Chapter 614: Chapter 611
Animal protection, as well as other social issues like the ecological environnt, should be sothing we actively engage in to influence more people.
After all, not everyone has the sa influence as she does.
Of course, she wouldn’t force others to act, as that would be moral coercion.
Such matters can only be done well if one truly wants to do them.
Previously, she had shown little interest in these matters, rely wishing to live carefreely and happily; but after brief joy, what followed was the emptiness of the soul.
Later, after going to the Uninhabited Area, she could never forget the mont she saved her Ping’an from the python’s grip, how it had clutched desperately to her, trembling and frightened in her arms like a small creature.
Having saved its life, letting it continue to exist, brought a sense of satisfaction and fulfillnt that no amount of money could replace.
It made her feel like a being of flesh and blood, not a cold and indifferent walking corpse.
…
In the morning, they t representatives from the Animal Protection Association from other countries.
There were delegations from seven countries, all with relatively high international reputation, and eight ambassadors—five n and three won—from different fields, including singers, actors, and scholars.
Everyone greeted each other warmly and amiably upon eting.
Wen Xian knew there were representatives from seven countries, but why was there an extra ambassador?
She was thinking this and asked about it when David chuckled and said to her,
“There’s also one from Hong Kong, in your country. Her father, Mr. Ruan Donghua, is highly esteed in Hong Kong, Ms. Wen, you should know of him. His daughter cos in the capacity of the head of an environntal protection company.”
At this, Wen Xian slightly raised her eyebrows.
From Hong Kong?
She had to admit that she indeed knew of Ruan Donghua, a property tycoon and figure on the international wealth list.
She just hadn’t expected that Hong Kong would also send soone.
“Ms. Ruan has so matters to attend to; she’ll join us when we go out to sea in the afternoon,” David explained.
Wen Xian did not dwell on the matter any further. After all, whoever ca was none of her concern; her job was to do what she had to do.
However, Lu Xiao’s brow furrowed slightly.
Surna… Ruan?
From, Hong Kong?
He, with his usually excellent mory, seed to suddenly recall a certain image, a certain person.
His expression beca sowhat grave.
…
In the morning Wen Xian went back to her room to rest, lacking sleep after a night on the plane.
At one o’clock in the afternoon, she and Lu Xiao went to eat. Waking up famished, she ate a lot for lunch, and Lu Xiao even bought her so chocolate bars to carry with her.
Just in case, since, after setting out to sea, everything was unknown.
The afternoon sunlight spread across the soft white sand, Mint Island was like a green jewel, and in the distance, there were mountains of various heights and contours.
Though these mountains were of a chocolate hue, they were also known as “Chocolate Hills,” one of the local characteristic attractions.
Basking in the warmth of the sun and the breeze of the sea, Wen Xian felt relaxed and content. Truth be told, if it weren’t for the mission, just coming here for a vacation would have been quite nice.
The two waited to gather for the boat trip, walking around the nearby rainforest when Lu Xiao suddenly stopped.
“Wen Xian.”
“Hmm?”
Wen Xian stopped, looking at him tenderly with eyes full of warmth.
Then, she watched Lu Xiao pull out a red string from his pocket, threading an Agate Stone onto the red cord, and ultimately leaning toward her—
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