Chapter 1281 - 1331: The Donation for Another Purpose
After returning from Japan, Li Yifei’s life was quite pleasant. The company’s development was excellent; besides cooperating with Aoki Group, there were also partnerships with the Noah’s Ark Organization. He was currently in a phase of large investment, but it wouldn’t take long for him to reap significant returns.
Life at home was harmonious as well; the atmosphere among family members was exceptionally good. Li Yifei helped his family with Dual Cultivation every day. There were already six or seven people in the household who possessed True Qi, and soon everyone would have it. Though they might not be strong now, with persistence, they would at least reach the abilities of those nuns in the future. Additionally, cultivating with a master like Li Yifei meant their achievements would undoubtedly surpass those of others—it was simply a matter of time.
However, the lack of news about his son remained a constant source of lingering grief for everyone.
The family members were busy with their respective responsibilities—those who worked were working, and those who studied were attending school. Currently, the ones still in school were Chu Xiaoyao and Jiang Ningxiang. Jiang Ningxiang’s school was located in Mile City, and except for school-related matters, she was practically home every day. Her relationship with the rest of the sisters was very harmonious; she shared Su Yiyi’s gentle demeanor and was extremely accommodating. Everyone genuinely liked this newcomer to the family, Jiang Ningxiang.
Since Chu Xiaoyao became Li Yifei’s official partner, she was no longer as mischievous as she used to be. At the very least, she refrained from causing trouble. However, today, Li Yifei received a phone call from Chu Xiaoyao, informing him that something had happened.
Her school had organized an activity—a charity event where participants donated money and goods for children in impoverished mountain regions.
Chu Xiaoyao, Zhou Xiaoyue, and a few others thought that simply sending the money and goods to certain Public Welfare Organizations often meant that many items might not actually reach those children who truly needed them. After discussing the matter among themselves, they decided to personally deliver these donations directly to the children’s hands.
They pooled their money and resources, purchasing many books and educational supplies, as well as clothing and other necessities. The group then traveled to a remote impoverished mountain village.
Witnessing the plight of these children deeply shook them. Although they had always lived comfortably and were aware through online sources of poverty in some places, seeing these children in person—wearing tattered clothes, sitting in dilapidated classrooms, eating cold meals in winter—made them truly realize that the world was far from being as ideal as the one they were accustomed to.
The realization that simply donating part of their pocket money could dramatically improve the lives of these children filled them with a sense of purpose. It made their charitable work feel incredibly meaningful, and they found great joy in continuing such efforts.