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There were things I could look past, but someone like Harry Weber didn’t deserve to fucking live. ‘Did you send the money to the orphanages, I asked?’ ‘Yup, 50k donated to each orphanage in the county by an anonymous benefactor.’ Jax replied, as he walked beside me. ‘Good.’ ‘You’re a good person Leo, you just need to let it all go… Just ease up and remember you deserve some of that happiness too. I get that you want others to be better off… but I mean, not everyone cares about humans as you do.’

Riya said while massaging her temples because of throbbing pain. “I’ve asked Warren, the quarter period is not anywhere soon, but he is sending an advance payment for my books. It will be more than enough for us. Usually, I don’t use that money for personal expenses, but I asked the caretaker at the orphanage. She said things can be managed for a time being,” Mishka said. “They rejected the donations from Knights again?” Riya asked, and Mishka nodded. “I don’t want favours from them,” She spat.

“Of course. Whatever you need.” “And you received the donation this morning by wire transfer?” Now she smiled. “Yes, and thank you so much for your generous gift! We’ve been trying to build this library for years. Your donation will benefit so many students.” Nolan nodded. “It’s the least I can do to thank you for making this possible.” The fact was that he’d wound up needing to give them a big incentive to move faster with Yena’s admission. The prince’s donation would fund their entire budget for a new library. And Nolan insisted that it be anonymous, knowing the humans wouldn’t want to advertise any connection with werewolves.

He felt a warm sense of pride when he heard that, though he had to tell her, "You don't need to worry about that. I've already arranged for donations to the orphanage." Sharon was deep in thought after that. "I know you did that for me, but I want to contribute something myself, even if it's with money you gave me." She looked at him hopefully. "Since you're handling the building renovations, what if I donate some picture books for the children? What do you think?" Elias thought it was a fantastic idea. After all, it was something his sister felt passionate about, so he nodded in approval. "That sounds perfect. I'll talk to Mr. Cosby tomorrow and see what they need most," Sharon said, her fa

"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?"

I never intend to have perfect characters, so hating them means I was doing something right. Also, I want to thank you for staying and trusting me to weave this fantasy world. I´m hoping you will stick with me until the end. I am always grateful for the love and support you´ve given me and my books! I didn´t know my simple story would capture anyone´s heart but you proved me otherwise. THANK YOU!!! Tomorrow would be the last day for the GEMS to be distributed and gifted to your favorite books, if you have anything to spare for me, Gavin, and Alia - we would welcome them wholeheartedly! :)

"I was born into the mafia; my father was one of Lorenzo's capos, and I learned a lot from an early age. I imagine it was a bit different for you, as you left your family as a child. But know that in this world there is a lot of luxury, but there is also a very poor part. My family's businesses predominated in a very disadvantaged neighborhood of the city, and I saw people, especially children, go through countless hardships. They fear for their survival, and access to knowledge is practically rare. After marrying Lorenzo, I made a deal with him. I could go into the area once a year and distribute books to children. I've been doing this for nearly forty years." "That's an incredible and very

Thank you to all the support you've given. As mentioned, 50% of the profit from all of my books will be donated to Animal Welfare and in addition to this, I'll be donating funds for women and children of Afghanistan. We've been supporting a lot of foundations but cannot be mentioned here due to the privacy of the site. Plus I am part of a non-government organization. If you want to help you can message me and I can direct you to the organization that is needed.