Wang Yue had long expected things to turn out this way.
After all, there had never been a shortage of compassion in this world. It was just that many kindhearted people had seen their goodwill betrayed so often that they had hidden it away.
Better to cherish yourself than waste your compassion on people with ulterior motives!
Now that kindhearted people had seen that Reunion Small Eatery's help for families whose children had been abducted was genuine, and that the food really was delicious, the sincerity of it all had instantly elevated the eatery's standing.
Wang Yue had also seized the opportunity to start opening Reunion Small Eatery franchises. There were already eight in Linshan City alone, not counting those in the county towns.
The company used a system of advance orders followed by centralized delivery, which ensured the food tasted consistent and spread Reunion Small Eatery's reputation even further.
Auntie Zhang had originally worried that the business couldn't possibly last once it expanded. After all, no one had endless spare cash to keep pouring into charity.
But three months after the opening, as more and more branches opened, Auntie Zhang found herself growing conflicted instead.
The business was simply too profitable. There was so much money that Auntie Zhang was starting to feel uneasy.
Fortunately, Wang Yue had been prepared for this. He'd gone so far as to set up a reward system at every location.
People who provided leads about missing persons would be rewarded according to how useful the information was. Anyone who directly helped recover a child would receive as much as twenty thousand yuan.
You had to understand that abducting and selling a person usually earned only tens of thousands of yuan, and the perpetrators could still be sentenced to years in prison. Yet people