Chapter 117

Kayla and Marissa, as the grand finale guests of the auction, were personally escorted by Janet with high- profile attention as they entered the venue. Since Paisley had chosen to sit with the girls from a poor village, Kayla and Marissa didn't notice her, but Paisley saw them right away.

Immediately, she frowned, her thoughts drifting into silent criticism. One of the teachers sitting beside her noticed Paisley's discomfort and, growing uneasy, quickly asked, "Are you feeling unwell?"

Realizing that her expression had made the children and teachers uncomfortable, Paisley quickly forced a smile. "No, I'm fine," she reassured them.

Seeing Paisley's smile again, the teachers relaxed slightly. Meanwhile, one of the girls, not much older than Serena, nervously extended her hand toward Paisley. She wanted to hug this beautiful lady, but she was unsure of how to approach her.

"Annie, no," the teacher quickly intervened, fearing that the child might overstep and make a bad impression on Paisley. Over the years, they had encountered many challenges while promoting the care for left-behind girls, and had learned the harsh realities of life.

This experience had taught them one important lesson, which was to never take someone else's politeness for granted. The girl's eyes dimmed upon hearing the reprimand, and she slowly lowered her hand.

and innocent child. She took the little girl in her arms. "Come here and

teachers said,

"It's fine. I really like this little girl. I have a daughter, around

the two teachers finally

people who, under the guise of

videos,

her name just

"Her name is actually Asshat Dung, but we just call her

eyes then moved to the other children, their expressions filled with helplessness. "The names of these children are all similar-there's Asshat, Dumbwit, and then there's her..." The teacher's gaze finally lingered

exchanged a glance, deeply shaken. They couldn't imagine how a girl could live with the name

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