Chapter 2776
When His Eyes Opened
Robert thought about it for a while, and then said: âHow about going to the cafeteria of Dadâs company?
I heard that the food in the cafeteria is delicious, but I havenât eaten there.â
Hazel: âOkay! Will others let us in?â
Robert was amused by Hazelâs words: âI can brush my face.â
âDo everyone in Dadâs company know you?â Hazel was shocked.
Robert laughed straight away: âOf course not. The facial recognition Iâm talking about is real facial
recognition. The access control system at the door can use access control cards or face recognition.
Dad recorded all the faces of our family.â
âOh! I thought all the employees in Dadâs company knew you!â Hazel breathed a sigh of relief.
âDo you know how many employees Dadâs company has? Hahaha! Thousands of people!â Robert said,
âOnly some executives have seen me. Dad is very protective of my sister and me. If you donât believe
me, you can only find it when you search on the Internet. The dad-son relationship between dad and
brother cannot be searched for my sister and me.â
âI did a search.â Hazel did a search when she was in Thopiavelle, and indeed only found her elder
brother Hayden, âBut my sister was seeking marriage all over the world, and everyone knows her
identity.â
âBecause my sister is already working, it doesnât matter if she reveals her identity now.â Robert looked
at the road ahead. After the red light in front turned on, he stopped the car slowly, âSociety is actually
quite complicated. The people we usually come into contact with seem to be good people, right, but in
fact there are also many bad people and thery are very close to us. The anonymity is also to protect
us.â
Hazel: âI know. Iâm afraid of being kidnapped.â
Robert: âActually, in a society ruled by law, law and order are much better than before. There are quite
a lot of rich people.â
âBrother, is it possible that because youâre rich, you are surrounded by rich people?â Hazel said, âThere
are quite a lot of poor people, but most of them are busy with making ends meet.â
Robert turned his head and took a deep look at Hazel.
âBrother, did I say something wrong?â Hazel was afraid that he would make Robert unhappy.
âOf course not. Youâre right. Ever since you came home, Iâve become more impulsive.â Robert spoke
from his heart, âI really want to try it out, what it feels like to be an ordinary person.â
âYou should be very uncomfortable.â Hazel explained to Robert in detail the difference between
ordinary people and their current life, âOrdinary people have to do everything by themselves. There is
no driver to pick you up every day, and you canât afford a car at your age. Every day to go to school,
you have to take the bus, squeeze the subway, or live on campus. Ordinary people basically live on
campus. If you live on campus, there may be four people in a dormitory, or six people and eight people
in a dormitory. Brother, can you accept that? Do many people live together?â
Robert went quiet and began to think.
âThis is just one aspect. There is also food. The University has a cafeteria, so itâs okay. If you graduate,
you canât eat takeaway every day! You donât have money to hire a babysitter, so you have to learn to
cook by yourself. Cooking is troublesome. It is very cumbersome to buy vegetables, prepare
vegetables, chop vegetables and stir-fry vegetables. After that, you have to wash the pots and dishes.
In addition to food, housing, and transportation, there are also consumption. Brother, you can buy
whatever you want to buy now by swiping your card. But if you are an ordinary person, you count
almost everything you buy even a bag of toilet paper.â
Robert: âAre ordinary people really working so hard? Buying toilet paper has to be counted?â
Hazel: âMaybe because I used to be too poor. I used to go to school, and the classmates around me
were not rich. Meals have to be counted as living expenses every month. You canât spend too much on
each meal. If you spend too much, it may cost you money at the end of the month.â
Robert: âLittle sister, hearing you say that, I feel very lucky.â
âIâm also very lucky.â Hazel said, âIâm so lucky. After I graduate, I will have my own business and be
able to make money. I hope I can help people at the bottom.â
âLittle sister, itâs good that you have such an idea. But there is a saying that it is better to teach people
to fish than to give them fish. There are many poor people, and you canât help them alone.â Robert was
afraid that Hazel would be too tired in the future.
âBrother, I know. When I help, I also help the old, the weak, the sick and the disabled.â Hazel was very
sober.
âIt seems that my worries are unnecessary.â Robert said, and began to think about how he could try to
be an ordinary person.
More than an hour later, the car stopped at the entrance of Sterling Group Building.
Itâs evening time at 6:40. Everything was pitch black.