Chapter 272: The Benefactor of the Orphanage

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In a place like Iraq, some things need not be said.

Cai Ruichen could already understand the pain and tears on Ayima's face.

It is not surprising that some extremist groups want to attack places like orphanages or schools.

Like all extremist organizations in the Middle East, extremist organizations in Iraq also practice distorted beliefs and a system of extremized men and women, not to mention orphanages where children live, live and study together.

Moreover, orphanages donated by international charities are also the targets of extremist organizations.

When extremist groups attack such places, their usual purpose is not to obtain any monetary benefits, but to take blatant and bloody revenge against the whole society and tell everyone their attitude.

And a bloody warning to those same institutions that run counter to extremist ideas.

If a child is really caught, it will soon be seen on the Iraqi Internet, but it is better not to watch it, because there will be no third feeling except blood and cruelty.

For this orphanage, Cai Ruichen occasionally pays attention to it, and often sends some money to the orphanage's aid account.

But he didn't expect such a thing to happen, which made him feel like he was trying to make up for it.

No matter what era and under what conditions, children are innocent, and they should be the last to be sacrificed.

"Dean Aima, please mourn." Cai Ruichen didn't know how to persuade the Iraqi woman in front of him, so he could only comfort him palely.

Wiping the tears from the corners of her eyes with both hands, Ayima nodded and said, "Please, it's time for lunch, Dr. Cai, please don't dislike the food in the orphanage."

Cai Ruichen didn't refuse, nodded and said, "I happen to have an empty stomach too, so I'm bothering the dean."

Five people followed behind Aima. Go through the teaching building in front of the orphanage. Go around to the dormitory at the back, and soon came to the cafeteria.

In the cafeteria, all the children sat quietly at the dining table and ate.

A simple corn fried rice, and a glass of boiled water.

This is the children's lunch.

There are several teachers in the cafeteria. I also ate the same fried rice, and the portion didn't seem to be a lot.

Nearly 500 orphans and a dozen teachers. The huge canteen was full of people.

Compared with the scale when Cai Ruichen came last time. Now the number of orphans has increased again.

"Children, look who is here." Aima walked into the cafeteria first. Shout out to everyone right away.

When everyone turned their heads, they saw Cai Ruichen walking into the cafeteria.

next moment. This group of lively little guys all cheered, and then squeezed towards Cai Ruichen.

One word at a time, Dr. Cai. The chirping sound seemed to blow off the roof.

Looking at the group of excited children in front of him, Cai Ruichen only had sympathy in his eyes.

Especially when he saw that several children were still wrapped in gauze, this emotion became even stronger.

"Can you all go back to your seats?" Cai Ruichen, who was surrounded, couldn't move at all. Those immature faces, with adoring and excited eyes, made him feel indescribable.

Hearing Cai Ruichen's words, these children all returned to their eating positions obediently, and picked up their chopsticks to eat again.

No wonder the children are excited, because the teaching here is based on Cai Ruichen, and Cai Ruichen's long-term funding of the orphanage is not a secret here.

This kind of emotion is completely different from what the children in Marin Town saw Cai Ruichen. When those children in Marin Town saw Cai Ruichen, they were only excited.

But these children in the orphanage, after seeing Cai Ruichen, worshiped him more from the bottom of their hearts.

This is true even for those children who are already quite old.

It's just that the happy time is always short. Cai Ruichen didn't really stay in the cafeteria to eat, because those children who finished eating quickly surrounded him and almost ate him.

Unable to bear to reject these children, Cai Ruichen accompanied them, talked a lot, and gave a lot of care.

He didn't leave the children's center until after classes started in the afternoon.

"Dean Aima, I don't know if you have the intention to move these orphanages to Marin Town, where I will provide you with the best environment, and I will bear all the expenses."

Sitting in Ayima's small office, Cai Ruichen asked directly.

"Thank you very much for Dr. Cai's kindness. If Dr. Cai really has the heart, I really thought about building another orphanage elsewhere." Ayima did not refuse.

Hearing what Ayima said, Cai Ruichen asked curiously: "Why don't you move this orphanage there too? After all, Baghdad is not very safe."

"I also want to find a safer place to house these children, but there are too many orphans in Iraq, and there is no place for them," Aima said.

"I understand, then please ask the dean to give me some assistance to resettle the orphans in the Samarra war. In the next stage, I will prepare to take over all the orphans in Iraq.

Children are the hope of the future of this country and they should not be victims of war or forced to take up arms from an early age. "Cai Ruichen said.

Cai Ruichen has long had the idea of ​​opening an orphanage, and he can do it both public and private.

And no matter what the purpose is, these children are innocent.

Cai Ruichen didn't think about what benefits he would get from this group of children, no matter whether they grew up to be talented or not, whether they still liked and worshiped themselves as before.

For him, as long as he wants to do it, he will do it.

"Then I will thank Dr. Cai on behalf of all the children in Iraq." Aima stood up excitedly and bowed to Cai Ruichen when she heard the words.

"Dean, your deeds are more worthy of respect." Cai Ruichen did not accept such thanks, but took out a chapter of the check that Natasha had just written from his pocket, put it in front of her and said: "Give more to the children." Prepare some nutritious food, this check is yours, and I will continue to send money every week in the future."

Looking at the seven zeros on the check and the sign representing the US dollar, Ayima hesitated for a moment, then reached out to take it.

For the sake of those children, she couldn't refuse this check, especially when the price of goods in Baghdad soared, and the conditions of the orphanage became even more difficult.

"Thank you, Dr. Cai, the children will remember you as a benefactor." Ayima bowed to Cai Ruichen again to thank her. (To be continued.) Enable new URL