Mr. Bo, Madam Is Pregnant! by White Moon Lake

Chapter 176: Chapter 176 Dean Li

Su Lu had heard from Dean Li, but it had not stirred any distressing emotions from those past times.

Even in her memories, she couldn’t find any fragments, just a blank space from those times.

Moreover, because of her self-protection mechanism, she couldn’t even empathize...

But as a mother, Zhao Ying empathized too much.

Truthfully, Dean Li considered the birth mother’s feelings, so she wasn’t too sensational in her storytelling, aiming for deliberate fairness.

Otherwise, according to her usual style, whether it was the biological parents coming to the door or adoptive parents wanting to adopt, when getting to know the children’s past experiences, Dean Li would try to make it more sensational.

It was her little harmless way with no malicious intention—people always sympathize with the weak. Dean Li thought, if she made the children’s past experiences sound more pitiful, it would make their already pitiful past seem even more so.

Then, whether it was the biological or adoptive parents, after taking the child home, they would consider that the child had experienced such terrible things and would cherish them more.

Dean Li also considered this for the children’s sake. But Su Lu was already grown up, and with her birth mother coming forward, there was no need for Dean Li to be overly sensational; it was sufficient to speak fairly.

But even so, Zhao Ying couldn’t take it, almost going blind from crying, and even unable to listen through the day, nearly fainting.

condition. Dean Li also knew somewhat that Su Lu, these years at the Su Family, might have

a biological family, she would have grown up pampered and loved as

not only replacing the orphanage’s facilities with

burden, I will continue to support Sunshine Orphanage, with the donations

much for your generosity,"

corners of her eyes, said, "We should be the ones thanking you. Yesterday...

narratively, "I have worked in the orphanage for decades, even when Su Lu came

or less retained impressions of their parents and remembered some things about their biological families, though generally, these impressions were vague and not enough to

had no memories from before coming to the orphanage; her memory was blank. So we initially judged that indeed, while she was held by the traffickers, she suffered great psychological trauma, which was a kind of self-protection

much then; mainly, the Psychologist could not determine, if we intervened in Su Lu’s situation then, and actually let her recall those past events, even if her memories might include news of finding her birth parents... it would bring

started showing clear emotional barriers; the Psychologist said such emotional barriers could

stopped, both she and

Until this moment.

and asked in a low voice,

Dean Li continued,

have seen the children at the orphanage, and you could probably tell that although due to kind people like you, their basic needs are met, beyond those, the children also have emotional needs. The aunties in the orphanage

to volunteer or to explore adoption, as long as there’s someone, most children tend to cling to them. Of course, among them are children who hope to

cling simply because of emotional needs, because their most important emotional needs during childhood were never met—that is, the love from their