On the road, Anthony Varley looked at the winding mountain road: "Madam, I know you've hired many workers and bought machinery to have them finish the school and then the road. I'll invest a billion dollars to help you achieve your dream, to have all the roads in these areas paved, and have them connected to bus routes. Next time you visit your parents' house, it won't be as difficult. Once the roads are built, naturally, many businesses will come to invest, and the villagers' income will increase. The truth is, to get rich, you must first build roads; even the poorest must value education. Once people here have money and jobs, there will be fewer idle gossipers, and they will realize the importance of education. Fewer children will drop out, and our father won't have to work so hard speaking with parents about their children every day."
Sarah Sullivan said nothing but tightened her grip on Anthony Varley's arm.
Is this the reason she likes this man?
