Harvey Little's words sounded ridiculous. He had grown up in the orphanage, yet not only did he not help them when it mattered the most, but he had even tried to kick them while they were down.
The director could no longer hold herself back. She rushed up and slapped the man in the face. "You're too much, Harvey Little. Do you even have a conscience? You want to demolish this place?"
But Harvey Little didn't feel an ounce of guilt. "Ms. Kleine, you're going too far with your words. What era do we live in? Everyone cares only about their own self-interests. Think about it—you'll get 1.5 million if you move away. With that money, you'll be able to get a better place for the children. Isn't that good?"
Harvey Little sounded logical, but the director wasn't one who cared about money. Otherwise, she wouldn't have devoted her whole life to the children here.
