Chapter 164. Henry’s Mother Passed Away

“Do you remember Henry? I asked you to help me find a welfare house for him before.”

“Sure. He is very lively and outgoing. I remember that he likes to sing ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star’,” Mr. Mysterious answered her.

Estelle was a little excited. “Yes, it’s him. Sir, I want to help him. But I don’t know what to do. I feel very helpless.”

Hearing this, Mr. Mysterious comforted her in a gentle voice, “Estelle, there are countless unfortunate people in the world. You can’t help all of them. Henry is indeed very pitiful. I will arrange for a doctor to treat him. But his depression is very serious, so... I can’t promise he’ll be cured, but I’ll let the doctor try his best.”

Estelle asked, “Sir, depression will cause severe suffering to a child, right?”

“Yes. And it is a torment not only for children but also for adults. Those who suffer from depression would feel pain, loneliness, and despair. And they would feel as if they are drowning in the sea and are s