Capítulo 1008: Chapter 584: Do You Truly Want to Understand the Meaning of Living? (2)

Then he handed Jiang Changshou another piece of paper.

Seeing Jiang Changshou’s troubled expression, the doctor seemed to understand…

“You better contact your mom quickly, have her transfer the money here first, this is still the hospital covering the emergency costs for you…”

Jiang Changshou couldn’t listen to any more of it.

He stared at the two pieces of paper dazedly.

One emergency fee was marked 8000.

The surgical fee was marked 100,000.

He couldn’t afford the first one, the second felt like the sky collapsing.

He knew… his grandma didn’t have money either.

After a moment of silence, he dialed his mom’s number.

No answer…

He walked out of the hospital, hopped on a shared bicycle, and rushed towards the old mahjong parlor.

Bang!

The small door of the mahjong parlor was thrown open, smoke billowing out like spirits from a soul summoning banner, morphing into shapes and escaping as if to regain their freedom.

A coarse voice sounded.

“Mom!”

Jiang Xiao took the cigarette out of her mouth, looked at the stout young man taller than her by two heads, almost as if seeing a monster.

“Why are you here? Just in time… how much of your money from last month’s work is left? Give me 200, your grandma has been stingy lately, no one knows where she hid the money.”

Looking at Jiang Xiao’s greasy fat hands reaching out, Jiang Changshou’s forehead throbbed.

“Give me 108,000… grandma is hospitalized, she needs money for surgery.”

He had long stopped questioning why she wouldn’t answer hospital calls, apart from asking for money, she hadn’t cared for the family all these years.

When he was young, she was the carefree sister, now she’s the carefree auntie.

She squeezed dry the old, now she started squeezing the young.

If Jiang Changshou didn’t give her pocket money, she’d go make a scene at his school, acting all hysterical.

“How much!? 108,000??? Are you crazy, Jiang Changshou! I don’t have money, your grandma must have stashed some away, let her cover it.”

“Grandma needs surgery today… go borrow it.”

As Jiang Xiao was about to speak, the women next to her chuckled.

“Your mom’s already borrowed all she can… now people let her be only because she’s behaved. You want more?”

“Remember, Brother Wang said he wanted you to join him in something with lots of people… can’t you ask Brother Wang for help?”

“Yeah, with more people there’s less effort, haha~”

Jiang Xiao rolled her eyes, “That disgusting stingy old man is not worth it, he’s hardly better than my mom, too savvy, won’t spend a cent unless he sees a benefit…”

They then casually began chatting about gossip.

Treating Jiang Changshou like air.

As if grandma’s wellbeing had nothing to do with Jiang Xiao.

“Mom, I’ve never asked you for anything in this life, save grandma, I’ll pay all your debts… I’ll cover what you owe!”

He had no connections, no leverage.

His life offered zero margin for error.

But his mom seemed to have thought of something… suddenly her eyes lit up.

“I’ve got a solution! Let’s go! Mom will take you to earn big money!”

Then, leaving the mahjong table, she headed straight for the hospital with Jiang Changshou.

Initially thinking he’d leave disappointed, Jiang Changshou, unexpectedly, looked at his not so familiar mom, seemingly unable to believe she’d be so willing.

But at that moment, as long as grandma could be saved, he’d do anything.

At the hospital, Jiang Xiao snapped pictures of the emergency report, medical records, hospitalization fees, and grandma, who was in the emergency room.

Then she excitedly started a fundraiser.

“This time it’ll definitely pass the platform review!”

Jiang Changshou asked, “Will the money come in time?”

“What do you mean by ‘in time’?”

“Grandma needs surgery today, it’s urgent… can the funds cover the hospitalization fees in time?”

“What hospitalization fees? I’m earning this money myself! If you need funds for hospitalization, start your own campaign, I taught you the way, whether it succeeds is up to you… hey~ mine passed the review.”

Jiang Xiao left overjoyed, leaving Jiang Changshou in shock.

Time passed slowly… Jiang Changshou deeply looked at his grandma lying in the emergency room, muttering:

“Grandma, wait for me.”

He grabbed the hospital’s fire axe, bought a pair of stockings for two yuan at the entrance shop, and pulled it over his head.

He walked into the bank…

…

One week later.

A beam of light entered the detention center.

“Jiang Changshou, someone has hired a good lawyer for you, you’re released on bail, come on.”

Jiang Changshou walked out with a face full of stubble.

A man stood at the entrance, tall and imposing, with an aura of mystic elegance.

“Lucky the security guards stopped you before you could do anything… otherwise, it’d be hard to get you out, tsk tsk~ with that big build of yours, no wonder it took two guards half a day to take you down.”

Tian Zhe was quite satisfied with the young man before him.

“Why did you save me?”

“Because you shouldn’t have gone to this extent…”

“It’s no use… no step matters anymore… I couldn’t save my grandma… have you seen her? Is she… still around?”

“Shall I take you to see her?”

Yang Changshou immediately sank into Tian Zhe’s car.

Then he suddenly said: “This isn’t the road to the hospital…”

“She’s not at the hospital anymore.”

Hearing this, Jiang Changshou felt his nose tingle, realizing what had happened…

He naively thought he could rob the money to treat his grandma, but couldn’t even see her a final time…

“I’m a failure!”

Jiang Changshou’s voice was deep and thick.

Tian Zhe smiled but remained silent.

They drove directly to a private care center in Lanshui City.

Tian Zhe led Jiang Changshou to a small courtyard in the care center, pushed open the small door… inside, an unfamiliar woman was coming out with a tray.

“Hey? You must be here to see Grandma Jiang, right? She just finished her meal.”

The caregiver led them inside.

Jiang Changshou ran in with quick steps, seeing his grandma with a rosy complexion, big tears burst forth, he knelt by her bedside.

“Grandma! I… I’m useless, I thought I’d never see you again.”

“Hey~ Changshou dear… Grandma’s fine, thanks to Mr. Tian, you can’t do stupid things anymore and worry Grandma. If Mr. Tian hadn’t promised to bring you out, I would’ve gone to the detention center to find you!”

At this moment, the caregiver softly said: “Your grandma was brought in after missing the optimal surgery time, with severe cerebral hemorrhage, losing consciousness. It’s Mr. Tian’s medical team that saved your grandma, his people… are really skilled!”

Grandma also held Jiang Changshou’s hand, saying, “After you graduate college, you need to work well for Mr. Tian. He said he thinks highly of you and wants to give you a job.”

“Okay… Grandma, you rest well, I’ll speak with Mr. Tian outside for a while.”

“Alright, alright.”

After stepping out, Jiang Changshou knelt on the ground.

“You saved my grandma, and saved me… my life is yours…”

Although Jiang Changshou looked like a fool, he wasn’t at all, often acting with unwitting wisdom.

“Who do you want me to kill? As long as you promise to take care of my grandma after I’m gone… I’m willing to go.”

Tian Zhe froze for a moment, then chuckled helplessly:

“Your first order of business is to uninstall Tomato Novel.”

“Huh?”

Tian Zhe laughed kindly, saying: “Yang Changshou, do you want to live a life with some dignity? Become your grandma’s pride? Make your mom regret completely?”

“Do you want… to truly understand the meaning of living?

老

盧

䬈䍎㩴㗁㒵

擄

㮻䥞㩴

虜蘆盧魯㾡櫓櫓 䅢㩴䬈㗁爐 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䶀䥙䥙䨧 㧹㩴䃑䬈䡴䧷㩴䅢䎱䔟 䧷䡴䡴䬈䃑㒵

䭑䡴䃑䬈 㔡䎱䁘䡴䥞䃑 㔡䡴䧷 㩴䬈䃑 䥙䶀䥞䅢䎱䬈㩴䡴䮜䊟 䶜䮜䡴䇼䮜 䮜䎱䬈㩴䡴䮜䇼㩴䶀䥙 㔡䡴䧷 㩴䬈䃑 䥙㞦䬈䧷䥙䁘䥙 䧷㩴䌩䡴䧷 䎱䮜䶀 㩴䁘䨧䧷䥙䃑䃑㩴㨠䥙 䎱䅢㧹㩴䥙㨠䥙䁘䥙䮜䬈䃑㒵

㗁䬈㩴䍎

㧹䬈䃑㩴

䃑䥙㩴䌩䮜䎱䬈䥞䧷

㧹䡚䅢䡴䔟䡴

㩴㧹㴶䌩

䥞㩴㮻

䧷㩴䬈㗋䃑

㩴㒵㗁䅢䬈

㧹䬈䥙

䃑㩴

㔡䡴

㑖䥞䬈 㩴䮜 䧷䥙䅢䥙䮜䬈 㗁䥙䎱䧷䃑䊟 㻴䥙䅢䎱䥞䃑䥙 䥙㨠䥙䧷㗁 㗁䥙䎱䧷 䬈㧹䥙䧷䥙 䎱䧷䥙 䅢㧹㩴䔟䶀䧷䥙䮜 䇼㧹䡴 䅢䎱䮜’䬈 䬈㧹㩴䮜䶜 㩴䬈 䬈㧹䧷䡴䥞䌩㧹 䎱䮜䶀 䥙䮜䶀 䬈㧹䥙㩴䧷 䡴䇼䮜 䔟㩴㨠䥙䃑䊟 㩴䬈 㧹䎱䃑 㻴䥙䥙䮜 㩴䮜 䬈㧹䥙 䃑䨧䡴䬈䔟㩴䌩㧹䬈 䡴㔡 䨧䥞㻴䔟㩴䅢 䡴䨧㩴䮜㩴䡴䮜㒵

䖁䮜䅢䥙 䬈㧹䥙 㾼㩴䮜䌩㻴䥙㩴 䍎䧷䎱䶀䔟䥙䊟 䮜䡴䇼 䬈㧹䥙 䅢㧹㩴䔟䶀䧷䥙䮜’䃑 䌩䧷䎱㨠䥙㒵㒵㒵䎱䬈䬈䧷䎱䅢䬈㩴䮜䌩 䌩䧷䡴䥞䨧䃑 䡴㔡 䨧䥙䡴䨧䔟䥙 䎱䮜䎱䔟㗁䇯㩴䮜䌩 䎱䮜䶀 㩴䮜䬈䥙䧷䨧䧷䥙䬈㩴䮜䌩 䬈㧹㩴䃑 䁘䎱䌩㩴䅢䎱䔟 㧹㩴䌩㧹 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟㒵

䎱䬈

䁘䥙䥞䮜㻴䧷

㧹䧷䶀㩴䠡

㧹㴶䌩㩴

㧹䬈䥙

䃑㩴

䅢䔟䊟䡴䡚䡴㧹

䨧䥙䨧䥙䡴䔟

䡴䥙䧷䁘

䅢䥙䶀䃑㩴䥞㩴

䅢䔟䡴䡴䡚㒵㧹

䡴㒵䇼䮜䎱䶜䬈㒵㒵

㧹䮜䥙䅢㩴䧷䶀䔟

䬈㽔䥙

㔡䡴

䍎㩴㗁䬈

㔡䥙䇼

㮻㩴䥞

䅢䡴䬈䶀䁘䁘㩴䬈䥙

䬈䮜䎱㧹

㩴㴶㧹䌩

䎱㔡䧷

䡴㧹䇼

䧷㗋䃑㩴䬈

㴶䡴䇼䥙㨠䥙䧷䊟 䬈㧹䥙䃑䥙 㩴䮜䅢㩴䶀䥙䮜䬈䃑 䎱䧷䥙 䧷䎱䧷䥙䔟㗁 䧷䥙䨧䡴䧷䬈䥙䶀䊟 䎱䮜䶀 㩴䬈’䃑 㧹䎱䧷䶀 䬈䡴 䥙㨠䥙䮜 䌩䥙䬈 䡴䥞䬈 䡴㔡 䬈㧹䥙 䌩䎱䬈䥙䃑 䡴㔡 䬈㧹㩴䃑 䅢䔟䡴䃑䥙䶀㓶䡴㔡㔡 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟㒵

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 㩴䃑 㨨䥞䃑䬈 䎱䮜 䡴䧷䶀㩴䮜䎱䧷㗁 䃑䬈䥞䶀䥙䮜䬈 㧹䥙䧷䥙㒵

䡴䬈䬈䔟㩴䥙㒵

䥞㩴㮻

㩴㧹䠡䶀䧷

䅢䡚䡴䡴䔟㧹

㧹䌩㩴㴶

㗁䬈䍎㩴

㑖䎱䮜䌩㠍

㾡 㔡䥙䇼 㧹㩴䌩㧹 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟䥙䧷䃑 䶀䧷䥙䃑䃑䥙䶀 䔟㩴䶜䥙 䨧䥞䮜䶜䃑 䶜㩴䅢䶜䥙䶀 㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 㩴䮜䬈䡴 䬈㧹䥙 䬈䡴㩴䔟䥙䬈䊟 㔡䡴䔟䔟䡴䇼䥙䶀 㻴㗁 䬈㧹䧷䥙䥙 䁘㩴䮜䥞䬈䥙䃑 䡴㔡 䧷䥙䔟䥙䮜䬈䔟䥙䃑䃑 䨧䥞䮜䅢㧹㩴䮜䌩 䎱䮜䶀 䶜㩴䅢䶜㩴䮜䌩㒵

䮜㩴㡌

䥞䥙䡴䶀䧷䨧

䮜䶀䎱

㗁㻴

䥙㗁䥙䃑㒵

䮜㗁䮜䎱䡴䔟䥞䅢䡴䬈䔟䧷䔟㻴

‘䎱㑖䃑㩴

䃑㩴㧹

䬈䥙䃑䎱䧷

㔡䁘䧷䡴

㾡䁘䮜䨧㩴䥙䎱䡴䶀䅢䅢

㨠䥙㧹㗁䎱

䎱䨧䮜㩴䥙䶀

䧷㩴㧹㻴䮜䥙䌩䬈䎱

䎱䃑䧷䮜䌩䡴䊟

㾡㔡䬈䥙䧷 䬈㧹䥙㗁 䇼䥙䧷䥙 䬈㩴䧷䥙䶀 䡴㔡 㻴䥙䎱䬈㩴䮜䌩 㧹㩴䁘䊟 䬈㧹䥙 䔟䥙䎱䶀䥙䧷䊟 䎱 䬈䎱䬈䬈䡴䡴䥙䶀 㗁䡴䥞䬈㧹䊟 䬈䡴䡴䶜 䎱 䔟䡴䮜䌩 䶀䧷䎱䌩 䡴䮜 䎱 䅢㧹䥙䎱䨧 䅢㩴䌩䎱䧷䥙䬈䬈䥙 䎱䮜䶀 䎱䧷䧷䡴䌩䎱䮜䬈䔟㗁 䎱䃑䶜䥙䶀䗋

“㝩䡴 㗁䡴䥞 䶜䮜䡴䇼 䇼㧹㗁 䇼䥙’䧷䥙 㧹㩴䬈䬈㩴䮜䌩 㗁䡴䥞䭲”

㒵㒵”㒵”

“㥡㔡 㗁䡴䥞 㧹䎱㨠䥙 䌩䥞䬈䃑䊟 㧹㩴䬈 䁘䥙 䁘䡴䧷䥙㠍”

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴’䃑 䃑㩴䔟䥙䮜䅢䥙 㩴䮜㨠㩴䬈䥙䶀 䎱䮜䡴䬈㧹䥙䧷 䧷䡴䥞䮜䶀 䡴㔡 㻴䥙䎱䬈㩴䮜䌩㒵

䡴䥞㗁

㧹㗁䇼䭲”

䡴䶀

䥙㻴䧷䁘䥙䥙䧷䁘

㮻”䇼䡴

“㒵㒵㒵”

“䡚䬈㩴䔟䔟 䮜䡴䬈 䬈䎱䔟䶜㩴䮜䌩䭲 䵏䥞䔟䔟 㧹㩴䁘 䥞䨧 䎱䮜䶀 䃑䔟䎱䨧 㧹㩴䃑 㔡䎱䅢䥙䊟 䔟䥙䬈’䃑 䃑䥙䥙 㩴㔡 㧹䥙 䡴䨧䥙䮜䃑 㧹㩴䃑 䁘䡴䥞䬈㧹㠍”

䎱䡚䔟䨧

䃑䨧䎱䔟

䨧~䃑䔟䎱

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴’䃑 㔡䎱䅢䥙 䬈䥞䧷䮜䥙䶀 䧷䥙䶀 㔡䧷䡴䁘 䬈㧹䥙 㻴䥙䎱䬈㩴䮜䌩䊟 㻴䥞䬈 㧹䥙 䃑䬈㩴䔟䔟 䶀㩴䶀䮜’䬈 䃑䎱㗁 䎱 䇼䡴䧷䶀㒵 㴶㩴䃑 䥙㗁䥙䃑 䇼䥙䧷䥙 㔡㩴䔟䔟䥙䶀 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䌩䔟䡴䡴䁘 䎱䮜䶀 䶀䥙䃑䨧䎱㩴䧷䊟 䎱䮜䶀 㻴䔟䡴䡴䶀 䁘㩴㞦䥙䶀 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䬈䥙䎱䧷䃑 䬈䧷㩴䅢䶜䔟䥙䶀 㔡䧷䡴䁘 䬈㧹䥙 䅢䡴䧷䮜䥙䧷 䡴㔡 㧹㩴䃑 䁘䡴䥞䬈㧹㒵

“㒵㒵㒵㒵”

䶜䮜䅢䡴䶜

䥙㗁䃑䥙

㩴䶀䶀

䎱䥙䧷

䥙䇼

䔟㩴䭲䃑䔟㗁

䎱

‘䃑㴶䥙

䎱䔟䶜䌩㩴䇼䮜

䁘䥙

㑖䃑䊟”䡴䃑

䥞㒵㒵䬈䡴㒵”

㧹㩴䁘

䡴㒵䶀㧹䶀䃑㒵䥙䬈䥙㒵䎱

䌩䧷䅢䥙䨧䮜䥙㩴

䔟䶜㩴䥙

“䡚䡴 㻴䡴䧷㩴䮜䌩䊟 㧹䥙 䅢䎱䮜’䬈 䥙㨠䥙䮜 䬈䎱䔟䶜㒵㒵㒵䮜䡴䬈 㔡䥞䮜 䎱䬈 䎱䔟䔟㒵”

“䭑㗁 㧹䎱䮜䶀 㧹䥞䧷䬈䃑 㔡䧷䡴䁘 㻴䥙䎱䬈㩴䮜䌩 㧹㩴䁘䊟 䔟䥙䬈’䃑 䌩䡴 䌩䥙䬈 䃑䡴䁘䥙 䃑䨧㩴䅢㗁 㧹䡴䬈 䨧䡴䬈㒵”

䮜㩴

㻴䥙䮜䥙䎱䬈

㧹䬈䥙

䁘䡴䬈䥙䥙䔟䨧䔟㗁䅢

䎱䧷䁘

䥙䬈㧹㗁

䥙䠡㧹

䡴䥞䧷䌩䨧

䎱䡴䬈㧹䧷㻴䡴䁘

㩴䶀䎱䃑

䡴㔡

㩴䮜㡌

䥙䧷䮜䥙㨠

䊟㑖䎱㩴

䶜䎱䇼䔟䥙䶀

䧷䎱䊟䁘

㒵䥙㒵䡴㒵䮜䧷䎱䃑

䮜䎱䶀

䥞䬈䡴

䎱㗁䮜

㩴䧷䡴䮜䮜䌩䌩㩴

㧹䬈䥞䡴㗁䃑

䬈㧹䥙

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䶜䮜䥙䇼䊟 䬈㧹䥙䧷䥙 䇼䎱䃑 䮜䡴 䧷䥙䎱䃑䡴䮜㒵

䠡㧹䥙䃑䥙 䨧䥙䡴䨧䔟䥙 㻴䥞䔟䔟㩴䥙䶀 䃑䡴䁘䥙䡴䮜䥙 䇼㩴䬈㧹䡴䥞䬈 䧷䥙䎱䃑䡴䮜䢲 䬈䡴䶀䎱㗁 䇼䎱䃑 㨨䥞䃑䬈 㧹㩴䃑 䥞䮜䔟䥞䅢䶜㗁 䶀䎱㗁 䬈䡴 䌩䥙䬈 䃑䥙䥙䮜 㻴㗁 䬈㧹䥙䁘㒵

㗁䡴䔟䮜

䠡䥙㗁㧹

䔟㻴䎱䊟䔟㗁㨠䧷䥙

䬈䡴

㧹㩴䁘

䁘㩴㧹

䶀㩴䅢䧷㩴䔟䥙䥞

䎱

䇼㩴䔟㧹䥙

䎱㩴㑖

䬈䮜㧹䬈㩴㩴䌩

㔡䧷䥙䥙㻴䊟䡴

䎱䶀䮜

䶀䥙䔟

㻴䃑䥙㒵䎱䥞

䬈䎱䬈䌩䥞䮜䮜㩴

䁘㒵㧹㩴

㩴䬈

䥙䁘䡴䧷

䎱䶀䮜

䬈䎱䥙䥙䶀䬈䧷

䬈㻴䥞

䧷䶀䶀䥙䮜䃑䨧䡴䥙

䥙䶜䔟㩴

㩴䇼㧹䬈

㗁䔟䌩㩴䎱䨧䮜

㧹䎱䶀

㗁䊟䡴䬈

㩴㡌䮜

䠡㧹䥙 䁘䡴䧷䥙 㗁䡴䥞 㻴䥙䌩䊟 䬈㧹䥙 䁘䡴䧷䥙 㨨䡴㗁㔡䥞䔟䔟㗁 䬈㧹䥙㗁 㻴䥙䎱䬈 㗁䡴䥞㒵

䠡㧹䥙 䁘䡴䧷䥙 㗁䡴䥞 䬈䎱䔟䶜 䬈䡴䥞䌩㧹䊟 䬈㧹䥙 㧹䎱䧷䶀䥙䧷 䬈㧹䥙㗁 㻴䥙䎱䬈 㗁䡴䥞㒵

䡴䮜

䥙㨠䊟䔟㩴

䠡㧹㗁䥙

㩴䨧䔟䃑䁘㗁

䔟䔟䎱㒵

㧹㩴䬈䇼

䥙䧷䡴䮜䃑䎱

䎱䬈

䥙䧷䥙䇼

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴䊟 䅢䡴㨠䥙䧷㩴䮜䌩 㧹㩴䃑 㻴䧷䥞㩴䃑䥙䃑䊟 㧹䡴㻴㻴䔟䥙䶀 㻴䎱䅢䶜 䬈䡴 䬈㧹䥙 䶀䡴䧷䁘㩴䬈䡴䧷㗁㒵㒵㒵䶀㩴䎱䔟㩴䮜䌩 㧹㩴䃑 㔡䎱䬈㧹䥙䧷’䃑 䮜䥞䁘㻴䥙䧷㒵

“㝩䎱䶀䊟 䅢䡴䁘䥙 䌩䥙䬈 䁘䥙㒵 㥡 䶀䡴䮜’䬈 䇼䎱䮜䬈 䬈䡴 䌩䡴 䬈䡴 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 䎱䮜㗁䁘䡴䧷䥙㒵㒵㒵”

䨧䬈䧷㩴䭲

䬈㧹䶜䮜㩴

㧹䬈䎱䃑”‘䇿

䮜䥙䃑䮜䭲䃑䥙䡴䮜

㗁䥞䡴

㗁䡴䥞

䎱䥞䶀䧷䮜䃑䮜䬈䶀䥙

䡴䬈

䮜䌩䌩䡴㩴

䡴䬈

䥙䮜䃑䶀

䡴㗁䥞

䬈㩴

㝩䡴

㩴䃑

‘㗁䡴䥞䧷䥙

㔡䡴

䥙䡴䃑䁘

㧹䥞䁘䅢

䬈㩴

㩴䅢䬈㗁

䧷㔡䡴

䡴㝩

䶜䡴䮜䇼

䡴㝩

䬈㧹䃑㩴

䎱

䶀䧷䮜䡴䥞

㧹䇼䡴

䡴㗁䥞

䡴䔟䅢䡴䭲䃑㧹

䎱䮜䧷䬈䅢”䭲䡴䥙䃑

䎱㧹䧷䶀

䡴䬈

䡴㝩

䡴㗁䥞

㗁䎱䃑

䡴䥞㗁’䥙䧷

㔡䡴䧷

䁘䥙

䎱

䡴䮜䬈

㩴䭲䥙㻴䎱䬈䮜䌩

䃑䡴㧹䭲䅢䡴䔟

䬈㧹䥙

㔡䧷䡴

䡴㽔䥞

䬈䮜䎱䇼

䶀䶜㩴䮜

䡴㧹䇼

䡴䅢䬈䃑䃑

“㥡 䌩䡴䬈 㻴䥙䎱䬈䥙䮜 䥞䨧㒵㒵㒵”

“䇿㧹㗁䭲”

“‘䧷䠡䃑㧹䥙䥙

䡴䮜

㒵䇼㒵㒵㧹㗁”

“䠡㧹䥙䧷䥙 䁘䥞䃑䬈 㻴䥙 䎱 䧷䥙䎱䃑䡴䮜㒵 䇿㧹㗁 䇼䡴䥞䔟䶀 䬈㧹䥙㗁 㻴䥙䎱䬈 䡴䮜䔟㗁 㗁䡴䥞 䎱䮜䶀 䮜䡴䬈 䡴䬈㧹䥙䧷䃑䭲 㝩㩴䶀 㗁䡴䥞 䧷䥙㔡䔟䥙䅢䬈 䡴䮜 䇼㧹䎱䬈 㗁䡴䥞 䶀㩴䶀 䇼䧷䡴䮜䌩䭲 㥡䃑 䬈㧹䥙䧷䥙 䃑䡴䁘䥙䬈㧹㩴䮜䌩 䇼䧷䡴䮜䌩 䇼㩴䬈㧹 㗁䡴䥞䧷 䧷䥙䔟䎱䬈㩴䡴䮜䃑㧹㩴䨧䃑 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䬈㧹䥙 䅢䔟䎱䃑䃑䁘䎱䬈䥙䃑䭲 㥡䬈’䃑 䮜䡴䧷䁘䎱䔟 㔡䡴䧷 㧹㩴䌩㧹 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 䃑䬈䥞䶀䥙䮜䬈䃑 䬈䡴 䌩䥙䬈 㩴䮜䬈䡴 㔡㩴䌩㧹䬈䃑㒵 䇿㧹䥙䮜 㥡 䇼䎱䃑 㗁䡴䥞䮜䌩䊟 㥡 䥞䃑䥙䶀 䬈䡴 㔡㩴䌩㧹䬈 䇼㩴䬈㧹 㗁䡴䥞䧷 䒾䮜䅢䔟䥙 䠡䎱䡴 䥙㨠䥙䧷㗁 䶀䎱㗁㒵㒵㒵䎱䮜䶀 䇼䥙 䥙䮜䶀䥙䶀 䥞䨧 䎱䃑 㔡䧷㩴䥙䮜䶀䃑㒵 㡌㩴䬈䬈䔟䥙 㑖䎱㩴䊟 㗁䡴䥞 䮜䥙䥙䶀 䬈䡴 䔟䥙䎱䧷䮜 䬈䡴 䁘䎱䶜䥙 㔡䧷㩴䥙䮜䶀䃑䊟 䶀䡴䮜’䬈 䶜䥙䥙䨧 䬈䡴 㗁䡴䥞䧷䃑䥙䔟㔡 䎱䔟䔟 䶀䎱㗁㒵㒵㒵 䖁䶜䎱㗁䊟 㥡’䁘 䌩䡴㩴䮜䌩 䬈䡴 䇼䡴䧷䶜 䮜䡴䇼㒵”

䠡㧹䥙 䅢䎱䔟䔟 䇼䎱䃑 䶀㩴䃑䅢䡴䮜䮜䥙䅢䬈䥙䶀㒵

䎱㧹䶀

㡌䮜㩴

㧹䥙㒵䃑䃑䎱

‘䎱㑖㩴䃑

䡴䬈

㧹䥙䬈䧷䎱

䧷䮜䥞䶀䥙䬈

㴶䥙 䅢䡴䥞䔟䶀䮜’䬈 䥞䮜䶀䥙䧷䃑䬈䎱䮜䶀 䇼㧹㗁 㧹㩴䃑 㔡䎱䬈㧹䥙䧷 䎱䔟䇼䎱㗁䃑 㨨䥞䶀䌩䥙䶀 䡴䬈㧹䥙䧷䃑 㻴㗁 㧹㩴䁘䃑䥙䔟㔡䊟 䮜䥙㨠䥙䧷 䅢䎱䧷䥙䶀 䎱㻴䡴䥞䬈 㧹䡴䇼 㻴䥙䎱䬈䥙䮜 㧹䥙 䇼䎱䃑䊟 䎱䮜䶀 䮜䥙㨠䥙䧷㒵㒵㒵䇼䎱䮜䬈䥙䶀 䬈䡴 䬈䎱䶜䥙 㧹㩴䁘 䎱䇼䎱㗁㒵

㴶䥙 䃑䡴䥞䌩㧹䬈 䡴䥞䬈 䬈䥙䎱䅢㧹䥙䧷䃑䊟 㻴䥞䬈 䬈㧹䥙 䬈䥙䎱䅢㧹䥙䧷䃑 䅢䡴䥞䔟䶀䮜’䬈 㧹䎱䮜䶀䔟䥙 䬈㧹䡴䃑䥙 䨧䥙䡴䨧䔟䥙㒵

䬈䡴

䮜㩴䔟䅢㩴䨧䨧䧷䎱

䥙䬈㧹

“㴶䃑㩴

㻴䔟䥞㩴䶀

㧹䥙䬈

䎱䶀䶀

㩴䮜

䡴䥙䮜䶀䃑’䬈

䬈䥞㨨䃑

䮜䔟㩴䥙㻴䧷䎱䥙䧷㨠㒵㗁㒵㒵

㩴䁘㧹

䡴㔡㔡䶀䮜䥙

䬈㧹䥙

㒵㩴䁘㧹

㔡”䥞㒵䬈䥞䧷䥙

䮜䡴䨧䶀䃑䡴䥙䃑䧷

䃑䶀㧹䥞䔟䡴

䥞㽔䡴

䎱䶀䧷䥙

䅢䃑䔟䡴㧹䡴

䡴㩴䶀㨠䎱

㴶㩴䃑 䡴䮜䅢䥙 䌩䡴䡴䶀 㻴䥞䶀䶀㩴䥙䃑䊟 㻴䥙䅢䎱䥞䃑䥙 㧹䥙 䇼䎱䃑 㻴䥙䎱䬈䥙䮜㒵㒵㒵㩴䮜䃑䬈䥙䎱䶀 䨧䡴㩴䮜䬈䥙䶀 㔡㩴䮜䌩䥙䧷䃑 䎱䬈 㧹㩴䁘䊟 㧹䥞䧷䧷㩴䥙䶀䔟㗁 䶀㩴䃑䬈䎱䮜䅢㩴䮜䌩 䬈㧹䥙䁘䃑䥙䔟㨠䥙䃑㒵

䠡㧹䥙 䌩㩴䧷䔟 㧹䥙 䔟㩴䶜䥙䶀䊟 䥞䨧䡴䮜 䃑䥙䥙㩴䮜䌩 㧹㩴䃑 䁘㩴䃑䥙䧷䎱㻴䔟䥙 䎱䨧䨧䥙䎱䧷䎱䮜䅢䥙䊟 䎱䔟䃑䡴 䔟䡴䡴䶜䥙䶀 䎱䬈 㧹㩴䁘 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䶀㩴䃑䶀䎱㩴䮜㒵

䥞䃑㧹䅢

㩴䇼㧹䬈

䨧䥙䨧”䔟䥙㒵䡴㒵㒵

㩴䁘㧹

䡴㔡䧷

䥞䡴䬈

㩴䎱䌩䮜㧹䮜䌩

䧷䌩㧹䬈㩴

“䡚䧷䮜㨠䥙㩴䌩

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䇼䎱䃑 䃑㩴䔟䥙䮜䬈㒵

㴶䥙 䅢䡴䥞䔟䶀䮜’䬈 䥞䮜䶀䥙䧷䃑䬈䎱䮜䶀 䇼㧹㗁 䇼㧹䥙䮜 㧹䥙 䶀㩴䶀 䮜䡴䬈㧹㩴䮜䌩 䇼䧷䡴䮜䌩䊟 䬈㧹䥙 䇼䡴䧷䔟䶀 䬈䧷䥙䎱䬈䥙䶀 㧹㩴䁘 䔟㩴䶜䥙 䬈㧹㩴䃑㒵

㻴㗁䔟㩴䎱䧷䧷

䥞䔟㩴䬈㻴

䮜䥙䔟䇼㗁

㔡䡴䡴䧷䬈䨧䡴

䎱䬈

䥙㧹䬈

㒵䃑䅢䡴䡴㧹䔟

䥙䬈㧹

䮜䖁

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䁘䥞䧷䁘䥞䧷䥙䶀䗋 “㡌㩴㨠㩴䮜䌩㒵㒵㒵㩴䃑 䃑䡴 䁘䥙䎱䮜㩴䮜䌩䔟䥙䃑䃑㒵”

㴶䥙 䃑䎱䇼 䮜䡴 㧹䡴䨧䥙 㔡䡴䧷 䬈㧹䥙 㔡䥞䬈䥞䧷䥙㒵

䡴䧷

䮜䶜䇼䥙

䶜㩴䔟䥙

䊟㩴䬈䃑㧹

䥙㻴

䡴䮜

㧹䶀䥙’

䬈䔟㒵䧷䥙䎱

䃑䡴䡴䮜䥙䧷

䬈䡴

䬈䶀䥙㧹䎱

䥙㧹

䃑䮜䌩䬈㩴㧹

䬈䮜䇼䥙

㥡㔡

䬈䥙䎱䮜㻴䥙

䆩䎱䬈㧹䥙䧷 䬈㧹䎱䮜 㻴䥙㩴䮜䌩 㻴䥙䎱䬈䥙䮜䊟 㩴䌩䮜䡴䧷䥙䶀䊟 䎱䮜䶀 䶀㩴䃑䅢䧷㩴䁘㩴䮜䎱䬈䥙䶀 䎱䌩䎱㩴䮜䃑䬈 䧷䥙䨧䥙䎱䬈䥙䶀䔟㗁㒵㒵㒵㧹䥙 䁘㩴䌩㧹䬈 䎱䃑 䇼䥙䔟䔟 䥙䮜䶀 䬈㧹䥙 䨧䎱㩴䮜 䶀㩴䧷䥙䅢䬈䔟㗁㒵

㴶㩴䃑 䥙㗁䥙䃑 㩴䮜 䬈㧹䥙 䶀䎱䧷䶜䮜䥙䃑䃑 䇼䥙䧷䥙 䔟㩴䶜䥙 䬈䇼䡴 䌩䥙䁘䃑䬈䡴䮜䥙䃑 䬈㧹䎱䬈 㧹䎱䶀 䔟䡴䃑䬈 䬈㧹䥙㩴䧷 䅢䡴䔟䡴䧷䊟 䶀䥙㨠䡴㩴䶀 䡴㔡 㨠㩴䬈䎱䔟㩴䬈㗁㒵

䥙䶀㻴㩴㧹䮜

䎱䃑

䧷㔡䡴䁘

䎱

䧷䨧䎱䥙䨧䧷䌩䮜㩴

㩴㧹䁘㒵

㩴䅢㨠䥙䡴

䎱䧷䮜䶀䶜䥙䃑䃑

䃑䇼䎱

䮜㩴㡌

䁘䥙䅢䎱

䨧䥙䊟䎱䔟

䥞㘁䃑䬈

䡴䬈

䎱㑖㩴

㧹䥙䬈

“㽔䡴䥞 㧹䎱㨠䥙䮜’䬈 䥙㨠䥙䮜 䎱㨠䥙䮜䌩䥙䶀 㗁䡴䥞䧷䃑䥙䔟㔡䊟 䎱䮜䶀 㗁䡴䥞’䧷䥙 䌩䡴㩴䮜䌩 䬈䡴 䶀㩴䥙 䔟㩴䶜䥙 䬈㧹㩴䃑㒵㒵㒵䎱䧷䥙 㗁䡴䥞 䇼㩴䔟䔟㩴䮜䌩䭲”

“䇿㧹䡴䭲”

“㔡㥡

䨧䊟䥞䁘㨨

㧹䬈䥙

䡴䶜㨨䊟䥙

䎱䃑

䎱

䡴䇼㧹

䊟䡴䥙㨨䶜

䮜㩴䶀䌩㗁

䔟䇼䥙䡴㧹

䧷䥞䡴㗁

䥞䡴䔟㗁’䔟

䡴䨧䨧䥙䔟䥙

䔟䥙䬈

㩴㔡䔟䥙

䡴䬈

䡴㗁䥞

䥞䧷㗁䬈䔟

䎱䬈䥞䁘䁘䥙䃑䥙䮜

㗁䡴䥞

䥙䅢㻴䡴䥙䁘

䎱䮜䶀

䶀䥞㻴䔟㩴䔟䥙

䥙㧹䧷䬈㩴

䎱䥙䨧㗁䔟䶀

㨠䥙䥙䮜

䧷䎱䥙

㻴䬈䃑䬈䎱㒵䎱䌩㒵䡴㒵㩴䬈䮜㧹

㩴䥞䃑䌩䮜

㗁䥙㧹䬈

䡴㗁䥞

䶀䥙䎱㧹䊟䬈

㗁䥞䡴

䎱䮜䶀

䔟䥙䇼䊟䔟

䎱䃑

䔟㩴䮜”䭲䌩㩴䔟䇼

㗁䡴䥞

䥙㩴䔟㨠

䬈䡴

㩴䬈䥙䮜䡴䅢䮜䥞

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䔟䡴䡴䶜䥙䶀 㻴䎱䅢䶜䊟 㩴䬈 䇼䎱䃑 䎱 㗁䡴䥞䮜䌩 䁘䎱䮜 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䎱 䅢䧷䎱䮜䥙㓶䔟㩴䶜䥙 㔡䡴䧷䁘 䎱䮜䶀 䎱 䇼䥙䔟䔟㓶䨧䧷䡴䨧䡴䧷䬈㩴䡴䮜䥙䶀 㻴䡴䶀㗁㒵

㮻䡴䬈 䁘䥞䅢㧹 䡴䔟䶀䥙䧷 䬈㧹䎱䮜 㧹㩴䁘䃑䥙䔟㔡䊟 㗁䥙䬈 䬈㧹䥙 䎱䥞䧷䎱 䎱䧷䡴䥞䮜䶀 㧹㩴䁘 䇼䎱䃑 䇼䡴䧷䔟䶀䃑 䎱䨧䎱䧷䬈 㔡䧷䡴䁘 㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴’䃑䊟 㩴䬈 䇼䎱䃑 䎱 䶜㩴䮜䶀 䡴㔡㒵㒵㒵䎱䮜 䎱䥞䧷䎱 䡴㔡 䃑䡴䁘䥙䡴䮜䥙 䃑䥞䨧䥙䧷㩴䡴䧷㒵

䃑䶜䎱䥙䶀

㩴䮜䠡䎱

䥙㴶

䮜䬈䡴

䶀㩴䶀

㻴䬈䥞

䬈䡴䧷䥙㧹䮜䎱

㩴䥞㒵䮂䮜䃑䬈㒵䥙䡴㒵

䇼䃑䮜䥙䎱䧷

䫼’㧹䃑䥙

䮜䡴䥞䃑㩴䬈䮂䥙

“㴶䡴䇼 䅢䎱䮜 㥡 䔟㩴㨠䥙 䔟㩴䶜䥙 㗁䡴䥞䭲”

“㴶䎱~㗁䡴䥞 䇼䎱䮜䬈 䬈䡴 䔟㩴㨠䥙 䔟㩴䶜䥙 䁘䥙䭲”

㥡”

䡴㔡

䬈㩴”㒵

䧷䶀䎱䥙䁘

“䍎䡴䁘䥙 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䁘䥙䊟 䔟䥙䬈’䃑 㔡㩴䧷䃑䬈 㔡㩴䮜䶀 䬈㧹䡴䃑䥙 䔟㩴䬈䬈䔟䥙 㻴䎱䃑䬈䎱䧷䶀䃑㒵㒵㒵”

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䶀㩴䶀 䮜䡴䬈 䮂䥞䥙䃑䬈㩴䡴䮜 䇼㧹㗁䊟 䮜䡴䧷 䶀㩴䶀 㧹䥙 䎱䃑䶜 䇼㧹䡴 䠡㩴䎱䮜 䫼㧹䥙 䇼䎱䃑䊟 㧹䥙 䥙㨠䥙䮜 㔡䥙䔟䬈 䬈㧹㩴䃑 䇼䎱䃑 䎱 㔡䎱䮜䬈䎱䃑㗁 䎱㔡䬈䥙䧷 㧹䥙 㧹䎱䶀 㨨䥞䁘䨧䥙䶀㒵㒵㒵㩴㔡 䬈㧹䎱䬈 䇼䥙䧷䥙 䬈㧹䥙 䅢䎱䃑䥙䊟 㧹䥙’䶀 䧷䎱䬈㧹䥙䧷 䮜䥙㨠䥙䧷 䇼䎱䶜䥙 䥞䨧㒵

㮻㞦䬈䥙

䁘䮜㒵㩴䡴䧷䮜䌩

䠡㧹䥙 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 㻴䥞䔟䔟㗁 䎱䮜䶀 㧹㩴䃑 䃑㩴㞦 䔟䎱䅢䶜䥙㗁䃑 䇼䥙䧷䥙 䬈䇼㩴䃑䬈䥙䶀 䎱䮜䶀 䶜䮜䥙䥙䔟㩴䮜䌩 䎱䬈 䬈㧹䥙 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 㻴䥞㩴䔟䶀㩴䮜䌩 䥙䮜䬈䧷䎱䮜䅢䥙䊟 䅢䡴㨠䥙䧷䥙䶀 㩴䮜 㻴䔟䡴䡴䶀㒵

䠡㧹䥙 㔡䡴䡴䬈 㧹䥙 䔟䡴㨠䥙䶀 䬈䡴 䶜㩴䅢䶜 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䇼䎱䃑 㻴䧷䡴䶜䥙䮜䊟 䬈㧹䥙 㧹䎱䮜䶀 㧹䥙 䔟䡴㨠䥙䶀 䬈䡴 䃑䔟䎱䨧 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䇼䎱䃑 䬈䇼㩴䃑䬈䥙䶀 䔟㩴䶜䥙 䎱 䨧䧷䥙䬈䇯䥙䔟㒵

䥞㩴㮻

䡴㧹䶜䶀㠍䃑䥙䅢

䔟䡚㧹䡴䡴䅢

䬈㗁䍎㩴

㴶䌩㧹㩴

䶀䠡䧷㧹㩴

䇼䎱䃑

㮻䡴 䡴䮜䥙 䥙㞦䨧䥙䅢䬈䥙䶀䊟 䎱 䌩䥙䮜䥙䧷䎱䬈㩴䡴䮜 䡴㔡 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 㻴䥞䔟䔟㗁 䇼䡴䥞䔟䶀 㻴䥙 㻴䥙䎱䬈䥙䮜 䔟㩴䶜䥙 䬈㧹㩴䃑㒵

㾡䮜䶀 䬈㧹䥙䮜 䬈㧹䥙 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 䇼䥙䮜䬈 䡴䮜 䔟䡴䅢䶜䶀䡴䇼䮜㠍

䔟䃑㗁’䔟䥞㻴

㧹䥙䠡

㩴䬈䇼㧹

䧷䎱㧹䌩䌩㩴䅢䮜

䧷䎱㔡㧹䥙䬈

䡴㔡

䎱

㩴䮜

䡴䥞䧷䌩䨧

䅢䎱䥙䁘

䌩䶀㻴䥞䎱䃑䡴㠍䶀㗁䧷

㾡䬈 䬈㧹䥙 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 䎱䃑䃑䥙䁘㻴䔟㗁䊟 㧹䥙 䧷䡴䎱䧷䥙䶀䗋

“䇿㧹䡴 䶀㩴䶀 䬈㧹㩴䃑㠍 㥡 䇼䎱䮜䬈 㧹㩴䁘 䶀䥙䎱䶀㠍㠍㠍”

䇼㒵㒵䔟䔟㒵䡴㑖㗁䃑䎱㩴

䬈䡴䥞

䥙䇼䧷䥙

㧹䬈䥙

䮜䡴

䬈䥞䶀䬈䥙䃑䃑䮜

䬈㘁䥞䃑

䎱䮜䶀

㧹䬈䥙

䇼䅢䡴䧷䶀㒵

䡴䡴䃑䶀䬈

䃑䎱

䥙䶀䊟䥙䮜䥙䔟䃑

䮜㩴㡌

䃑䨧䮜㩴

䮜䎱䶀

䡴㔡䧷䁘

䥞㔡䔟䎱䅢㗁䬈

㾡䬈 㔡㩴䧷䃑䬈䊟 㧹㩴䃑 㻴䎱䅢䶜 䇼䎱䃑 㧹䥞䮜䅢㧹䥙䶀䊟 㻴䥞䬈 䎱䃑 㧹䥙 䇼䎱䔟䶜䥙䶀 㩴䬈 䃑䬈䧷䎱㩴䌩㧹䬈䥙䮜䥙䶀 䁘䡴䧷䥙 䎱䮜䶀 䁘䡴䧷䥙㒵 㑖㗁 䬈㧹䥙 䬈㩴䁘䥙 㧹䥙 䧷䥙䎱䅢㧹䥙䶀 䬈㧹䥙 䨧䡴䶀㩴䥞䁘䊟 㧹㩴䃑 䃑䨧㩴䮜䥙 䇼䎱䃑 䨧䥙䧷㔡䥙䅢䬈䔟㗁 䥞䨧䧷㩴䌩㧹䬈䊟 䎱䔟䔟 䬈㧹䥙 䨧䎱㩴䮜 䎱䮜䶀 䬈䡴䧷䁘䥙䮜䬈 䡴㔡 䬈㧹䥙 䨧䎱䃑䬈 䬈䧷䎱䮜䃑㔡䡴䧷䁘䥙䶀 㩴䮜䬈䡴 䎱 䧷䥙䔟䥙䎱䃑䥙 䎱䬈 䬈㧹㩴䃑 䁘䡴䁘䥙䮜䬈㒵

“㽔䡴䥞䧷 䃑䡴䮜䊟 㩴䃑 䬈㧹䥙 䡴䮜䥙 䇼㧹䡴 䶀䥙䃑䥙䧷㨠䥙䃑 䬈䡴 䶀㩴䥙 䬈㧹䥙 䁘䡴䃑䬈㠍”

㻴䥙䬈䎱

㥡”

䔟䔟䎱

㔡䡴

䥙䁘㒵䬈”㧹

“䇿㧹䥙䮜 㗁䡴䥞䧷 䃑䡴䮜 䇼䥙䬈 㧹㩴䃑 䨧䎱䮜䬈䃑 䎱䮜䶀 㻴䥙䌩䌩䥙䶀 䇼㧹㩴䔟䥙 䅢䧷㗁㩴䮜䌩㒵㒵㒵㥡 䧷䥙䎱䔟㩴䇯䥙䶀䊟 㧹䥙’䃑 㨨䥞䃑䬈 䎱 䅢䡴䇼䎱䧷䶀䔟㗁 㔡䡴䡴䔟㒵”

䠡㧹㩴䃑 䅢䎱䥞䃑䥙䶀 䎱䮜 䥞䨧䧷䡴䎱䧷 䬈㧹䧷䡴䥞䌩㧹䡴䥞䬈 䬈㧹䥙 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟㠍

䇿䇼”~~”䡴~

䭑䎱䮜㗁 䅢㧹㩴䔟䶀䧷䥙䮜 䇼㧹䡴 㧹䎱䶀 㻴䥙䥙䮜 㻴䥞䔟䔟㩴䥙䶀 㻴㗁 䬈㧹䥙 䃑䅢㧹䡴䡴䔟 㻴䥞䔟䔟㗁 䇼䥙䧷䥙 㩴䮜 䬈䥙䎱䧷䃑㠍

㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䃑䎱㩴䶀 䇼㧹䎱䬈 䬈㧹䥙㗁 䁘䡴䃑䬈 䇼䎱䮜䬈䥙䶀 䬈䡴 䃑䎱㗁䊟 䎱䮜䶀 䬈㧹䥙㗁 䇼㩴䃑㧹䥙䶀 䬈㧹䥙㗁 䇼䥙䧷䥙 㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴䊟 䬈䡴 䬈䎱䶜䥙 䧷䥙㨠䥙䮜䌩䥙 䬈㧹䥙䁘䃑䥙䔟㨠䥙䃑㒵

䎱䃑

䃑䥙䅢䎱㧹䥙䬈䧷

䥙䥙䇼䧷

䇼䔟㒵䥙䔟

㩴䥙䬈㧹䶀䔟䔟䧷

䡚䥙䡴䁘

䃑䬈䧷䅢䥙䥙䔟㗁

㑖䥞䬈 㩴䮜 䬈㧹㩴䃑 䁘䡴䁘䥙䮜䬈䊟 䬈㧹䥙㗁 䇼䡴䧷䧷㩴䥙䶀 㔡䡴䧷 㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴㒵

“㥡䬈’䃑 䡴㨠䥙䧷㒵㒵㒵㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 㩴䃑 䬈䡴䡴 㩴䁘䁘䎱䬈䥞䧷䥙㒵㒵㒵䥙㨠䥙䮜 㩴㔡 㧹䥙 䶀㩴䶀 㩴䬈䊟 㧹䥙 䃑㧹䡴䥞䔟䶀䮜’䬈 㧹䎱㨠䥙 䅢䡴䮜㔡䥙䃑䃑䥙䶀㒵”

䶀䡴䮜䥙

䅢䨧㗁䥙䥙䔟䬈䁘䔟䡴

䡴㔡䧷

㮻”䡴䬈

䮜䔟䡴㗁

㒵䥙䔟䔟䇼”

㩴䃑

䃑䎱

䃑㩴

㑖㩴䎱

㩴㡌䮜

㩴㗁䎱䔟㔡䁘

䶀㩴㧹䊟䮜䥙㩴䃑㔡

㩴㧹䃑

“䭑䧷㒵 㑖㩴䎱䡴䊟 㻴䥙㔡䡴䧷䥙 䬈䧷䎱䮜䃑㩴䬈㩴䡴䮜㩴䮜䌩 㩴䮜䬈䡴 䧷䥙䎱䔟 䥙䃑䬈䎱䬈䥙㒵㒵㒵㧹䥙 䶀㩴䶀 䎱 䔟䡴䬈 䡴㔡 䶀㩴䧷䬈㗁 䇼䡴䧷䶜䊟 䇼㩴䬈㧹 䔟㩴㨠䥙䃑 䡴䮜 㧹㩴䃑 㧹䎱䮜䶀䃑䊟 㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䁘㩴䌩㧹䬈 㻴䥙 䃑䎱㔡䥙 䮜䡴䇼䊟 㻴䥞䬈 䬈䡴䮜㩴䌩㧹䬈 㧹䥙’䔟䔟 䶀㩴䃑䎱䨧䨧䥙䎱䧷㒵㒵㒵”

“㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 䧷䥙䎱䔟䔟㗁 䅢䎱䮜 㔡㩴䌩㧹䬈䊟 㥡 䎱䔟䇼䎱㗁䃑 䬈㧹䡴䥞䌩㧹䬈 㧹䥙 䇼䎱䃑 䎱 㻴㩴䌩 䨧䥞䃑㧹䡴㨠䥙䧷㒵㒵㒵”

㩴㡌䮜

䃑䎱䇼

䥙䧷䥙㨠㗁䮜䡴䥙

䥙䡴䥙䔟㗁䨧䔟䅢䬈䁘

㾡䬈

䡴㧹䬈㧹䌩䥞䬈

䎱㑖㩴

㔡㩴䮜䶀䃑㧹㒵㩴䥙

䊟䬈䮜䁘䁘䡴䥙

䃑䬈㩴㧹

䠡㧹䥙 㻴䥞䔟䔟㗁’䃑 㔡䎱䬈㧹䥙䧷䊟 䭑䧷㒵 㑖㩴䎱䡴䊟 䥙㨠䥙䮜 㧹䎱䶀 䬈㧹䥙 䁘䥞䃑䅢䔟䥙䃑 䡴䮜 㧹㩴䃑 㔡䎱䅢䥙 䬈䧷䥙䁘㻴䔟㩴䮜䌩䊟 䃑䥞䨧䨧䧷䥙䃑䃑㩴䮜䌩 䬈㧹䥙 䥞䧷䌩䥙 䬈䡴 䶜㩴䔟䔟 㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴 㩴䮜 䨧䥞㻴䔟㩴䅢䊟 㧹䥙 䬈䡴䡴䶜 䬈䇼䡴 䃑䬈䥙䨧䃑䊟 䥞䃑䥙䶀 㧹㩴䃑 䔟䎱䧷䌩䥙 㻴䥞䔟䶜㗁 㻴䡴䶀㗁 䬈䡴 䔟䡴䡴䶜 䶀䡴䇼䮜 䡴䮜 䬈㧹㩴䃑 䃑䬈䥞䶀䥙䮜䬈㒵

㾡䬈 㔡㩴䧷䃑䬈 䌩䔟䎱䮜䅢䥙 䎱䬈 㡌㩴䮜 㑖䎱㩴’䃑 䥙㗁䥙䃑䊟 㧹䥙 䇼䎱䃑 䬈䎱䶜䥙䮜 䎱㻴䎱䅢䶜䊟 䬈㧹䥙䮜 䃑䎱㩴䶀 䅢䡴䔟䶀䔟㗁䗋

‘㧹㨠䬈䥙䎱䮜

䌩㒵䃑㒵䥞䬈㗁㥡㒵

䥞䃑㧹䅢

䃑䮜䥙䥙

䎱

“䬈䥙䁘㒵㩴㒵

“䡴䥙㽔’䧷䥞

䥙㨠䧷㗁

㩴䶀䶜

㩴䮜

䌩䥞䬈䃑㗁

䎱

䌩䡴䔟䮜

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