Chapter 83 A Ceremonial Presence

• Spencer felt like he had just shot himself in the foot. And to make matters worse, Brielle wasn't done yet. "Spencer, if you find the house transfer too bothersome, then get a realtor yourself, But I want the money from the sale in my account within a week."
• After she finished, she turned towards Mark, her face earnest. "Mark, do you remember the land dispute the orphanage had back then? The agreement's got two more years, and I worry someone might play dirty. We should start saving and scouting for a new location."
• Mark remembered that agreement all too well. If it hadn't been for Brielle, they would have been kicked out on their ears three years ago. That incident made Brielle give up a lot, something that weighed heavily on his conscience. As the director, it was his responsibility to secure the future of the children in his care, but somehow, that burden had shifted onto Brielle's shoulders.