His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 555 Repay The Debt

Before she could react, Alisha added, “If you can peacefully take care of the children here for thirty years, you’ll regain your freedom when the time limit is up. However, our funds are limited, so during this period, we can only provide you with food and shelter, and salary is out of the question.”

“Thirty years?” The moment Lysanne heard this, she lost her cool, revealing her true feelings. “This decrepit place of yours is like a haunted house! I couldn’t even stand it for thirty days!”

“You’ve lived off someone else’s life for nearly three decades. Now, it’s time to repay the debt.”

“No! No! Thirty years? After thirty years, I’ll be an old woman. I don’t want that!”

Alisha made a casual gesture. “I’m going to check on the children. Feel free to do as you wish.”

Seeing that Alisha was about to leave, Lysanne chased after her fiercely. “Hold on! Don’t think that acting like an old matron will intimidate me. I won’t be toiling away for you all here. Hurry up and-”

Thud!

A stone struck Lysanne on the head, making a distinct sound.

Lysanne had never experienced such humiliation before. Tears of pain welled up in her eyes on the spot. She didn’t even bother to chase after Alisha. Instead, she turned her head directly in the direction from where the stone had been thrown.

In the corridor stood a group of children around ten years old. At this age, adoption from the orphanage was already an improbable event.

Lysanne walked over, resentment seeping through her every step, and cursed, “What a bunch of unwanted b“stards!”

She picked up a stone from the ground, intending to throw it back, but she was unprepared for the children’s onslaught. They pelted her with stones mixed in with clumps of damp mud.

Lysanne hastily jumped up, intending to shake it off, but instead, she ended up getting even dirtier.

Upon witnessing the scene, the children began to laugh and applaud enthusiastically.

Subsequently, the objects thrown at Lysanne became overwhelmingly diverse, akin to a dense hail of bullets, preventing her from stepping forward to discipline the children.

of her childhood spent in the orphanage came flooding back, overwhelming

Mom! I need to go

Lysanne reached this point, she finally remembered the kindness Howard and Molly had shown

crying, they were not afraid of being scolded by the other adults in the orphanage. Instead, they circled around her as if she was a

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herself bruised all over her head. She could only muster the strength to raise her hands in a feeble attempt to shield her face before

escape.

her run

saw her as a teacher with the orphanage. It was only when they couldn’t find anyone else to bully that they sought other forms of amusement.

corner of

was evident that they also had mental issues and violent tendencies.

you new here?”

behind halted the unsettled

adult in this place, other than Alisha. She quickly resumed her plea for help by pleading. “Could you possibly lend me some money? I’ll repay you double! No! I’ll repay you triple the amount as

children here is also a form of devotion. You can’t leave, so stay here at peace. The

words, Lysanne finally succumbed to utter

of rigorous discipline. Everyone there had chosen this path willingly, and there was no room for regrets. Even if she pleaded for help, she would just be treated as if she had

nun gently reminded, “Dinner’s almost ready. Come in and lend

this place?” Lysanne asked.

“The kitchen.”

piled directly on the ground and a pot was simmering with something that looked like a thick paste. Out of the corner

a dinner almost made Lysanne throw up right

while she busied herself with her own tasks. When mealtime came around, Lysanne was somewhat repulsed by the vegetarian dish and a curry dish that bore no resemblance to curry.

nun in charge of serving food, whom Lysanne had met in the kitchen, saw Lysanne and promptly took her bowl. After filling it with food, she handed it over to

her heart filled with frustration. Her temper flared, and she roared, “Why are