Chapter 116 Donation
"He is a good man. Kitty, you can make friends with him, and you may even develop into a couple. Such a kind-hearted person is pitifully rare right now. It's hard to find a guy like him even if you want to find another one." Susan Bulwer said with a smile.
"Susan, don't make a joke." Kitty Russell blushed.
"All right. I'm not kidding, Kitty. Since you borrowed someone else's money, hurry up, and pay it back. You can't let this kind-hearted man think that we're really liars." Susan handed Kitty the eight thousand dollars she had in her hand.
"Okay. I'm on my way!" Kitty nodded and ran out.
"Remember to say thank you to him." Susan shouted at Kitty's back.
If Susa learned that the kind-hearted man in Kitty's words was Martin James. She didn't know how she would feel.
In front of the hospital.
Kitty came to Martin with a smile on her face.
"Thank you so much, Sir. My friend has already sent me the money. This is the money I borrowed from you. Now, I will give it back in full." Kitty handed the money to Martin.
Martin took the money and said with a smile, "It seems I haven't been cheated on about money."
"Sir, you are really a very good man. There are really not many people in this society who are as kind-hearted and righteous as you are." Kitty's face was covered with a bright smile.
"By the way, is it your child who is sick?" Martin asked.
From Martin's point of view, this woman looked very young. She didn't look like a woman who had already a child.
"Sir, I-I don't even have a boyfriend. How can I have children? I'm a volunteer in an orphanage. I'm taking care of a sick child in an orphanage." Kitty said awkwardly.
"Are you a volunteer at the orphanage?" Martin was stunned.
When Martin heard the story, he was shocked that this woman could openly kneel and beg at the door of the hospital for the sake of a child who was not related to her.
At this moment, Martin suddenly felt that although the girl was petite, she was great.
"Your name is Kitty Russell, right? You're amazing."
Martin said while handing her ID card back to Kitty.
"I'm flattered, sir. There's nothing I can do for the children." Kitty said with a smile.
"By the way, can you give me your contact information?" Martin asked.
"Of course!" Kitty smiled and nodded.
Then, Kitty found a business card in her bag.
"This is the business card of our orphanage with my number on it." Kitty handed the business card to Martin.
"Sir, I have work to do, so I'll go back first."
After Kitty left, he turned around and went to the hospital.
Martin looked at Kitty's back and murmured: "A wonderful girl who can dedicate her youth to the orphanage for free."
"Martin."
Lone Wolf suddenly appeared beside Martin.
"Damn it, you scared me." Martin looked at Lone Wolf.
"Can you help this orphanage?" Lone Wolf said.
Martin was stunned for a moment. This was definitely the first time Lone Wolf had asked him a favor.
Martin then realized that Lone Wolf had grown up in an orphanage. He had experienced that kind of life, so he wanted Martin to help the orphanage, and help children like him.
Martin smiled and nodded, "Of course! We'll go tomorrow."
The next morning, Martin first called Kitty and told her that he wanted to visit the children in the orphanage.
At the Castle Peak Orphanage, Susan was also in the orphanage at this time.
"Who called you, Kitty? Look how happy you are." Susan said.
"It was the kind-hearted man yesterday. He said he would come to the orphanage to see the children in the morning." Kitty said with a smile.
"How can you be so happy that he's coming? You don't really like him, do you?" Susan smiled over her mouth.
"Susan, don't tease me." Kitty blushed.
"Well, since this kind-hearted man is coming, I just want to see what this man looks like. I also just want to thank him for what happened yesterday." Susan said.
Kitty nodded.
Just then, Susan's cell phone rang.
"Hello, Jack."
"What? All right! I see. I'll be right back."
Susan answered again the phone.
After hanging up the phone, she said, "There's something urgent at the Bureau. I have to go back. I'm afraid I won't get a chance to see this man today. I'll see him next time." Susan said to Kitty.
"Susan, go ahead." Kitty nodded.
At the gate of Castle Peak Orphanage.
Martin didn't drive a Lamborghini today. He drove a company business car, since he came to the orphanage to do a good deed. Martin still wanted to keep a low profile.
Sooner, Martin parked the car than he saw a familiar figure coming out of the orphanage.
"It's her! Susan Bulwer?"
The person who was coming out of the orphanage was Susan.
"How did she get out of the orphanage?" Martin looked surprised.
Susan passed by the business car where Martin was sitting, but there was a privacy film on the window. Susan left in a hurry, so naturally, she didn't see Martin in the car.
Susan went straight to a nearby police car and then drove away quickly in a police car.
After Susan left, Martin got out of the car with Lone Wolf and walked to the orphanage.
The orphanage was very old. All kinds of facilities inside were also very old. It seemed that this orphanage had a long history.
"It's too old. I'm afraid many facilities can't be used. It's really time to renovate." Martin sighed as he walked.
"The economy of orphanages is generally very tight. It's only good for them to be able to maintain their daily expenses. It's impossible to have the money to renovate them." Lone Wolf said.
Lone Wolf grew up in the orphanage, so he obviously knew a lot about the orphanage.
Martin nodded to show understanding. Just like what happened yesterday, the orphanage couldn't even come up with 8,000 dollars at a time. They had to ask for help publicly.
When Martin came to the main building, Kitty and the gray-haired old woman were already standing in front of the building, obviously waiting for them.
"Mr. James, there you are!" Kitty hurriedly greeted Martin with a smile.
The old woman next to her also said with a smile, "Hello, Mr. James. I'm the director of the Castle Peak Orphanage. I welcome you on behalf of the orphanage. I heard about you from Kitty yesterday. Thank you for your help."
"Hello, Dean." Martin went up and shook hands with the mother-in-law of the dean.
"By the way, let me introduce you to my friend, Lone Wolf." Martin pointed to Lone Wolf.
"Hello, Dean. Hello, Miss Russell." Lone Wolf came forward to say hello.
"Hello, Mr. Lone Wolf." The two also said hello to him, although they felt that his name was very strange.
"Dean, Miss Russell, we are here today mainly to donate money to the orphanage." Martin said.
"This is a check for 5 million dollars, which is the wish of me and Lone Wolf."
Martin took out a prepared check and handed it to Kitty.
"Five million?!"
Both the dean and Kitty looked shocked when they heard the figure.
To them, this was definitely a very alarming figure. Their orphanages usually accept a lot of donations from the community, as little as a few hundred to as many as tens of thousands.
But five million for donation? This was absolutely new!
"Mr. James, this is too much!" Kitty looked shocked.
"Kitty, I donated this to the orphanage, not for you personally. You have no right to refuse." Martin said with a smile.
After that, Martin put the check directly into Kitty's hand.
"Then I will thank you for the children." Kitty bowed deeply to Martin.
"On behalf of the children, I would also like to thank you, Mr. James, for not keeping a secret from us. Our orphanage is so short of money that we can't even find money for the children to see a doctor. This money is a timely rain for our orphanage." The dean's hands trembled with excitement.
"Yes, this much money is so important to our orphanage, Mr. James and Mr. Lone Wolf. You are really an example of good men, it's a good thing you have done." Kitty was so excited that she began to cry.
Kitty knew very well how important the money was to their orphanage.