That afternoon, Boheng received a long email from Hesta.
The email contained not only Hesta's greetings, but also a long letter from an elderly woman. From Hesta's introduction earlier in the email, he could see that this was Pakart, the child education specialist.
He immediately switched out of his inbox and began looking into the old woman's background. After briefly reading through her résumé, he realized she was a typical highly educated old lady from District 3. Boheng did not particularly like dealing with people like her. On one hand, they always exuded an unmistakable elitist arrogance; on the other, their incomprehensible morals and values often made it difficult to coexist with them peacefully... Still, to be fair, judging solely by her publications and the projects she had handled, she was indeed highly experienced.
As he continued reading, Boheng involuntarily straightened his back and leaned his upper body slightly forward. Pakart mentioned several examples from Silver Age orphanages in her letter, each detail striking at the heart of the matter. She then explained from several angles why such methods of upbringing were unworkable. At the end of the letter, Pakart briefly cited several cases from when she had run schools in poor districts and offered a few basic principles for raising children.
"Currently, I am employed by Ms. Jane Hesta to run a school on her farm. However, out of personal desire, I very much hope to visit your side in person and offer some consulting advice for your children's center in the dense forest—everything will be conducted under Ms. Hesta's accompaniment. If you require it, then next time I will travel to your place together with Ms. Hesta..."
Boheng immediately printed the email and jogged to Aji's residence. The two discussed it until late at night and decided not