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The process was surprisingly quick. Tommy gave up guardianship, but there was Quinton’s birth certificate. “We’ll have to consult the child welfare agency, Ben obviously not in a good mental state.
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Quinlyn, who was following behind, stepped forward when she heard this the toxikon ber birth certifck from key backpack, stood at the window, and asked Quinton, “I have a house and I’m living, done. you have sober to towe stay with me.”
Quinton was taken aback, vividly recalling how she almost broke his father’s arm in the office. Now, wing ex realized that Quinlyn was about the same age as him, with genuinely ing eyes.
That birth certificate must be very important to her. She always carried it with her, yet it was brand new. Now he was inviting him to stay with her.
Quinton hesitated for a moment and then asked another question, “Do your parents ayjon? We korn tube coll de decisions and didn’t want to get his hopes up.
In the next moment, Quinlyn softly said, “I don’t have parents, so you don’t need to worry
Quinton was startled, feeling like he asked something he shouldn’t have. But it was crucial, and he didn’t want to run this decisions.
So he tightened his fists and continued, “Then why are you helping me?” They weren’t related. When he was taken zwar, many people saw it, but nobody helped. He didn’t know why Quinlyn chose to help them.
“I heard that Children’s Day is about protecting kids. Out of the blue, Quinlyn brought up June 1st, and then grinned a Quinton and said, “My birthday is on Children’s Day, so since you’re a kid too, I should protect you?
Upon hearing this, Bennett and the three teenagers were stunned. They had investigated Quinlyn’s background and knew
her story.
At that moment, Stanley quickly turned his head, his eyes suddenly turning red as he finally realized why Joseph had glared at him before. Stanley cursed in his heart, ‘Damn, I am really a jerk!”
Bennett felt a little emotional too, patting Quinlyn’s head. “That’s a great idea,” he said approvingly. I’m proud of you, kiddo.”
Feeling a bit shy about announcing her birthday wish in front of so many people, Quinlyn lowered her head a little, a bashful smile spreading on her face.
After seriously considering her explanation, Quinton thought it over and nodded earnestly in agreement. “Okay, I promise you, when I become capable in the future, I’ll repay you.”
Upon hearing this, Quinlyn nodded with agreement. They were both thinking in terms of mutual benefit and were on the same page about it.
In the end, Quinton was successfully able to live with Quinlyn. Quinlyn also arranged for Janet to stay with them. Since Janet had already divorced Tommy, there were no longer any ties.
Everybody was somewhat puzzled while Quinlyn was quite happy with it. She thought, ‘A home is more lively with more people. That’s what it’s all about.’
After settling the matters, Bennett was eager to treat everyone to a meal, so the group headed to a nearby restaurant. During the meal, the main topics were the recent events and how to deal with the matters concerning magnetic storm mountains.
Bennett told Quinlyn, “They dispatched a geology expert to study and gather rock samples, which should have significant research value. Artifacts were found in a cave as well, and Mr. Ramirez will surely recognize your contributions this time. 1/3
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“Furthermore, with your anti–magnetic device, you’re bound to win an invention award with a generous bonus.
While Bennett was chatting away, the three teenagers over there were busy feeding Quinlyn.
Larry stole a glance at Bennett and said coolly, “Quinlyn doesn’t need money. Just from the parents‘ gifts this time, it’s tens of millions. My grandpa also gave 100 million and two Martial Arts Studios
Quinlyn blinked, she hadn’t known about this.
Stanley smiled and turned her head, saying. Tve stashed the things for you, and the money is in your account. Grandpa also gave you 30 million and a garden as rightful thanks for saving a life.
“Speaking of which, the real big spender is definitely Mr. Sullivan from DigitalKey Group, who gave 5% of the company shares, worth more than 150 million, Larry remarked.
Stanley scoffed, “Considering he previously bullied Quinlyn and there were two life–saving debts, giving the entire company to Quinlyn wouldn’t be too much.”
It was only later that Stanley knew Warren’s doing. Even though the ones responsible were Harriet and Tina, Stanley thought it was quite uncommon for a company chairman to be this clueless. Angrily, he resigned on the spot.
Quinlyn was completely unaware that after just two days of sleeping, she had become a billionaire. “Does this mean I’m really rich now?”
The most she’d ever handled was 30 thousand, once delivered in a plastic bag at the borderlands. Since the money was deposited into her account, it was just numbers on a screen for her now.
“You’re rolling in it now; you’re a rich lady,” Stanley said with a grin, giving her shoulder a playful nudge.
Quinlyn pondered for a moment, and then suddenly said, “I want to make another birthday wish ahead of time.”
Joseph found it funny. Quinlyn seemed hooked on making wishes; this was already her third one today.
While other kids with too many wishes could be irritating, with Quinlyn, they wished she’d wish for more. So everyone at the table listened carefully.
“I want to create a center for those in need, well… not exactly a place for them to live, but to assist those facing difficulties with money for education, food, and sometimes legal aid,” Quinlyn explained, frowning slightly as she earnestly shared her idea, realizing how complex it could be.
But as soon as she finished, Stanley chuckled. “Isn’t that just like a foundation?”
Quinlyn perked up her ears, looking at him with curiosity.
The people at the table realized that while Quinlyn was extremely smart, she had only been in the big city for a few months and hadn’t encountered much yet, like the philanthropy commonly seen among the wealthy.
“Simply put, it’s about setting up an account in your name and hiring experts to determine who is eligible to receive funds from it for their support,” Larry explained briefly.
Then he added, “My uncle is working on something like this, so he can help you. But Quinlyn, all your birthday wishes are about helping others. Haven’t you ever thought about making one for yourself?”
It made them seem childish to ask for cars and yachts every year.
“Joseph has given me lots of picture books.” Quinlyn shook her head, indicating she wasn’t lacking anything.
“Just a few books aren’t enough,” Stanley said with a thump on his chest. “I’ll throw you a party in a few days. I can’t let my sister go without a celebration.”
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Quinlyn didn’t disagree; she thought it would be great fun for everyone to hang out together,
After dinner, Bennett had to leave for work, leaving Janet and Quinton with Quinlyn Jones needed to go back regstary for her medication and couldn’t stay out for too long.
“Carousel. You haven’t ridden the carousel yet,” Janet insisted, still talking about going to the amuses york www dest getting messy during dinner.
Quinton tidied up her clothes and gently coaxed her, “I’m not that fond of carousels, Mom. We’ll go wother tase, doef
Seeing a young boy having to care for his mother, Joseph and the others felt uncomfortable, just then, the paychiate hospital’s van arrived, and Quinton, holding back tears, helped Janet onto it.
“Wait a minute.” Quinlyn had just walked away but quickly ran back, holding a bouquet of roses,
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Quinlyn didn’t disagree; she thought it would be great fun for everyone to hang out together.
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After dinner, Bennett had to leave for work, leaving Janet and Quinton with Quinlyn Janet needed to go back regularly for her medication and couldn’t stay out for too long.
“Carousel. You haven’t ridden the carousel yet,” Janet insisted, still talking about going to the amusement park em fer getting messy during dinner.
Quinton tidied up her clothes and gently coaxed her, “I’m not that fond of carousels, Mom. We’ll go another time, okay?”
Seeing a young boy having to care for his mother, Joseph and the others felt uncomfortable just then, the psychiatric hospital’s van arrived, and Quinton, holding back tears, helped Janet onto it
“Wait a minute.” Quinlyn had just walked away but quickly ran back holding a bouquet of roses.
