Little Taoist Priest Live Broadcasts to Raise Funds

Chapter 403: From tomorrow onwards, I will be a four-year-old child

Wang Chunhua and others were extremely anxious when they saw that Yaya seemed to be in trouble.

They are children who have truly received Yaya's help to be here, and they don't want to see Yaya being questioned by other children.

It's a pity that Yaya held the meeting after he said it was for the children, and did not give them the opportunity to break this small group into pieces and pass on the concept of "Yaya is a super good Yaya" to other children.

It seems too deliberate to say it now in this situation.

Wang Chunhua did not speak, but quietly clenched her fists.

As a result, I heard a little girl change the subject: "Well, can I be friends with my aunt since I grew up in a charity home? She said she wanted to adopt me, but she really didn't have a place. There is no money left to support me.”

Yaya remembers this child.

After her parents divorced and each had their own families, she left her with her grandmother. Grandma passed away and no one took care of her. My aunt was born with a disabled foot and was married to a disabled person. The family struggled to live on their own and really did not have the ability to raise a little girl.

"Of course. I am friends with my relatives because some of them are very nice to me. It's just that I don't want to go to their homes."

The little girl suddenly seemed to have found a soulmate, and looked at Yaya excitedly: "Then I, I would like to be like you, and I would also like to have Yun's parents."

One child said yes, and other children began to think about the advantages and disadvantages of this.

This can be regarded as their first lesson after entering the charity home.

What do I gain by doing this? What do I lose by not doing this? Will it affect my life? In other words, do I need the care of these strange "parents"?

Some took their parents to their new homes after their parents divorced. When parents have a new child, they no longer love their child and begin to think that having many parents is good.

The more important thing is that they don't need to live with them and don't think about whether they are good to other children.

Because they have other kids, they have other moms and dads.

Some children also asked Yaya: "Can you not call me mom and dad?"

Yaya: "Of course, you can call me uncle, aunt, uncle or aunt. It's just a title, it's not important. But they want to care about your mood, which is important."

As for the materials and money given out of concern, Yaya also considered them.

People who are truly good to children will not give them things that they cannot repay. They will consider whether those things can be returned to them in the future and whether they are practical.

If you spend too much money all at once and regret it in the future, it won't happen if you have to repay it.

Sure enough, after the adoption channel is opened, when netizens deliver supplies, they will discuss it with other netizens who have also adopted the child.

If you give me clothes, I will give you a pair of shoes.

If you give him snacks, I will give him drinks.

It adds up to a hundred dollars worth of things, and they are signed and sent over, but they will not cause psychological pressure to the children.

I'm still thinking about giving less, otherwise the child may be stressed by such debt when he grows up in the future.

Children who are lucky enough to be adopted by the same netizen will form brothers and sisters and take care of each other in the charity home.

Everyone is like a family.

On the day the charity home actually put up its name, Yaya chose the day before her birthday.

This is an important day when she is about to be born, and it is also a day when the children in the charity home have a new life.

Yaya invited her friends to watch the ceremony, including a friend of Ying Wujia, the eldest sister whose online name is Qingqiu Zhihu. The eldest sister is very beautiful, has various certificates in medical skills, and is the chief physician of the Ciyu Hospital.

Because it was a day worth celebrating, Yaya also set up a banquet and placed it in the charity home.

The surrounding pilgrims can also come and eat what is grown in the Sanqingguan vegetable garden. They did not come in vain. They also donated some houses to the charity home, and even signed a contract saying "voluntary donation without expecting anything in return".

Yaya, who was very busy during the day, was busy at night, carefully offering incense to the tablets of Sanqingguan and the grandpa.

She talked about her feelings over the past six months.

Although she knew that "Grandpa Grandpa" was not the true Patriarch of the Sanqing Dynasty, but many "Grandpa Grandpas", Yaya still sincerely thanked them for looking at her in the sky and said that she was very happy now.

The children she will work hard to raise in the future will be just as happy.

The soft and waxy little milky voice made some people who quietly eavesdropped shed tears.

After Yaya left, other people also said they wanted to offer incense to the ancestor, and they took turns lining up.

Everyone usually knelt here to talk to the ancestor, Yaya didn't pay attention and went to sleep by herself.

So she missed the Lu family brothers' sincere thanks to "Grandpa Grandpa". They thanked "Grandpa Grandpa" for letting Yaya survive and successfully grow to three years old.

I also thank them for making Ya Ya become so capable and solve the problems in their lives.

When it was Luo Cheng's turn, Luo Cheng was more sincere and prayed directly: "The birthday gift has been made, but I don't have the ability to put it on directly. I wonder if Grandmaster Lu Ban can help?"

After these people finished talking to the ancestor, they all left.

Yaya, who had fallen asleep, saw her master again in her dream.

The master still looked like that, looking at her with a smile.

"You will be a four-year-old kid from tomorrow."

Yaya nodded her little head and clenched her fists: "A four-year-old child can also beat up the master who cheated the child!"

The old man, who looked like an old Taoist priest, touched the beard on his chin: "Okay, okay, for the sake of our Yaya's birthday, Master will let you beat her."

He puffed up his chest and really looked like he wasn't going to fight back.

But instead of receiving a resentful punch from the young apprentice, he was hugged by the young apprentice.

After Yaya hugged her master, she said with a milky voice: "Thank you, master, for raising me. I like master the most."

The old Taoist priest smiled "hehe", and his white teeth were particularly dazzling.

How could he not know the character of a child raised by himself? He's just a bit arrogant, so I can't bear to beat him...

"Hiha." The old Taoist priest who still received the punch was stunned.

"But you lied to Yaya and said you were about to die, so you should still be hit." Yaya punched her confidently.

Then, she looked up at the tall Master, looking at the wrinkled face when he smiled, and asked the doubt she had always had: "So, Master, which **** in the sky are you? The previous **** Why didn't Yaya feel your breath when I got up?"

The old man who touched his chest and pretended to be in pain and screamed ouch for a long time smiled slightly after hearing this question.

Even if he knows, he will still be asked.

It's almost finished. I didn't get the medals from the last medal event. I hired an artist to draw new medals at my own expense. When they are done, a check-in event will be held. Then you can check in for a while and get them.