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Chapter 209 Sun Village Rainbow House

Chapter 209: Chapter 209 Sun Village Rainbow House

"Xiao Yong, take your sister back," the middle-aged auntie urged upon seeing the two children standing dumbfounded by the side.

Xiao Yong is the name of the little boy. His name is Zhou Zhiyong. Upon hearing this, he took Tang Tang by the hand, ready to head back to the beach.

But Tang Tang squatted down like a little frog, refusing to leave.

Seeing this, the middle-aged auntie reached out and picked her up, and Tang Tang, undisturbed, continued to smile widely.

"May I ask where Sun Village is located?" Shen Siyuan inquired thoughtfully, looking at Tang Tang.

"Of course."

The middle-aged auntie quickly provided Shen Siyuan with the address.

Sun Village, also known as Grandma Zhang’s Rainbow House, mostly relies on Grandma Zhang’s own funds to support the children apart from some government subsidies. Of course, they accept social donations, but that makes up a small portion.

After all, Sun Village doesn’t have much fame, and it once considered shutting down due to financial issues. Only by receiving support from some of the grown-up children who entered society could they manage to sustain until now. Even so, finances remain Grandma Zhang’s biggest headache.

Feeding so many mouths daily, just the cost of meals is a considerable expense.

Thus, when Shen Siyuan asked, the middle-aged auntie didn’t hesitate to tell him, hoping he was a charitable individual who might visit the children and donate some money or supplies.

Don’t think of the middle-aged auntie as mercenary, but privately running such a purely charitable organization is incredibly difficult, all expenses and no income. The middle-aged auntie, moved by Grandma Zhang’s kindness, volunteered to help without pay, including those adults looking after the children on the beach.

This society has many good people, they just quietly do their work without much fanfare.

"I’ll visit the children when I have time," said Shen Siyuan.

"You’re welcome anytime," the middle-aged auntie said with a smile.

Then, carrying Tang Tang, she walked towards a group of people on the beach.

Shen Siyuan and Zhong Xiaonan also left, but after walking a good distance, Shen Siyuan couldn’t help but look back.

He saw Tang Tang standing on the beach looking at him, still with a naive smile. Seeing him look back, she immediately waved her little hand.

The boy called Xiao Yong was squatting beside her, seeming to say something.

Shen Siyuan couldn’t help but wave back in response.

Zhong Xiaonan, standing next to him, placed a hand on her forehead and looked towards the beach, casually saying, "Mr. Shen has really good eyesight to be able to see that far."

Realizing something, Shen Siyuan abruptly caught on.

He realized something was amiss; he could see Tang Tang from such a distance because he had practiced the "Great Arhat Eighteen Forms", significantly enhancing his senses beyond normal human capabilities.

Although Zhong Xiaonan, being a Bloodline Inheritor, possessed some special abilities, her physical quality was actually not strong, no different from an ordinary person, so it was normal that she couldn’t see that far.

But what about little Tang Tang?

When he looked back just now, she waved goodbye to him. Was it a coincidence, or did she actually see Shen Siyuan’s glance back?

When Shen Siyuan looked towards the beach again, Tang Tang had already stopped looking and was bent over, seemingly picking something up.

Shen Siyuan felt a bit amused, thinking perhaps he was overthinking it; it must have been a coincidence.

But he wasn’t wrong, Tang Tang was indeed bending over to pick something up.

She picked up a coin from the sand.

Then she handed it to the nearby Brother Xiao Yong.

Zhou Zhiyong seemed not at all surprised that Tang Tang had found some money.

He excitedly said, "Let’s go buy some bubbles."

Then, holding the stumbling Tang Tang, they headed towards a woman on the beach selling bubble guns and beach toys.

"One yuan? The cheapest one costs two yuan."

Besides bubble guns, there were also bubble wands. Xiao Yong wanted to buy a bubble wand, but it cost five yuan.

Additionally, there was a small bubble solution bottle the size of a medicine bottle, which you could blow bubbles with by using your mouth. Nevertheless, it would still cost two yuan.

The woman glanced at Tang Tang standing beside her, grinning broadly with a jovial smile that was infectious, slightly lifting the corners of her mouth.

Thinking of her own daughter of a similar age, she then said, "Seeing how adorable your little sister is, I’ll sell you one."

Having said that, she took one yuan from Xiao Yong.

Then she gave him a five-yuan bubble wand.

"Thank you, Auntie."

Xiao Yong was delighted upon hearing this and dragged Tang Tang aside to blow bubbles.

Watching the sky filled with bubbles, Tang Tang bounced on the beach trying to catch them.

Her mouth emitted joyful laughter of "ha... ha..."

But she soon attracted other children who came over to compete with her.

Tang Tang couldn’t outcompete them, but she wasn’t upset and just squatted beside them like a little frog, watching them play with a goofy smile.

It wasn’t until Xiao Yong handed her the bubble wand to blow bubbles that she cheerfully stood up.

"Ooh~ Ooh~"

She uttered a few indistinct syllables, as a way of thanking Xiao Yong.

Due to the lack of manpower, Granny Zhang’s Rainbow House had an unwritten rule: one adult to accompany one child.

Thus, from the day Tang Tang arrived at Rainbow House, the task of looking after her was assigned to Xiao Yong.

Having been through the same, Xiao Yong took the responsibility of watching over Tang Tang very seriously.

Seeing this, an aunt immediately approached the woman selling goods on the beach.

She thought the children had gotten the bubble wands for free and naturally wanted to express her gratitude.

But unexpectedly, when the vendor heard that they were Granny Zhang’s children, she gave each of the younger kids a bubble wand, ensuring everyone had one to play with.

Meanwhile, far away in Lingyou, Yu Leye saw Song Meixian and Wan Xinghui.

Yu Leye was surprised by Song Meixian’s beauty.

Song Meixian and Wan Xinghui were equally astonished that Yu Leye, a ghost, could manifest in physical form as if she were alive.

Working with ghost and Bloodline Inheritors for many years at the Special Affairs Bureau, they had encountered countless ghosts and various abilities of Bloodline Inheritors, but this was still the first time seeing a ghost exist just like a living person.

This ability might seem trivial, but on second thought, it was astounding because it blurred the boundaries between life and death.

In that case, what is the difference between life and death?

It seemed that everything Lady Huang said was true; Shen Siyuan could grant ghosts special abilities.

After some courteous exchanges, they began discussing the next steps for Grandma Xia.

The original plan was simple, just to send Grandma Xia to a nursing home, but now with her injury, she definitely needed a hospital stay for some time, and it wouldn’t be brief.

After all, it takes a hundred days to recover from injuries to tendons and bones, and given Grandma Xia’s age, recovery would take even longer.

So, both parties needed to come up with a suitable plan.

It was fortunate that Shen Siyuan had Song Meixian’s help; having government involvement made everything easier. If it were up to him alone to solve this issue, it would be quite troublesome.

On the other side, after parting from Zhong Xiaonan, Shen Siyuan took a taxi directly back to his rented place in Hai Chao District.

Because Ruan Hongzhuang said Sea Breeze District needed some arrangements, Shen Siyuan hadn’t moved there yet.

Upon arriving home, he found Ruan Hongzhuang was also there.