My dad's life

"Grandpa Dean." The little girl reacted when she heard someone calling her, raising her head and looking over.

A very cute little girl with big and bright eyes, very energetic, but her face is slightly pale.

"You, why did you run downstairs, go back soon." Dean Luo said, he was about to pick her up.

"Grandpa Dean, I can do it by myself." The little guy turned around and let it go, and climbed upstairs by himself holding the wall.

Fang Yuan put Xinxin down, "Go up with your little sister."

The little guy saw that this little sister was quite normal, so he caught up with her in three or two steps, and then took her hand and said, "Little sister, let's go up together."

The little girl struggled, and did not break free, so she followed the little guy.

"Little sister, why are you so slow as a little tortoise? Look at me, I ran up and whizzed."

The little guy let go of the little girl's hand, quickly jumped up a few steps, then turned around, thrusting his waist in a proud manner.

"Miss sister, you run so fast!" The little girl looked up at the little guy standing on a high place, her eyes full of envy.

"Of course, I belong to a little bunny, so I ran and swish." The little guy said triumphantly.

"I also belong to a little bunny, but I can't run fast." The little girl said, her head lowered sadly.

Dean Luo picked her up from behind and touched her head to comfort him: "Don't be sad. When the dean grandfather takes care of your illness, he will run as fast as the little rabbit."

"Dean Luo, is she...?" Fang Yuan and Lan Caiyi walked up from behind, and asked the little guy again.

So the dean talked about the little girl's situation.

It turned out that this little girl was called Maodou, and her nickname was Doudou. She was delivered by the Lotus Police Station a year ago.

She was a street child found in the area under the jurisdiction of the Lotus Police Station.

Regarding her origin, because the little guy is too young, she doesn't remember much, she doesn't speak coherently, and even more unorganized, but the police probably guessed some of the reasons.

According to the little guy, she has a very good mother and a fierce father. One day her father did not want her.

Then she gave her to another mom and dad, and later that mom and dad didn't want her, so they left her on the street.

Also because she was young, it was strange that she was alone outside, and she called the police in time, otherwise the little girl would really be dead.

Later, he was sent to an orphanage for an examination and found that he had congenital heart disease.

The police have also roughly clarified the context. Maodou should be suffering from congenital heart disease. Her biological mother treated her very well, but her father treated her badly.

So when her biological mother was not at home, she gave the edamame to someone. Of course, it was more likely to be sold, because according to the police's speculation, if she was really given away, the adoptive parents of edamame should return her to her biological parents.

As for the adoptive parents who lost her, it was probably because she suffered from congenital heart disease and was unwilling to spend money to treat her.

When Edamame was sent to the orphanage, she only knew that her name was Doudou, a rabbit, and the little rabbit doll in her hand was given to her by her mother on her birthday.

Later, a childcare worker surnamed Mao in the orphanage named her an edamame.

Because of congenital heart disease, Edamame cannot exercise too vigorously, so she is a very quiet little girl.

This is also the reason why Dean Luo was surprised when she saw her coming down from the second floor alone.

Of course these words were not said when going up the stairs, but when Dean Luo put down the edamame after going upstairs and asked her to go to play with the little guy.

Don't look at the length of Luo Yuan, but the character is quite delicate.

"Then can her disease be cured?" Fang Yuan asked.

"It can be treated, but surgery should be performed as soon as possible. The sooner this disease is treated, the better." Dean Luo said.

"As long as it can be cured, then arrange surgery for her as soon as possible, what a lovely child, so sick all day, the people watching it feel strangely uncomfortable." Fang Yuan breathed a sigh of relief.

Dean Luo smiled bitterly when he heard the words, “Mr. Fang, that’s what she said, but her illness is not a single case. Many children in the orphanage suffer from this disease. We have to deal with more serious illnesses first. Or those who come earlier have surgery.

Those who have to line up can't deprive other children of their chances of survival just because they save her. She is ridiculous, but who is the child of the orphanage?"

Fang Yuan was stunned when he heard the words. He didn't expect this to be the case.

Lan Caiyi, who was holding Fangyuan's arm, tugged at him, Fang Yuan turned around, glanced at her, and understood what she meant.

So he said to Dean Luo: "Why do I need to line up? Is there insufficient funds?"

"That's not the case. For congenital diseases like this, the state provides assistance for serious illnesses. The main reason is that the surgeons are seriously understaffed." Dean Luo was also very distressed.

"Not so, I remember many hospitals in Lu City, is it possible that only certain hospitals can perform this operation?" Fang Yuan asked puzzled.

"The main reason is that our orphanage also has designated hospitals with prescribed treatment. If you see it in other hospitals, you will need to pay." Dean Luo said.

Fang Yuan also expressed his understanding that hospitals are not shantangs, and it will definitely cost money to treat patients, and other hospitals do not say that they will not treat these children for free, they will also accept other sick children in the society.

It's just that the children in the orphanage are special, so the state will assign a specific hospital, but unexpectedly, it has become a shackle.

"Today we saw Maodou. It's also fate. You send her to another hospital for treatment first, and we will pay for all the expenses." Fang Yuan thought for a while.

"That's really thanks to Mr. Fang." Dean Luo said happily after hearing this.

Then he waved to Edamame who was playing with the little guy not far away: "Doudo, come here and thank you, uncle and aunt."

"Forget it, Dean Luo, don't do that." Fang Yuan hurriedly stopped her.

But at this time, Edamame has heard the sound and returned to China.

"It's okay, you can play with Miss Sister." Dean Luo said with a smile.

"If she is really a rabbit, she should be the same age as my daughter. It's really not necessarily whether she is older or younger." Fang Yuan said with a smile.

As soon as he met, Xinxin called her her younger sister, because Edamame looked much thinner than the little guy in terms of size and height.

"Dean Luo, this time, we will donate two million in the name of the company, and I will donate one million in the name of my own...no, my daughter." Fang Yuan continued.

"Really? Mr. Fang, thank you. Thank you so much. The children I brought to the orphanage thank you. With this money, our life will be much easier." Dean Luo held Fang Yuan's hand tightly. , There are some tears in his eyes.

"It will get better, Dean Luo, we will come often in the future. Tell me if you have any difficulties, I will try my best to help you solve them." Fang Yuan smiled.

In fact, there are not many organizations and individuals who come to the orphanage to donate, but generally they donate some materials, but it is still a drop in the bucket.

Although the orphanage still has state subsidies, it is really not enough.

Personnel, management, daily necessities, etc. put Dean Luo under great pressure.

They were talking here, but there was no idea why the two children suddenly quarreled.

Just listen to the little guy speaking loudly: "It's not good at all, and it's dirty and not cute at all."

"You are not allowed to say it. It was given to me by my mother. It is the cutest bunny." Mao Dou also said loudly.

But because of the emotional excitement, his breathing became a little quicker, holding on to the wall, coughing loudly.