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  we go home and talk, there's somewhere I can go now, Adrian, let's go" he finished and started walking away from Adrian, I followed behind him. Kevin also followed them and left to the right, wanting to do the same. On their side, Ayden arrived at their car and got into the driver's seat, even before Adrian arrived and started the car. Adrian quickly approached him and said, "Ayden, please get out of the car. I'm not ready to die, please." "Are you going in or should I go?" he said in a tone that seemed to indicate that he had lost his life. Adrian quickly walked around the empty room and sat down. Ayden started the car and left in a 360 degree turn as if he was going to fly up, but then he pressed the horn and refused to let go. Cars were pulling over so fast that I gave them the space to let them out. The traffic police tried to stop him, but he refused to stop. He drove like this for ten minutes before he made a bad turn and hit his head on the steering wheel, and Adrian also hit his head on the front of the car. Slowly they raised their heads together, then Adrian said "are you mad? Do you want to kill me or not?" Ayden calmly said to him, "I'm sorry, you closed my eyes." Adrian pulled a small child before saying, "Come down and take us home, I'm hungry too." Ayden calmly told him, "Let's start paying for the orphanage, and then we'll go to your house. I won't go back now." "Okay, it will be done as you wish," Adrian said as he opened the door and went downstairs. Ayden, instead of just getting off, moved back to the idler because he had no intention of getting off and joined in on another round. Adrian didn't say anything, he got into the driver's seat, started the car, put it in reverse, and headed towards the orphanage. They arrived in less than five minutes. Don't you want to see how happy the kids are to see Ayden and Adrian, they got a great welcome, for the white kids, even if it's a bad experience, I feel like I stole one and ran away. Ayden also felt a coldness in his heart when he saw these children, all of whom were wearing face masks, but it was only when the children recognized him that they knew what to do with them. Ayden was not surprised at how the children recognized him, so he treated them like family and told them the good news that he would send them all back to school and that he would be responsible for their education. Not only the children, but the orphanage manager was so happy that she almost cried. She thanked Ayden even though she didn't know who he was. She only knew that every Friday he brought the children food and clothes, sometimes even sending money to take them shopping, but she never knew who Ayden was. They had to spend about an hour at the orphanage before they left, heading to Adrian's house. I know you also want to know why he treats these children like his own siblings. You will know in a little while, but not now. You just have to continue following the story, it's just getting started. As always, I am with you, With her eyes closed, she pushed open the door to her office and entered, crying. Tears welled up in her eyes. She immediately went to her chair and sat down. She threw herself on her