"I think you're right, Mr. Green. Separating them from their families and taking them somewhere else is selfish. We should let them be happy in their own homes."
Hunter gasped at that statement. When he saw Edmund's red eyes, he finally realized that the man had just been crying.
"You've changed your mind?" Hunter sighed, raising an eyebrow.
Edmund shifted his gaze towards the gibbon. His eyes dimmed.
"I don't want anyone to suffer the same fate as this poor animal. That's why," he handed Hunter a check with five million written on it.
"There's nothing more I need to learn from this foundation. It's clear that you guys are doing the right thing. I want to support you all the way."
Hunter stared at the numbers with round eyes. Just before he spoke, Edmund interrupted. "Can you p
