"Everything here is great, except it's too expensive." Whenever they thought about how much a single day at the hotel cost, everyone felt so heartbroken they could barely breathe. If Tao Yan and Huo Baichuan had not strongly insisted that they stay and keep the children company, they would have wanted to buy boat tickets and go home—after all, Tao Yan and Huo Baichuan had hired caregivers and nutritionists to look after the children, so the volunteer aunties all felt they had nothing to do. Even Meng Yangyang's parents felt especially embarrassed.
However, Tao Yan and Huo Baichuan saw it differently. The four children had suddenly arrived in an unfamiliar place, where they had to undergo all kinds of surgeries every day and take all kinds of medicine to cooperate with their doctors' treatment. Under such circumstances, they were already extremely anxious. Professional medical staff and nutritionists could not dispel that anxiety. The companionship and care of familiar people were also very important.
Besides, the two of them did not care about spending a thousand or so a day. Rather than save that little bit of money, it was better to give the children a sense of security.
"Just stay here without worry. The apartments have already been rented anyway. One person staying there is the same as a group staying there. Once the four little ones are discharged, we can't exactly have the caregivers and nutritionists move into the house. Just follow the doctors' orders and the nutritionist's menu, then work together to cook your meals."
As they spoke, several sharply dressed men walked up to the table. The man in the lead smiled. "I've long heard that Mr. Huo and Mr. Tao are passionate about charity. This time, you came to Hong Kong Island to treat those children