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I frown and keep flipping pages. After 45 minutes of rejections, I find a gorgeous, intelligent man—blond hair, bright blue eyes, and the prettiest teeth I’ve ever seen. His reason for donating: to give the gift of a child to someone in need. He’s in med school with a big family. I swoon reading his profile. “Ohhh, ohhh, oh!” I shout, jumping up. “What?” Brin asks. “I found him!” “Really? Let us see!” I turn the binder.

“Ben! Nice to see you.” He pauses for a fraction when he sees Perrin behind me and bows his head. “Good afternoon, Alpha Select.” “Please, call me Perrin. We’ve been through all of this.” Ben turns politely to me. “What can I do for you?” “A donation,” I say, gesturing towards the boxes at Perrin’s feet. “My mother has sent a good portion of books that aren’t mine and she doesn’t want them back. Would it be too much to make an unofficial donation?”

He doesn't know how that book could have been read from there, but he doesn't care, and he decides to travel there. The publisher who knew the story very well takes the book and begins to distribute it. At first, sales are not good, but as time goes by it goes viral and everyone wants to know the story of that love that has transcended the barriers of infinity. The book is sold globally, through millions of publishers worldwide. And Dylan, who now has a genuine fortune, donates all the proceeds from the book to orphanages and institutions. This is how that story reaches the corners of the hearts of all those who read it.

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I knew better than anyone that being good didn’t mean you’d always get good things in return. But just as my mother had taught me, I wasn’t doing this for a reward. I enjoyed doing this. So even if some people had taken advantage of my kindness before, I’d still be kind to the people who deserved it. “Alora, a friend of yours is here.” A friend of mine? I frowned, looking up to see the Head of the orphanage, and then beside her was Lorenzo. “He just donated 200 million to the orphanage, I do not know how to thank him for this. Mr Armani, I am truly grateful, I…”

"Yet you said I was too broke to buy hero." Panda forced a smile as she rubbed the back of Bash's head. "What do you wanna do about it?" Bash sucked his lip. "I have decided to donate it to the Storm foundation, that way the money goes back to him, somehow, "he explained. He initially wanted to buy a Storm phone and overpay but then he felt the money better go to the needy for his peace of mind, he needed to feel as if he gave the money back to Storm hence the decision to donate to his charity organization that only the rich donate.

“She only charges so much because she gives half of her money every year to charity.” “Which charity is that?” Jamie asks. “The Zara Quinn Center For Kids Who Can't Read Good And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too?” “What?” Asks Zee, clearly perplexed. “OMG you haven’t seen Zoolander?” Jamie exclaims. “What’s Zoolander?” Grace asks.

"I see. Did you really give all that silver away?" He nods his head. "A big part went to youth Bandy sports in the poor pack territories." "That makes sense." "I also gave silver to shelters for homeless wolves," Theo says. "And to food barns for families who do not have meat to eat. I gave ten million silver pieces to reading programs and the Moonlit Tales Bookstore." He moves around on his seat. "You love to read scrolls so much. Your love for stories made me realize that some poor wolves do not have that great joy."

There were so many sectors to donate to. Out of all the people here, I had seen only one person who had donated to a different sector, a man called Gabriel Reynolds who was sitting at the back, he looked oddly familiar but I couldn't immediately remember but he donated $100,000 to people with ADHD. Ethan stood up and started speaking. “I'm donating to the new orphanage in Kelper Street. Heard they're running low on funds. $1 million.” He said then sat down while People clapped. I frowned at that and leaned closer to him to ask. “What? I honestly thought you'd donate to some company like these other people”

"I know this is... inconvenient." "Of course, Detective." I folded my hands in my lap. "Anything I can do to help clear up this terrible misunderstanding about the Children's Future Foundation. It breaks my heart to see Aria Campbell's charity dragged through the mud like this." His pen clicked. Once. Twice. "You've been quite generous with your donations. Twenty-five thousand just last month." "Children are our future." I let my voice catch slightly. "I lost a baby once. Years ago. Giving to causes that help children... it helps me heal, you know?"