Never Late, Never Away

Chapter 3253 Pay The Children A Visit

However, this would be a problem for another day since they hadn’t discovered that she was a fake yet. Megan knew that she was playing with fire by lingering around Jake. However, she couldn’t help being drawn to him.

“Looks like a good place to rest up for the night.” Megan smiled briefly whilst casting a calm gaze at him.

Jake raised his eyebrows at her brisk approval but didn’t say anything else. He then made a quick call to inform someone that they had arrived. Immediately after, the security guard came and unlocked the gate.

The guard then locked the gate again once the two went in. As they stepped foot inside, Megan examined her surroundings in one glance. She soon realized that the orphanage had unexpectedly occupied a large piece of land.

Jake peeked at Megan, whose attention was still immersed in the orphanage’s environments. He was intrigued by how her eyes darted around whilst her lips parted slightly in awe.

Amusement swelled in him as he asked in a calm voice, “You seem to be really taken by this place.”

Megan pulled back her gaze right then. She cleared her throat before shaking her head in dismissal, “No. I’m just curious about this place.”

response but didn’t pursue the topic any

getting cold out here. We

her hand as they ascended the stairs to

the director’s office door

hard at such a late hour?” Jake spoke casually whilst shutting the door

the office still felt as cold as the insides of a freezer,

his call. Then, he bounced onto his feet to greet Jake and Megan, who sat on the chairs near his

was explaining adoption procedures to someone who had recently inquired. The person was only available to talk today, so

explanation whilst

about the director’s aura—that was the first thing that Megan noticed. She guessed that he was probably in his forties, save for how he was bursting with youthful energy.

of life then… I bet he treats the

She let out a sigh as she silently watched the two men

been a while since I came by. Why don’t we pay