The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 3728

"I have!" Sherry exclaimed. "It's in the pile of specific information at the back."

"Good!" Kathleen pulled out Charlie's information immediately, opened it, and saw Charlie’s ID photo immediately.

She clenched her fists and shouted excitedly, "It's really him!"

She tapped lightly on Charlie's head on the photo and murmured, "Hello, Master Wade. We finally met again!"

Having said that, she began to look up Charlie's official information immediately. After a cursory glance, she was left surprised. "There's no information related to Charlie Wade’s family background?! No parents, grandfather, grandmother, or even any relatives at all? Did he pop out from the cracks of a stone?"

Sherry nodded and explained, "Young Lady, Charlie Wade's life experience is rather pitiful. The official information shows that he was abandoned at birth and was then adopted by Aurous Hill Welfare Institute. The household registration management system was also quite chaotic back then. So, he stayed in the orphanage unlisted until he was eight years old. After he turned eight, the orphanage had a collective household registration for the orphans there. Only by then was his name registered."

This was where Stephen was brilliant.

In fact, Charlie was actually eight years old when he entered the orphanage, and his household registration was not native of Aurous Hill.

In order to ensure that Charlie was absolutely safe, Stephen had to give Charlie a brand-new identity. Namely, a local Aurous Hill identity that could withstand scrutiny so that Charlie would not be recognized in future.

Therefore, Stephen made it so that Charlie's official information showed that Charlie was abandoned by his parents after birth, and that his biological parents could not be found. Charlie stayed in the orphanage until he was eight years old before he finally received his household registration through the orphanage.

This way, it was basically a seamless process.

After all, there were many abandoned babies who could not find their parents, and most eventually ended up with their own household registration. This was also considered as a routine operation.