the couch and entertained them so the sisters could eat quickly. "Have you finished your homework?"

"Finished, we are currently doing the test papers you gave us. We’ve mastered the basics of ninth-grade, now it’s time to consolidate with practice."

"Did you grasp it so quickly? No rush, steady progress. You just skipped eighth, and it’s been only a bit over two months since ninth-grade started. You still have months until your leveling exams; use this time to thoroughly grasp eighth and ninth-grade topics, by June move on to tenth-grade material, and maybe catch up with the exams in November?"

The sisters are now approaching things with a ’just pass’ mindset. Their straightforward goal is simply to master each subject’s basics in middle school, to build a strong foundation without bothering with difficult problems, to shorten their time studying.

Though this might seem a bit short-sighted or opportunistic, the reasoning is realistic. If they pass the exam, they can further consolidate during winter break, and they won’t fall behind in high school. But if they don’t pass, they’ll have to wait another year.