Since he came to Alverton, it was likely that he had struck some kind of deal with Ka. Otherwise, how could he be so brazen?


    This deal was undoubtedly aimed at Felicia.


    It was good that he came.


    Shawn probably thought it would be easy tomit murder and bury secrets in a rundown ce like Alverton. Coincidentally, she had the same idea.


    Felicia chuckled softly to herself and concealed the flicker of murderous intent in her heart as she said to Lucas, "Okay, I got it. Thank you for the message!" Lucaspleted his task and bounced away happily, clutching the sweet potato.


    ...


    The training program that was supposed to begin in the afternoon was dyed. Upon learning about the situation in Alverton, the vice principal frowned and found himself in a dilemma.


    The college had organized this trip to carry out donation and assistance work for impoverished elementary schools, but Alverton, as it turned out, was not what they had been led to believe.


    The vige''s school was bright and imposing,pletely unreflective of the poverty they were supposed to address.


    In other words, the vige didn''t need assistance or donations.


    This put the vice principal in a tough spot.


    Charles smiled warmly and said, "Our vige truly doesn''t require donations. We appreciate the sentiment, but other ces need it more. Why not donate the supplies to them?"


    Hearing this, the vice principal quickly asked, "Are there other viges nearby?"


    "Yes. Behind our mountain, there''s a vige called Hillfort. It has only 16 households, and they''re quite poor. Hope Elementary School only has one teacher teaching 22 students of different ages. But the vige is on the mountain, and the only way to get there is a mountain road.


    "If you''re willing to go, I can gather the strong young men from our vige to guide you and help carry the supplies!"


    As soon as Charles finished


    speaking, the vice principal eagerly agreed, saying, "That sounds great Please arrange for some manpower. We have tworge trucks of donated materials to move, and 20 of us won''t be able to carry them all. Thank you so much!"


    "No need to mention it," Charles replied, waving his hands. "You''re doing good deeds; that makes you good people! We''re just lending a small hand. It''s not a big deal." Though he said this, the vice principal expressed his thanks multiple times.


    Even though they initially came under the guise of helping Alverton, they ultimately failed to do so.


    Now, they needed to transport all the donated goods to Hillfort and had to rely on the vigers'' help. The students would still need to stay with the vigers at night too.


    In essence, they were not only giving


    nothing to the vigers but also


    taking advantage of them. The vice principal felt a bit embarrassed and suggested paying for


    amodations, but Charles declined.


    "Oh, we vigers are not soplicated. We pride ourselves on our hospitality! We''re very weing. Please don''t mention money-it makes us ufortable!" Thus, the arrangements were finalized.N?velDrama.Org is the owner.


    At 2:00 pm, alkthe students gathered


    alongside the sturdy vigers from


    Alverton, and together, they unloaded the tworge trucks with supplies. Then, with their loads, they set off in a grand procession toward Hillfort and delivered those supplies there.


    From the mountaintop, the scene looked reminiscent of ants working together.


    Felicia was also part of the group.


    She carried tworge bags filled with clothes. They were heavy, and after walking such a long distance, her arms felt sore and tired.


    She deliberately positioned herself at the back of the line.


    She knew that Shawn was following closely behind.


    She was just waiting to see if he would dare to make a move.