Chapter 186: So, You Deceived Me!
The motorcade stopped at a shopping complex, where Chu You and a security officer went in, swiftly returning with a black bag in Chu You’s hand. The outline of the bag suggested that it contained more than one item.
From Yuanjing to Changling, it took less than 50 minutes. This was not because the distance was short, nor was it particularly long, but rather the efficiency of the mature highway system significantly reduced the travel time.
After driving on a special road, the motorcade raced along. Inside the car, Chu You was discussing with his subordinates basic information about Youyou Orphanage and some individuals he wanted to target secretly.
The majority of the discussion was about the orphans. Overall, the conversation was quite relaxed, not very somber.
With this, the motorcade entered Changling.
Looking at the familiar streets, a tinge of nostalgia could be seen in Chu You’s eyes. This place was where he was born and raised.
The orphanage was not located downtown, but on the outskirts of Changling. The motorcade proceeded along a quiet road that separated from the main road, winding uphill and surrounded by lush greenery. The tarmac under the wheels was very clean, not a piece of trash could be seen.
When they reached half-way up the slope, Chu You saw buildings appearing on the mountain.
The person in charge, with a smile on his face said: "Boss, that’s the orphanage." Chu You nodded in acknowledgement. The building was white and from conversations he had on the road, he knew that the orphanage had a full set of teaching facilities ranging from kindergarten to high school levels. In other words, the orphans could study here until they went to college.
The orphanage was fully recognized by the country, allowing orphans to participate in university entrance exams after completing high school.
Then, the orphans had two options. The first was to sever ties with the orphanage and support themselves. As for the college fees, the orphanage would provide a credit card for the orphans to use for their tuition and living expenses, to be repaid once they had a job after graduation.