Billionaire's Reborn Baby
Chapter 1048 Roxy Copper Two (1)

Collin woke up before six the next morning.

Before the others got up, he went outside to wash, changed into a white coat, and got familiar with the area.

The principal got up early and cleaned up. There were four classrooms divided into four grades. There was a sign hanging at each door with the name of the grade.

Every blackboard was clean, but the tables and benches were messy. Many benches were long stools, which could involve three people.

After cleaning the classroom, the principal greeted Collin, "You're up so early?"

Collin nodded.

The principal took Collin to breakfast.

The breakfast included porridge cooked in a large pot with a little rice and a lot of water, one steamed bun, and one bottle of homemade chili sauce. However, everyone could only share a little bit. Collin brought something to eat in his backpack, but he tasted the principal's homemade chili sauce under the invitation of the principal. The taste was much better than the stewed meat last night. When it was almost half past seven, other doctors started to get up one after another. After putting on the white coats and having breakfast, they discussed it briefly at the temporary meeting place. They were going to teach basic hygiene knowledge.

However, though the village chief informed the public through the loudspeaker, not many people came to the school. The principal suggested that Collin and the others should visit from house to house and see if people were sick or explain and ask people to come to school.

The principal and the village chief should be responsible for it, but it was obvious that the education here had broken off from society and no one wanted to come to learn. The principal and the village chief were at their wit's end.

Leon agreed. He couldn't stay in school all the time.

After getting a list from the village chief, Collin divided it according to the route, "Two people in a group. Divide into six groups. One more person will be in the sixth group."

The extra person joined group six.

Other doctors were afraid that they would be assigned to the group of Collin and Leon. After the division, other doctors were overjoyed.

Collin and Leon walked out of the school and lit a cigarette.

"It's a hard job. There are so many people here." Leon looked at the list.

"You should be glad that I don't kill you to vent my anger." Collin gently lit the cigarette in his hand.

Leon took a puff of his cigarette. "F*ck, why don't you kill me? What did we have in the morning? I should have brought a basket of eggs."

"Get to work." Collin took the list and took the lead to the first family on their list.

They were thinking about whether the villagers trusted them or not. Only when they knocked on the door did they change their minds. The real question was that they could not understand the dialect. "Auntie, we are doctors. We teach hygiene for free in school. If someone in your family is sick, you can ask us."

The forty-year-old aunt's face was old. Her skin was the same color as a brown horse. She looked at Collin and Leon with a guarded gaze. After speaking, she closed the door.

Collin drew a cross on the first line of the list.

"Let's go to the next one."

Leon sighed, "It's over. I feel that it will be even harder."

The second one was an old man with his back hunched as he chopped firewood. He listened to Leon, but he couldn't understand what Leon was saying. Leon wanted to leave, but the old man stopped him and asked him to sit down.

"He hasn't met anyone in a long time and he wants to talk with you." Collin patted Leon on the shoulder. "Stay here with him. I'll go to the next one."

"Save me, Doctor Mueller!" Leon despaired.

Collin waved his hand and left smartly.

When Collin knocked on the next door, he had made preparations. He apologized and left when he met someone older than sixty and someone with a heavy accent.

After more than ten times, Collin didn't find anyone who could communicate. He sat tiredly on a stone and lit a cigarette. His throat was hot after talking for so long and smoking. He turned back. It was impossible to find a supermarket, but he couldn't see an open-air well.

Patiently finishing a cigarette, Collin looked at the watch. It was almost twelve o'clock.

There was an unfamiliar call.

"Hello Doctor Mueller, the principal says that the meal is ready." A newcomer spoke cautiously.

"I got it. Thank you." Collin hung up and wanted to call Leon, while Leon's phone was off. Collin sighed and went back.

A little girl with a school bag ran over from afar. Her long black dress spun in the wind.

As they walked past each other, the little girl stopped and turned to Collin, "Uncle."

Collin turned around.

The little girl pointed to the cigarette butt on the ground and said, "It's a bad habit to throw trash everywhere, especially flammable items."

Collin lost his words.

He picked up the cigarette butt on the ground and pointed at the gray section, "It's not flammable, but you're right. It's not a good habit to throw garbage away."

The little girl was beautiful, dressed in a black skirt, which kept her skin clean.

"Is your family home?" Collin asked.

"Yes." The little girl looked behind, probably not far ahead.

Collin followed her sight and said, "Tell them to come to school for class. We will teach general hygiene tomorrow. If someone is sick at home, we can treat her for free, and the medicine is free." "Can you cure a mute?" The little girl asked.

"Mute?" Collin asked, "Is it congenital mute or postnatal?"

"What does that mean?" The little girl was puzzled.

Collin smiled. "Tell him to come to school tomorrow. Is he your father?"

"No." The little girl shook her head and said, "It's an uncle who treats me very well."

That would be her father's brother.

"You can bring him to me tomorrow. Look for Dr. Mueller," Collin said.

"Okay." The little girl nodded.

"What's your name?" Collin asked.

"Livia." The little girl smiled, "Uncle, you look more handsome than those uncles."

"You peeped at us last night?" Collin couldn't help but laugh.

Livia smiled embarrassedly and ran back home with her bag. Collin smiled gently.