At the Edge of Hush Chapter 3

Tristan Mu answered the question unreasonably: "Can you please share some life experience? How much red envelope should I give for entering a higher education?"

Casper Li: ...

Not talking about anything important, huh.

Tristan Mu has been supporting a poor student alone for six years.

As the grandson of a real estate tycoon, he could probably be considered the "highlight of his life" when he got his MBA. He obviously had a sinecure position in the company where he had more decision-making power than nothing, and he had a high-sounding but empty title. He was praised by outsiders for everything he did. A saying that young people are promising.

Only he and his friends like him who get what they want, such as Casper Li, a young boy who has a close relationship with the Tristan Mu family, know that he is basically not doing his job properly.

But he also has something he has been doing since he became an adult --- funding a rural primary school.

The young master can subsidize the expenses of the school in the mountainous area for the whole year by freeing up some pocket money from his private account. Tristan Mu does not care about the running bills and is not keen on education. The reason why he does this is ultimately because of his "deviant" parents.

The rural primary school is located in Ziyang County and Ziyang Village, 200 kilometers away from the city. Apart from its poor economy, it is actually a place with beautiful natural scenery, rich species diversity, and excellent ecology.

It is a travel choice for some people and a "poor place" for others.

And his parents were from the same family, with resources and opportunities from the upper echelon of society. They had such high academic qualifications and such a broad future. Not to mention donations, they both had to go to school to support education. Their descriptions were rough all day long, which made him and his biological parents confused. I often don’t recognize the other person.

When he was a boy, Makiyama angrily asked his close relatives, whom he rarely saw a few times a year: "There are so many people doing these things, why does it have to be you?"

There was guilt and persistence in his parents' words: "There are so many people doing these things, but they are far less easy and convenient than it is for us to do them."

To this day, Tristan Mu thinks that his parents pride themselves on being great, because he is just a child who has been left behind. He has taken off his rich clothes and food, and feels the same psychologically as the left-behind children. He even feels that his parents are not looking forward to his birth. If it weren't for the pressure of "nurturing", he would never have the chance to open his eyes and see the world.

The formation of a family does not necessarily always come naturally. No matter whether the financial conditions are poor or generous, for whatever reason, for him, his parents just did not take responsibility for him and left him with his grandparents, so he could pursue it with peace of mind. The value of life is gone---then who should lead his life?

Tristan Mu has not solved this knot, nor does he want to.

But his parents died young when he came of age. Suddenly confused, he still contacted the principal of the school and pinched his nose to pay for his parents.

It's not that he doesn't have hatred.

The compromise beyond hatred is probably the legacy of fraternity he inherited.

The principal of Ziyang Village Primary School is Vera Zheng. She is now over 70 years old and has no children.

When she was young, she traveled between the local government and the higher-level government, walking alone, step by step, building a bridge for foreign teachers to provide education in rural areas. She devoted her life to sending children from mountainous areas to the vast world------not only They were limited to reading, those who could read read, and those who couldn't read learned crafts.

Tristan Mu believes that the truly great people are not like his parents, but people like Vera Zheng, who do not let their children worry about or bear responsibility.

However, this could not change Tristan Mu's view. He did not want to set foot in the school except when necessary.

Tristan Mu is not the only donor, but he is the largest. His funds are mainly used to promote construction. The other part, with Vera Zheng's strong promotion, established a foundation to specifically fund girls' study and life. Other extremely poor boys need to be found by Vera Zheng. channel.

Six years ago, when Vera Zheng made a routine call to Tristan Mu, she mentioned that it had been many years since primary school to produce a child who was smart, outstanding, and very talented in learning. However, this child’s family was in difficulty and he did not meet the conditions for funding from the foundation.

The child's name is Orion Le. His parents divorced and were gossiped about in the village. They each went to work in the city and started their own families. He was raised by his grandfather. Grandpa Alden Le was not strong enough to do heavy work, and his education level was low. Orion Le delayed studying for two years due to various reasons, and was only fourteen after graduating from elementary school.

Vera Zheng said that she was looking for someone to support Orion Le to go to the best middle school in the county. Tristan Mu was a junior at that time and was spending money abroad. She really said that he could do it with an indifferent attitude.

When Tristan Mu mentioned this matter to Casper Li, he thought that Casper Li would be indifferent, but Casper Li did not support it: "What kind of financial support is it? This is different from spending money on the school. If you give him a hundred alone, next time he will ask you for one." Thousand, you give one thousand, and the next time it will be ten thousand. Master Mu, don’t think that the people in this small place are simple and simple. After seeing the money and the world, you are most likely greedy. You are not short of money, but you don’t want to help. Not helping the poor, you know."

Makiyama had no intention of playing family games, but he still laughed and said Casper Li was arrogant.

"Be arrogant, be arrogant," Casper Li didn't care much. "When you plant flowers with good intentions and the flowers grow insects, you have to be as arrogant as me. This is how people like us are."

Tristan Mu raised his eyebrows slightly. He didn't know what kind of person "this kind of person" was. Anyway, he didn't sound like a good person.

Once a word is spoken, Tristan Mu will not regret it.