"Don't worry about that. The police should arrange things well for the siblings, right?" An Hao said.
"What if they're too busy catching criminals to handle it?" Ning Chenyang's concern wasn't unfounded; he sympathized with the siblings and hoped to provide them with a stable living environment.
"Old Qin... why don't you mention it to the police? If it really doesn't work out, we'll arrange it ourselves!" There's an orphanage in Nancheng City where the siblings could be sent until they grow up.
"Alright. As you say." Qin Jian agreed, but not before glaring at An Hao with dissatisfaction, "Don't call me Old Qin anymore!"
"Yes! Qin Master!" An Hao giggled.
Qin Jian agreed to take on the matter and immediately set to resolve it. On Monday, Ning Chenyang went to school early, impatiently heading to Luo Tong's class, eager to tell her about it.
He wanted to reassure Luo Tong that even if her foster father was caught, she and her brother wouldn't be left alone without care.
