Chapter 3 Go to school

As the capital of Scotland and the second largest tourist city in the UK, Edinburgh is not inferior to the capital London in some aspects, such as population, education, history and culture, and economic level.

Juan Children's Welfare Home is one of the only children's welfare homes in Edinburgh. On weekdays, the home receives a lot of donations from well-wishers from outside. The food, clothing, and housing for the children in the orphanage are not much different from those in better public schools, but occasionally unexpected situations may occur.

In the early morning, the neighborhood where the orphanage was located gradually began to hear some noisy voices. The sound of vehicles passing by on the road slowly awakened Wright's consciousness from his deep sleep.

The morning sunlight covered Wright's face, and he involuntarily stretched out his little hand to block his half-squinted eyes from the glare. Last night, after the stupid system automatically entered the so-called complete sleep state, it didn't respond no matter how much Wright called. After continuing to mess around for more than half an hour, Wright had to accept the sad fact that this stupid system was really completely away from him this time.

Wright, who usually likes to go back to sleep after waking up, forced himself to open his eyes as wide as possible as soon as he woke up in order to stay awake enough. After finally accepting the fact that he had become a child, Wright was once again hit by the bombshell news that he had lost his system. He needed to carefully and calmly plan his next life arrangements.

"This is the world of Harry Potter. Although there was a prompt on the system panel last night that this world has a certain deviation from the original world, it was also mentioned that the deviation has no impact." Wright silently recalled the system panel last night. Due to the lack of information, we can only make a relatively simple plan. "But now is not the time to consider these things. The top priority is to take good care of your current body and learn to learn how to do it." English."

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Mrs. Susanna walked to a room on the right side of the second floor with a worried look on her face. As the director of Juan Children's Welfare Home, she knows everything about the home. The house she was heading to now had a special resident who had lived there for three full years.

Although she had long been mentally prepared for the fact that children sent to the orphanage would have certain physical defects, Mrs. Susanna had never encountered such a special child in the orphanage.

When Susanna first saw the sleeping child in her infancy three years ago, Susanna thought that the child named Wright was just entering a normal state of rest. But she didn't expect that he hadn't woken up since she brought Wright back to the orphanage. If it weren't for the fact that Wright was still breathing slightly and his heart was still beating, anyone would have thought that Wright had died or would die soon.

Other staff in the orphanage had advised Mrs. Susanna to give up the child or send the child to an official institution set up by the government. But Susanna always had an inexplicable persistence in her heart, that is, the child would definitely wake up. It is precisely because of this mentality that even though other employees did not understand why Susanna was so insistent, they still obeyed Susanna's request and provided a child who looked like he would die in the next second with a piece of clothing that could protect him from the wind. Rain room.

Susanna gently unscrewed the loose bronze door handle on the wooden door. Whenever she recalled her rough behavior yesterday, she blushed with shame. It seemed that Susanna attributed the reason why Wright suddenly fell into a coma last night to the shock caused by her violent door opening.

As soon as she opened the door, Susanna saw Wright who was lying on the bed and opened his eyes to look at her. Susanna kept her gentle movements and slowly walked to Wright's bed. Wright didn't make any sound and just watched Susanna's behavior quietly.

After waking up in the morning, while Wright was thinking about his future life plans, he also realized that he should be placed in an orphanage by his biological parents in this life. To be honest, this feeling made Wright feel very complicated. On the one hand, he didn't want to call a strange man and woman his parents, but on the other hand, Wright felt inexplicable about being abandoned by his biological parents in this life. of sadness and sadness.

Susanna stopped by Wright's bed and looked at Wright with pity. She slowly squatted down until she was at the same height as the bed frame, and then Susanna slowly stretched out her hand towards Wright.

One second, two seconds, three seconds.

Susanna's hand touched Wright's face, her slightly rough but still soft palms and fingertips gently caressed Wright's little face. Wright was still looking at Susanna without saying a word at this moment, even though his hand hidden in the quilt had been clenched tightly. After traveling for less than a day, Wright instinctively remained alert to everyone or everything in the new world, even if the woman in front of him looked extremely gentle.

"Lite..." Susanna looked at the child who had been sleeping for three years. Seeing this moment when he finally woke up and opened his eyes, she couldn't help but choked up. All her persistence and efforts over the past three years have not been in vain!

Wright unexpectedly found that the hand he was clenching had completely relaxed.

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Two years later.

Nearly two years have passed since Wright woke up from his slumber. Juan Children's Welfare Home has not changed at all in the past two years, as if time has been suspended by magic.

The sun shines on the neat and simple garden of the orphanage, and the bronze medal of the Juan Children's Welfare Institute shines under the refraction of the light.

Wright was lying on the grass in the garden at this time. According to the rules, most children in the orphanage need to be responsible for things within their capabilities. However, the staff of the orphanage were worried that Wright would fall asleep again while doing those things, so they strictly prohibited Wright from participating in these physical activities. At least in the two years since Wright regained consciousness, he had never completed any physical labor tasks openly.

Two years later, Wright still does not seem to have returned to a normal and healthy state. Compared with his peers around him, his complexion is still a little too pale and his stature is smaller than his peers. However, what does not match his thin and shriveled body is that Wright has a cute and handsome face, black hair and a pair of particularly attractive black eyes.

In the past two years, there have been some kind-hearted people who have wanted to adopt Wright. You must know that no matter what world you are in, good-looking people will always get some preference. But on the one hand, Wright himself did not want to be adopted by a stranger, and on the other hand, those who adopted him felt certain scruples about Wright's experience of sleeping for three years and his age beyond three years, so the adoption matter slowly disappeared. Forget it.

Wright once estimated that he would need to stay in the orphanage until he was eleven years old before he could be freed. At that time, he would go to a magic school called Hogwarts.

"Wright, Mrs. Susanna is looking for you!" Suddenly, a child with white hair and red eyes ran towards Wright in the garden from the building holding a big umbrella.

"Oak, run slower!" Wright hurriedly avoided the child running over. For the sake of his small body, he couldn't bear such a big impact now.

As mentioned before, children sent to orphanages often have more or less physical defects. One of them is Oak, a child with albinism. As for the reason why Oke holds an umbrella during the day, it is because people with albinism generally have photophobia.

"Oke, do you know what Mrs. Susanna wants from me?" Wright asked as he took the umbrella from Oke's hand and held it up for him.

"It should be about going to school!" Oak said with envy.