"But."

Shade didn't want to take advantage of the flower girls on the street. Their lives were not easy.

"Sir, was the person you wanted to visit injured last Wednesday?"

The girl on the street asked worriedly. Shade knew that she was changing the subject, but he still nodded in the sound of rain:

"Yes, I was slightly injured in the earthquake. Are your family okay?"

"A bad guy tried to break into our house that night (Chapter 780), but he was chased away by another kind gentleman."

"Kind sir?"

"Yes."

The girl nodded:

"He said that he was the principal of a school, but none of our children met the admission requirements. But a few days ago, he found a church for us, arranged for me and my brothers and sisters to go to the church school, and gave us

Living expenses. Now selling flowers is just a small supplement to my family's income, so you don't have to give me money."

"What's that gentleman's name?"

"Oh, I only know his surname is Pigman, let's call him Professor Pigman."

The girl smiled and said:

"He told me that knowledge is power. Therefore, we must master more knowledge and cannot give up going to school. Goodbye, sir, and I wish you a good day!"

She waved goodbye to Shade on the street and walked forward along the narrow space under the eaves, leaving only Shade holding the flowers looking at her back:

"Principal, Professor Pigman? Knowledge is power"

Shade turned around and looked at the street scene behind him. The streets were still as lively in the rain. He seemed to be able to see the principal of St. Byrons, who, like him, had measured the city with his footsteps.

He successfully avoided Professor Pigman during the Middleburg incident, but he still heard about the professor's experience because of a small incident. Maybe not everyone can be like him and create miracles in danger after danger. But luck seems to

Always able to patronize those kind and simple children.

"May the [Creator of Innocence] bless you."
Chapter completed!