Obviously, the girl Marnie mentioned was not one of them. The sick was none other than her father, so she had to do something for his medical bills since she was a dutiful daughter. But with limited options for earning money, she had probably resorted to drastic measures. It was a sorry tale common amongst the poor.

Sergio understood the girl's motivation for doing what she did to make the money, so he didn't think negatively of her.

He took the initiative to say, "Marnie, let's go and see your uncle when we return."

Since the kidney transplant had been performed, the cost of subsequent recuperation, immunosuppressant, and treatment of complications would only cost a few hundred thousand at most. He could give them this money and also introduce the girl to a charity to let her live a normal Life.

Marnie was taken aback. She averted her gaze and responded noncommittally, “We can discuss it later when we return."