99. I Should be Optimistic

*RADELLA*

Today my schedule is a visit to a foundation that accommodates children with cancer. Donations in the form of food, fruit, vegetables, and medical equipment, as well as the medicines they need. I and several people who are administrators of charity activities mingled with them.

Small children aged 5 to 8 years have also been diagnosed with cancer. I try to get them to recover. Their future is still long and their body's strength can still develop, supported by healthy food and proper and appropriate medication management. To liven up the atmosphere so it wasn't stiff, we sang together and after that had lunch together.

"Lunch is ready?"

"Yes, Madam," answered my assistant who is always by my side when there are outside activities like this. Her job was just to coordinate what I needed.

"Radella, come here, let's take a photo—" Mrs. Georgia, the wife of a minister called me and asked me to selfie together.

These administrators are not just ordinary women. The wives of off