"Sister, we have money. Could you please tell the hotel for us that my brother and I can pay for the room ourselves? We don’t want to bother you too much, as you have work, and not sleeping well might affect your work." The girl said this and quickly took out a card from her school bag and handed it to Coco Edwards, "Sister, this is the card our daddy left for my brother and me. We can use it ourselves."

"Alright." Coco Edwards touched the young girl’s head and nodded.

With the care of Coco Edwards, the young siblings smoothly booked a room in the hotel, and they specifically requested a room opposite to Harry Little Money’s room.

It was only after the procedures were completed that Coco Edwards realized she hadn’t hung up the phone with Jane Sampson.

That’s when she remembered to talk to Jane Sampson about the two children.

"The Miller Family is really something, bullying these two kids right after Rachel Miller left." Coco Edwards said, "I couldn’t let the kids have nowhere to stay tonight, so I decided to help them first."

"Okay." Jane Sampson had listened to the whole thing.

The human heart is made of flesh.

Even Jane Sampson was taken aback to hear that the two kids were kicked out of the house by the Miller family’s relatives late at night, left desolate and alone, going from hotel to hotel on the street asking if they could stay, only to be turned away again and again.

The heartache of it, not even an adult like Jane Sampson could imagine.

Jane Sampson thought, Rachel Miller must have anticipated that the shameless Miller family would do such a thing, which is why she left such a helpless email for them.

Jane Sampson lingered a long while in the room before finally heading over to the kids’ room.

Exiting her room, she walked about a hundred meters to reach there.

The two kids had just arrived, and the room door was still open. Inside were Coco Edwards, Harry Little Money, and James Carter’s assistant, all comforting the two children.

Jane Sampson stood at the doorway for a few seconds before stepping inside.

The two kids sat on the bed while the three adults stood quietly without speaking.

"Coco," Jane Sampson entered and called out to Coco Edwards.

"Why did you come over?" Coco Edwards was a bit surprised.

"Came to have a look," Jane Sampson explained softly.

The two kids sitting on the bed simultaneously turned to look at Jane Sampson and said at the same time, "Sister, I recognize you!"

"Did you recognize me from the TV?" Harry Little Money asked with a smile. "Sister is a big star, many people recognize her."

"No, daddy told us that this sister is a good person and if we meet this elder sister, my brother and I can trust her." Perhaps because Rachel Miller had once said this, the young girl seemed to drop the guardedness she displayed toward Coco Edwards as soon as she saw Jane Sampson.

Jane Sampson was a bit surprised, thinking Rachel Miller would have called her the kids’ aunt.

Unexpectedly, Rachel Miller hadn’t told the two kids about the relationship between her and James Black.

Jane Sampson surmised that it must have been James Black’s attitude that made Rachel Miller understand that James Black would forever remain disconnected from the Miller family, explaining why calling her the kids’ aunt might have displeased James Black instead.

Jane Sampson could imagine how Rachel Miller must have felt when introducing herself to these two children, preparing for the worst while placing a fragile hope and desperate trust in someone who had always kept clear of the Miller family.

Because in this world, Rachel Miller no longer had anyone she could trust.