Chapter 342: The Siblings’ Reunion

**Benard Walter’s Perspective** After being abandoned and left to fend for himself, the boy was sent to an orphanage. His time there was far from pleasant. Initially, he had clung to hope, asking the caretakers to help him locate his sister. But instead of compassion, he was met with indifference. Their responses were cold and dismissive, filled with perfunctory excuses designed to shift blame or evade responsibility. Children are remarkably perceptive. Angus quickly picked up on the caretakers’ irritation and their thinly veiled contempt. He realized that pressing the issue would only lead to trouble. After enduring several instances of being singled out for punishment, he learned to remain silent. The flame of hope in his heart dimmed but never went out entirely. Occasionally, kind-hearted couples visited the orphanage, hoping to adopt a child. Angus, with his endearing demeanor, often caught their attention. He would momentarily feel a sense of connection, believing he migh