"You also know it's impossible." Aldridge took a sip of water and shrugged.

This is not a question of whether he is happy or not, but a question of whether it is allowed by imperial law.

Aldrich spent money to modify some information before leaving Huodu. The name has not changed, but the age has been changed by 10 years, and no one will specifically check such details.

Under normal circumstances, it is no problem for a 30-year-old to adopt a 12-year-old Eve, but Aldridge is not married yet, and imperial law does not allow unmarried people to adopt orphans.

As for the reasons for this, those who understand will naturally understand.

"Also... you said why don't you get married soon?" Carula propped her chin.

"You're not the same." Aldridge pouted.

"I'm different, I have a brother." Carula said casually.

Aldridge was speechless and complained, "Are my brother and husband the same thing?"

Carula glanced at him and smiled, "It's one thing for me."

Aldridge almost spit out all the water he drank. There's a lot of information in those words!

He knew that Karula had an older brother, and the supply of the Sea Voice orphanage was entirely dependent on him. He remembered that Karula mentioned it once, and he is currently the chief mate of a sea-going ship.

"Why, we weren't born from the same mother!" Carula said angrily.

"What about your father?"

"the same one."

Ha ha…

I'm afraid you don't know what German orthopedics is!

"You dare to say this, and you're not afraid that I will stab you into the Church of the Storm?"

In this era when homosexuality is forbidden, Carula is undoubtedly killing it!

"Can you?" Karula raised Erlang's legs and smiled without image.

Aldridge didn't say anything, and instead said, "How long can Eve and the others stay here?"

"By May." Karula put away her smile and said in a muffled voice, her mood completely reflected on her face.

Aldrich turned his head to look at Eve, who was eating in small bites, and was silent.

"It's okay," Karula cheered. "If no one is willing to adopt them by then, my brother will take them to sea to seek a living."

"Norton and Haley are all right, they're both big boys, what about Eve?" Aldridge was not so optimistic, not to mention girls, women couldn't go to the boat to seek a living.

Carula didn't speak, and became irritable again, as can be seen by the rude scratching of her head.

"Let's take one step at a time." Aldridge didn't force her, he just cared about being overly concerned, which was related to Eve's future life.

Aldridge would have preferred Eve to follow him if he could, but he was not confident that he could take good care of her and give her a safe environment.

"If you want to hit Haley's idea, you should die." Karula said suddenly.

"Huh?" Aldridge pretended to be suspicious, but his heart skipped a beat.

"Humph!" Karula snorted coldly, stared at him and said, "You come here every day, I don't believe you are for Eve, there are extraordinary residues on Haley, do you think I don't know?"

Aldrich twitched his lips. He really thought that Karula didn't know. Although he knew that Karula was a Beyonder, if it wasn't because he accidentally noticed Haley's abnormality and confirmed it through the Ring of God, it would be very difficult. find this out.

In addition to Eve, the reason why he came here every day was for Haley.

He has extraordinary residues in him - a residual energy that lingers in people and has extraordinary effects from time to time.

There are many reasons for its birth, such as exposure to Beyonder objects, exposure to some special "mysteries", and even having Beyonders in parents, etc., all of which may cause Beyonder residues.

Once infected, becoming an Extraordinary is the only option, because the body of an ordinary person simply cannot bear it.

Since he has to embark on the extraordinary path, Aldrich is moved. After all, children are immature in thinking, and it is easy to cultivate loyalty.

Carulla probably realized his purpose long ago, but she didn't say anything until today: "He believes in the Lord of the Sea, my brother will guide him into the world of Beyonders, and Haley agrees."

Aldrich gave a "um", and suddenly lost the mind to chat, not in a bad mood, but a little embarrassed to be exposed.

After Eve finished eating, he silently came to Aldridge's side. He held the little **** his lap and played finger games with her for a while.

It wasn't until about 8 p.m. that Aldridge was ready to leave.

"Eve's business, you think about it again." When sending him away, Carula avoided Eve and said to him.

"I will." Aldridge nodded and turned to leave.

The next day, Aldrich came to the office of the Dean of the Department of Medicine at Spursey University again with a document that had been sorted out last night.

"Basic surgical practice?"

Tannweiser took up his gold-rimmed glasses and glanced at the handwritten title.

"Yes," Aldridge said, sitting on the sofa in a proper manner, "the freshmen who entered last year have accumulated knowledge in the fall semester and have a preliminary understanding of the human body. I think it is necessary to properly conduct the spring semester. Basic operation learning and training with strong practicality, there are no courses in this area in the current curriculum.”

"Um…"

Tang Huaisel opened the stack of documents, pondered, and did not express his opinion in a hurry. The silence alone had a strong aura.

Aldrich continued: "You also know that the most important thing for a surgeon is the technique in his hands, which takes a long time to train, and early contact is more conducive to training."

"I understand naturally, UU Reading www.uukanshu.com" Tang Huaisel closed the documents and said, "Since it is a professional elective course, I have no opinion on the subject of this course."

After pondering for a while, he asked: "Since it is practice, should a sufficient amount of corpses be used?"

Aldridge didn't deny it, nodded and said, "That's right."

"Our academy has cooperated with the Imperial Police, the Church of the Storm, and the Temple of Knowledge. The number of corpses should be sufficient, but after all, there is a limit. If you pass this course, there will not be too many places for the course." Tang Huaither frowned and said solemnly. .

What he said was more of a point. For lecturers at Spurse University, the number of courses and the number of students are very important work evaluation indicators.

"It's okay," Aldridge smiled. "I'm new here and I need to gain some teaching experience."

Tang Huaisel glanced at him and said, "I will review the course content today, and the results will be available tomorrow."

Aldridge said, "Then I'll come back tomorrow."