Chapter 203 It Is Difficult
"Children, come over here, and I'll tell you a bedtime story!"
With Maria's invitation, the six little girls happily followed along.
Ivy finally settled down and prepared to make a phone call to Richard and Samantha.
She couldn't find her phone and suddenly remembered that she had lost it during the battle with crocodiles at Crocodile Haven.
But it didn't matter. There was a landline at the counter.
At the Missouri clinic...
Richard and Samantha had been waiting at the hospital entrance.
When they saw Anthony return safely, they eagerly went to meet him.
"How is Ivy?" they asked.
"She and the six children have safely returned to the hotel. All their injuries have been treated, and now her family of seven is healthy."
Anthony greatly admired Ivy, saying, "Ivy is a prodigy in the medical field, a pillar of our nation, and a pride of our Missouri clinic!"
"You're right. Ivy was the most responsible one, even when she was at the orphanage. She studied diligently from a young age." Richard began to recount Ivy's outstanding achievements.
Just as Richard was about to share Ivy's accomplishments from childhood to the present, he received a call from Ivy.
"Speak of the devil!" Richard excitedly answered the call.
"Ivy, I saw you on the livestream. You're amazing!"
"It's all thanks to your excellent guidance. You instilled in me a spirit of never giving up and fearlessness from a young age."
Ivy chatted with Richard and Samantha separately for a while.
At the end of the conversation, Ivy remembered something important.
"Grandpa, the nine men who saved me today were abandoned by their parents at birth, left at the beach.
"They don't have identity cards. Can you help them get one?"
"Well... Ivy, there's something you don't know. Those boys are at least twenty years old. Orphanages only accept children under eighteen. They are already too old, so the orphanage can't take them in, and therefore, they can't get identity cards."
"Isn't there any way at all?" Ivy felt disappointed but unwilling to give up. "Can we approach the police?"
Richard nodded. "Yes, we can. However, to obtain an identity card, they first need a civil status certificate and then a birth certificate. The process is quite complex."
"Richard, I'm getting confused. Isn't it because they don't have an identity that they need an identity card? If they have a civil status certificate, why do they need an identity card?"
"Alright, let me think of another solution. We'll discuss it further when Samantha and I return. For now, take care of the children."
Richard hung up the phone and immediately contacted his students at the police station to resolve the matter of identity cards for Blake and the others.
At the Clark Hotel, Blake and the others quickly took showers and dressed in white shirts and black trousers. They looked like an idol group, each more handsome than the other.
When Ivy thought of idol groups, Ivy's eyes lit up. If she ever signed with an internet celebrity company, she would definitely bring Blake and his brothers along.
These nine handsome guys already had decent looks. With proper packaging, they would definitely have a bright future.
"Luna, you're still awake, waiting for us?" Blake spoke in a gentle voice.
"I want to tell you something!" Ivy said with a smile on her face, "I've already asked Richard to find a way for you to get identity cards. So, when you have the time, think of nice names for yourselves."
"Us?" Blake shook his head.
"None of us nine have received an education, and we can barely recognize a few characters. How can we choose names? Let alone names. Even doing calculations is difficult. When we first started selling fish, we made a lot of mistakes. It's only in the past two years that we've learned how to calculate."
Never received an education...
If they couldn't even recognize a single character, how could they become idol stars? Even if they were grassroots internet celebrities, they still needed to know some characters.
Thinking about the six children who would soon attend kindergarten, Ivy suddenly had a bold idea.
"What if I send you all to school?"
Blake and the others were speechless.
Which school would accept single men like them?
Even if a school agreed, how much tuition would nine people have to pay?
"I have a way for you to go to school without spending money."
Ivy chuckled and continued. "I'll hire you as the children's bodyguards. Every day, you'll accompany them to kindergarten, and while they're learning, you can learn too. That way, you'll gain knowledge."
"Really?" Blake's face was filled with excitement.
His excitement wasn't about going to kindergarten but about Ivy keeping them as the children's bodyguards.
If they could really stay on land and live with Ivy for a long time, it would be a dream come true.
Oliver clapped his hands happily. "I can go to kindergarten! It's so exciting! When I was little, I dreamed of going to kindergarten like other children. I never thought this dream would come true!"
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