Once the news was broadcast, tens of thousands of families immediately signed up online.
Many families expressed their willingness to adopt the children and let them feel the warmth of a family once again.
The task of selecting suitable families fell on Claudia Ross. She carefully reviewed each applicant's situation, even checking their credit records to exclude debtors and dishonest households.
Once all the children were placed, the disaster relief work approached its end, paving the way for reconstruction to begin.
Due to the earthquake forming multiple barrier lakes, these lakes would affect the reconstruction efforts in Hastier County.
After on-site investigations, a team of geologists selected a new location for the county. The old county site would be demolished and buried to prevent disease outbreaks.
Before the evacuation of disaster victims began, Claudia Ross and Wyatt Perry left Hastier County.
They arrived full of enthusiasm but left with heavy hearts.
