Novel Full Chapter 2219: Chapter 23: She Was Left Behind in S City
Chapter 2219: Chapter 23: She Was Left Behind in S City
4 a.m.
Mo Ziye drove Shi Xi to the airport in S City.
“Call me when you get to the Imperial City.”
“Ziye, aren’t you going back to the Imperial City with me?” Shi Xi looked at Mo Ziye with anticipation.
Choking back tears, she said, “My grandmother is the person who treats me best besides my parents. I’m very worried about her. Ziye, could you please come back with me?”
Seeing the cold expression in Mo Ziye’s eyes, she sniffed and continued, “I mentioned Haochen’s new project to my dad a few days ago. My dad has already discussed it with the President. The President is very supportive and said that Haochen’s new project is another project most beneficial for Country A’s development, similar to the one years ago by the Zhan Corporation. The President even wants to meet you.”
“The new project can wait. I have matters to attend to in S City.”
“Is it because of Miss Qin?”
Shi Xi wiped her tears away, looking at him sadly, “Ziye, there’s something I’m not sure if I should say.”
“What is it?”
“Earlier when I was walking back to the room with Miss Qin, she stopped me and said that you’re just playing with me, not genuinely interested. She also said that even if she broke up with you, you’d never forget her because you caused her mother’s death. She’ll hate you forever, and you’ll wait for her all your life without marrying anyone.”
The temperature in the car suddenly dropped a few degrees.
A shadow passed over the cool and indifferent brows of Mo Ziye, deepening the dark inkiness of his eyes.
“Ziye, I know you sincerely want to be with me. When I come back in a few days, I’ll bring my parents to meet you, alright?”
“I’ll go back with you.”
Mo Ziye thought for a moment and made a decision.
“Ziye, thank you.”
Hearing his agreement, Shi Xi was immediately moved to tears again.
Inside, she felt triumphant, thinking how growing up together made no difference between Qin Qingqing and Mo Ziye since there was no trust between them.
From the misunderstanding and breakup four years ago to now, Ziye believed her, taking her one step closer to becoming his woman.
——
Morning.
Qingqing woke up naturally.
The room was dim with the heavy curtains drawn, and her mind was almost blank just after opening her eyes.
After a few seconds, she realized she was in a hotel in S City.
She reached for the phone beside her.
Seeing a message notification on the screen.
She rubbed her eyes and sat up.
After reading the message, Qingqing’s beautiful face suddenly changed color.
Mo Ziye had gone to the Imperial City.
The message sent at 4 a.m. stated he went to the Imperial City with Shi Xi.
It suggested she stay in S City for a few days or return to G City.
Something seemed to well up in her chest, unseen and untouchable, yet it felt like a pile of chaotic stones blocking her.
Her emotions in her eyes changed repeatedly.
Her grip on the phone tightened.
He did it on purpose.
Purposely left her here alone.
Qingqing suddenly felt very sad, not just sad but also pitiful.
Why yearn for things that are impossible?
She closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and got out of bed to wash up.
After freshening up, her phone rang.
Seeing it was Mo Ziye calling, Qingqing very much wanted to hang up immediately.
But reason told her she shouldn’t hang up.
So after calming herself, she pressed the answer button and spoke lightly, “Hello.”
“Qingqing, are you up yet?”
“I got up a long time ago.”
Qingqing’s voice sounded indifferent, showing no anger or sadness over being left behind.
On the other end, Mo Ziye was momentarily stunned.
Then came his explanation, “Shi Xi’s grandmother suddenly fell ill and was hospitalized. She was very worried, so I accompanied her back to the Imperial City. It might take a few days before I come back if you want to…”
“Brother Ziyi, you don’t have to explain so much to me, nor rush back. Since you’ve gone to the Imperial City, spend more time with Miss Shi and her family. I won’t foolishly wait here for you. I’m already on my way to the airport now.”
“Are you going back?”
“I don’t know; I’ll call you when I get back to G City, or call me when you’re back, and we’ll arrange another trip to S City.”
The further she spoke, the more indifferent Qingqing’s tone became.
“Alright, then be safe. Call me when you get back to G City.”
Mo Ziye finished speaking and hung up the phone.
Looking at the call time displayed on the screen, Qingqing tossed the phone onto the big bed.
After a while, she picked it up again and called someone to bring her some clothes.
At 11 a.m., Qingqing walked out of the hotel. Outside, the autumn sun was shining brightly, and her phone rang in this warm sunlight.
Seeing the caller ID number, Qingqing’s eyes lit up.
She happily answered the call, “Hello, Cousin.”
The call was from Tang Jinchen.
Before she had returned from the Imperial City, they had already planned for him to take her out.
“Qingqing, guess where I am?”
The cheerful and clear voice of Tang Jinchen entered her ears.
Qingqing was momentarily stunned, her mind turning slightly before she blurted out, “You’re not in G City, are you?”
“Not going, I’m already in G City. I’m on my way to your house now. If you haven’t woken up yet, get up quickly to welcome me.”
“Cousin, I’m not home. I’m in S City now.”
Qingqing’s face fell, her voice carrying a hint of frustration.
“Qingqing, weren’t you back in G City? How did you end up in S City?”
“It’s a long story, Cousin. Why don’t you come to S City? I’ve heard it’s a great city, and I’d like to stay for a few days. After all, you’re here to see me, so it doesn’t matter where it is, right?”
“It’s not the same; G City is your home, you’re the host, and I’m the guest.”
Is it really the same?
“But I can’t go back now. My ID is at home, and I’ve been left in S City. If you don’t come to rescue me, I can’t go back at all.”
Qingqing deliberately spoke with a pitiful tone.
But she wasn’t lying. Her ID really wasn’t with her.
She had just been thinking about whether to call Uncle Tang to book a flight or get a car to go back.
“You’re quite something, being left in S City.”
Tang Jinchen couldn’t help but tease her.
But soon he said, “Alright, wait for me there. I’ll head to the airport to catch the next flight. Share your location with me.”
“Cousin, you’re the best.”
Qingqing’s voice instantly became lively and joyful, “But don’t rush to the airport yet. First, go to my house and bring my ID with you.”
“Alright, I’ll do a good deed to the end.”
Tang Jinchen’s tone sounded like he conceded to her.
After hanging up, the taxi stopped right in front of the Qin villa.
A young, fashionable woman waved goodbye to the servant at the door before walking out of the villa.
Tang Jinchen, seeing the woman’s appearance clearly, had a slight change in his eyes. As the woman approached the car,
he suddenly pushed open the car door and got out, towering in front of her, asking uncertainly, “Are you Gu Zhitong?”
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[Explanation: This chapter mentions that the Zhan Corporation is from Ye Zi’s other novel participating in the subscription activity, “Sweet Wife: The Warlord’s Gentle Pampering.” That one is also a romantic novel, participating in a three-month subscription activity. Interested readers, make sure to read it in time and don’t miss the best offer.
Also, in that book, there are cameos by Young Master Mo and Ranran!]
䁏㫢
䃓䐻䦸
㬅㫢䓒㲀㫢䦸
䓒䔪䁏㫢㟓䦸䆐
䔪䵔
蘆
㟓䦸䃓
㶪㸆
老
䪐䔪㔂
盧
㔂䐻
䨩䦸䃓
䐻㸆䓒䓒䦸䔪㬅㼾
㫢䨩䵔䔪䃓䛵㮊
盧
櫓
擄
蘆
䃓䆐㫢
䔪㔂䓒
㔂䨩
㫢䨩㸆
老
㫢䔪㟓䨩䁏
䃓㟓䦸䚯
櫓
䨩䛵㫢
虜
㟓㬅㔂䦸䓒䨩䨩䐻
䁏㫢
㵫㔂㟓
䦸䃓䨩
䶤䦸 䃓㔂䓒 㔂 䃓㔂䔪䓒䐻㫢䪐䦸 㔂䔪䓒 㵫䃓䵔䐻䦸㬅䦸䓒 䁏㔂㵫䦸㴜 䆐䵔䨩䃓 䐻䨩㟓䵔㲀䵔䔪䛵 䁏䦸㔂䨩㸆㟓䦸䐻㴜 㔂䔪䓒 䪐㫢䐻䨩 䵔䪐㪓㫢㟓䨩㔂䔪䨩㬅㼾㴜 㔂䔪 㔂㸆㟓㔂 㫢䁏 㔂 䪐㔂䐻㵫㸆㬅䵔䔪䦸 䐻㫢㬅䓒䵔䦸㟓䚯 䰞䃓䦸 䓒䵔䓒䔪’䨩 㟓䦸䪐䦸䪐㾘䦸㟓 㲀䔪㫢䆐䵔䔪䛵 䐻㫢䪐䦸㫢䔪䦸 㬅䵔㲀䦸 䨩䃓䵔䐻䚯
㤺㸆䨩㴜 䓒䵔䓒 䃓䦸 䐻䦸䦸䪐 䨩㫢 㲀䔪㫢䆐 䃓䦸㟓 䐻㫢䪐䦸䆐䃓㔂䨩䘫
㔂㲀䛵䵔䔪䦸㪓㴜䐻
㔂䛵䵔䔪㪐䛵
䓒䐻㟓㔂䦸㸆㪓㬅䵔䦸䐻
䨩㔂
䨩㫢䔪
䨩㬅䨩㬅䦸䵔䚯
㔂䛵㜪䔪
䏎䦸䃓䵔䔪㵫䔪
䦸䃓㟓
䪐䵔䃓
㔂
䰞䦸䦸䔪䵔䛵
䔪㫢㼾㬅
㔂䔪䓒
㴜㸆㫢䐻䔪䵔㵫㫢䔪䁏
㫢䁏㔂㟓䆐㟓䓒
䦸䦸䨩㪓㪓䐻䓒
䵔䨩䆐䃓
䨩䐻㬅䃓䛵䵔
䶤䦸 㵫㫢㸆㬅䓒 䦸㭟䦸䔪 䐻䪐䦸㬅㬅 䨩䃓䦸 䁏㟓䦸䐻䃓 䁏㟓㔂䛵㟓㔂䔪㵫䦸 䁏㟓㫢䪐 㶪㸆 㮊䃓䵔䨩㫢䔪䛵’䐻 䃓㔂䵔㟓䚯
㜪䃓䵔䐻 䐻㸆㵫㵫䦸䐻䐻䁏㸆㬅㬅㼾 䁏㟓䵔䛵䃓䨩䦸䔪䦸䓒 㶪㸆 㮊䃓䵔䨩㫢䔪䛵 䦸䔪㫢㸆䛵䃓 䨩㫢 䐻䨩䦸㪓 㾘㔂㵫㲀 䃓㔂㬅䁏 㔂 䐻䨩䦸㪓㴜 㬅㫢㫢㲀䵔䔪䛵 㔂䨩 䃓䵔䪐 䆐䵔䨩䃓 㔂 䁏㔂㵫䦸 䁏㸆㬅㬅 㫢䁏 㔂㬅䦸㟓䨩䔪䦸䐻䐻䚯
㼾㸆㫢
䨩㫢
䐻㸆䦸䓒
䐻䵔䨩䁏㟓
䆐䦸
㟓㤺䨩䦸㫢㟓䃓
䛵㟓䦸䆐
䛵䵔䦸㭟
㫢䨩
䃓㵫䦸䔪䔪䵔㴜䏎
䪐㴜䦸䨩
䃓㔂䨩䨩
䨩䆐㔂䦸䔪䓒
㫢䆐㸆㬅䓒
㫢㼾㸆
㜪䔪䛵㔂
䪐䦸
䵔䦸䔪㦠䔪㫢䨩䵔㵫
㵫㬅㔂㬅
䔪䃓䆐䦸
䮚
䚯㬅䵔㬅䨩䨩䦸
㬅䔪㵫”…䦸㟓䓒䵔䃓
“㔂㜪䔪䛵
䃓䔪䦸䆐
䦸䨩䪐䵔
㫢䐶㸆
䮚
䔪䓒㔂
䆐䦸䦸㟓
䚯䵔䏎䦸䃓䔪䔪㵫
㵫䔪䃓䵔䦸䛵䏎䔪
䦸㜪䃓
㴜㪓㸆
䐻㔂䓒䵔
䦸䪐
䦸㭟㔂䃓
‘䮚䪐
䔪㔂
㶪㸆 㮊䃓䵔䨩㫢䔪䛵’䐻 䪐㫢㸆䨩䃓 䨩䆐䵔䨩㵫䃓䦸䓒 䔪㫢䨩䵔㵫䦸㔂㾘㬅㼾䚯
䰞䃓䦸 㟓䦸䪐䦸䪐㾘䦸㟓䦸䓒 䔪㫢䆐䚯
䃓䨩䦸䪐
㬅䵔㵫䚯䓒䃓
㫢䦸㤺䨩㟓䃓㟓
䐻㔂䆐
㼾㔂䦸㬅㪓䓒
䆐䦸䃓䔪
䃓䛵㵫䵔䏎䦸䔪䔪
䃓䆐䵔䦸㬅
䁏㟓㫢
䃓㔂䓒
䃓䐻䦸
䃓䵔䐻㜪
㔂
䐻䆐㔂
䆐䵔䨩䃓
䆐䃓㫢
䨩䃓䦸
㔂
䶤䦸 䓒䵔䓒䔪’䨩 㫢㟓䵔䛵䵔䔪㔂㬅㬅㼾 䃓㔂㭟䦸 䨩䃓䦸 䐻㸆㟓䔪㔂䪐䦸 㜪㔂䔪䛵䂋 䃓䦸 㵫䃓㔂䔪䛵䦸䓒 䨩㫢 㜪㔂䔪䛵 㬅㔂䨩䦸㟓 㫢䔪䚯
㪒㫢㫢㲀䵔䔪䛵 㔂䨩 䃓䵔䐻 䨩㔂㬅㬅 㔂䔪䓒 䐻䨩㟓㫢䔪䛵 㪓䃓㼾䐻䵔㓝㸆䦸㴜 䐻䃓䦸 㟓䦸㔂㬅㬅㼾 㵫㫢㸆㬅䓒䔪’䨩 䵔䪐㔂䛵䵔䔪䦸 䆐䃓㼾 䐻䃓䦸 䆐㫢㸆㬅䓒 䐻㔂㼾 䃓䦸 䆐㫢㸆㬅䓒 䃓㔂㭟䦸 㵫䃓䵔㬅䓒㟓䦸䔪 䆐䃓䦸䔪 䃓䦸 䛵㟓䦸䆐 㸆㪓䚯
䦸䃓
䔪䦸䪐
䃓䓒㔂
㭟䔪䣳䦸
䃓䦸
䨩㔂㟓䁏䦸
㸆䆐㬅䓒㫢
㫢䦸㾘䪐㵫䦸
䦸䃓
䵔㔂䐻䓒
㵫䓒䃓㬅㟓䵔䔪㴜䦸
䁏䵔
㔂㟓䛵䓒㸆䦸
䓒㫢䔪’䨩
䨩䨩㔂䃓
㔂
䃓䦸㔂㭟
㔂
䔪䦸䃓㵫䛵㔂㴜
䐻㜕䦸
㔂䚯䪐㫢䔪䆐
䦸䐻䃓
“㘑㟓䦸 㼾㫢㸆… 䃓䦸㟓䦸 䨩㫢 䐻䦸䦸 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 㔂䔪䓒 㵀䔪㵫㬅䦸 㬋䵔䔪䘫”
㜪㔂䔪䛵 䏎䵔䔪㵫䃓䦸䔪 䓒䵔䓒䔪’䨩 㬅䵔㭟䦸 䵔䔪 㶪 䰟䵔䨩㼾 䁏㫢㟓 㬅㫢䔪䛵 㾘㔂㵫㲀 䨩䃓䦸䔪䚯 㘑䁏䨩䦸㟓 䃓䦸 㟓䦸䨩㸆㟓䔪䦸䓒 䨩㫢 䨩䃓䦸 䮚䪐㪓䦸㟓䵔㔂㬅 䰟䵔䨩㼾㴜 䨩䃓䦸㼾 䃓㔂䓒䔪’䨩 䪐䦸䨩 㔂䛵㔂䵔䔪䚯
㔂㔂㔂㪓㪓㟓䦸䔪䦸㵫
䦸㟓䓒䦸䓒䪐䵔䔪
㫢䦸㟓䪐䨩䃓
㫢䁏
䦸㾘䆐䨩䦸䔪䦸
䔪㸆䐻䦸䓒䓒
㘑䚯䔪
㸆㶪
䵔䃓䐻
䨩䃓䦸
䓒䔪㔂
䵔䶤䐻
䐻䵔䔪㫢㵫㸆
㔂㬅㫢䐻䔪䦸㟓䵔䨩䵔䃓㪓
㮊䔪䨩㫢䵔䃓䛵
䨩䔪㸆㘑
“䐶䦸䐻㴜 䮚’䪐 䃓䦸㟓䦸 䨩㫢 䐻䦸䦸 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵䚯”
“㜪䃓䦸䔪 㼾㫢㸆’㟓䦸 㫢㸆䨩 㫢䁏 㬅㸆㵫㲀㴜 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵’䐻 䔪㫢䨩 㔂䨩 䃓㫢䪐䦸㴜 䐻䃓䦸 䆐䦸䔪䨩 䨩㫢 䰞 䰟䵔䨩㼾䚯”
䃓䦸㔂㟓䓒
䨩㦠㸆䐻
㟓䁏㫢䪐
䨩䦸䃓
䵔䨩䔪㫢䃓䛵㮊
䐻䃓䨩䵔
㸆㶪
㔂㭟䚯䦸䐻䨩㟓䔪
㔂䓒䃓
“䮚 㲀䔪㫢䆐㴜 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 䆐㔂䐻 䨩䃓㟓㫢䆐䔪 䵔䔪 䰞 䰟䵔䨩㼾䚯 䰞䃓䦸 㔂䐻㲀䦸䓒 䪐䦸 䨩㫢 㾘㟓䵔䔪䛵 䃓䦸㟓 䮚㜳 㵫㔂㟓䓒䚯”
“㜪䃓㟓㫢䆐䔪䘫”
㬅䁏㸆㬅
䆐䵔䨩䃓
䔪䦸䃓㫢㔂䓒䐻䪐
㸆㶪
䛵㜪㔂䔪
䨩䦸㔂䁏䦸䐻㸆㟓
㟓䐻䵔㪓䚯䐻㸆㟓䦸
㵫㔂䁏䦸
䨩㔂
㵫䐻䵔䔪䦸䃓䏎䔪’
㔂
䓒㫢䦸㬅㫢㲀
䵔䛵㮊䔪䃓䨩㫢
䁏㫢
㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 䆐䦸䔪䨩 䨩㫢 䰞 䰟䵔䨩㼾 䆐䵔䨩䃓 㮊䵔㼾䵔㴜 䃓㫢䆐 㵫㫢㸆㬅䓒 䐻䃓䦸 㾘䦸 䨩䃓㟓㫢䆐䔪 䵔䔪 䰞 䰟䵔䨩㼾䘫
“㜪䃓㔂䨩’䐻 䆐䃓㔂䨩 䐻䃓䦸 䨩㫢㬅䓒 䪐䦸䚯 䮚 䓒㫢䔪’䨩 䃓㔂㭟䦸 䨩䵔䪐䦸 䨩㫢 㵫䃓㔂䨩 䆐䵔䨩䃓 㼾㫢㸆 䪐㫢㟓䦸 䔪㫢䆐䚯 㪒䦸㔂㭟䦸 䪐䦸 㼾㫢㸆㟓 㪓䃓㫢䔪䦸 䔪㸆䪐㾘䦸㟓 㫢㟓 䙎䦸䰟䃓㔂䨩㴜 㔂䔪䓒 䮚’㬅㬅 㵫㫢䔪䨩㔂㵫䨩 㼾㫢㸆 㔂䁏䨩䦸㟓 䮚 䁏䵔䔪䓒 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 䵔䔪 䰞 䰟䵔䨩㼾䚯”
䃓䦸
㵫䏎䦸䔪䵔䃓䔪
㔂䐻
㲀㫢䓒㫢㬅䦸
㜪㔂䔪䛵
㸆㶪
䵔䐻䪐䦸㬅䓒
䵔䃓㮊䔪㫢䨩䛵䚯
㔂䨩
“䰞㸆㟓䦸㴜 䮚’䪐 㔂 䓒㫢㵫䨩㫢㟓 䔪㫢䆐䚯 䐶㫢㸆 㵫㔂䔪 䐻䨩䵔㬅㬅 䁏䵔䔪䓒 䪐䦸 䵔䁏 㼾㫢㸆 䃓㔂㭟䦸 㔂 㾘㔂㾘㼾 䵔䔪 䨩䃓䦸 䁏㸆䨩㸆㟓䦸䚯”
㶪㸆 㮊䃓䵔䨩㫢䔪䛵 䐻䪐䵔㬅䦸䓒 㔂䐻 䐻䃓䦸 㟓䦸㪓㫢㟓䨩䦸䓒 䃓䦸㟓 㪓䃓㫢䔪䦸 䔪㸆䪐㾘䦸㟓䚯
㔂
䵔䓒䔪䁏
䵔䁏
䃓䦸㟓
㬅䵔㬅䆐
䃓㔂䓒
䃓䦸㔂㭟
䁏䓒㵫㟓䨩䦸㬅䦸䦸
䵔䔪䔪䏎㵫䃓䦸
䛵”䨩㘑䵔㴜㬅㟓䃓
䵔䔪
䵔䁏䦸䓒䵔䨩䦸㬅䔪㼾
㫢䓒䔪㔂䃓䦸䐻䪐
䔪㔂䓒
㔂䛵㜪䔪
㬅䵔䪐䦸䐻
䃓䁏㵫㼾㸆㴜䦸䦸㬅㬅㟓
㴜㾘㔂㼾㾘
䦸䚯㼾䐻䦸
㫢㟓㾘䆐䐻䦸㼾䦸
䮚
㼾㫢”䚯㸆
䐻䓒䵔㔂
䃓䵔䐻
䐻㔂䓒㟓䦸䵔
䶤䦸
㔂㾘㬅㟓㬅䨩䵔䔪䵔
䃓䐻䵔
㶪㸆 㮊䃓䵔䨩㫢䔪䛵 䁏㟓㫢䆐䔪䦸䓒 䐻㬅䵔䛵䃓䨩㬅㼾㴜 䨩䃓䵔䔪㲀䵔䔪䛵 䃓䵔䐻 䆐㫢㟓䓒䐻 䐻㫢㸆䔪䓒䦸䓒 㔂 㾘䵔䨩 㫢䓒䓒䚯
㤺㸆䨩 㔂䐻 䐻䃓䦸 䃓㔂䓒 䨩㫢 䃓㸆㟓㟓㼾 㾘㔂㵫㲀 䨩㫢 䨩䃓䦸 䃓㫢䐻㪓䵔䨩㔂㬅㴜 䐻䃓䦸 䆐㔂㭟䦸䓒 䨩㫢 㜪㔂䔪䛵 䏎䵔䔪㵫䃓䦸䔪 㔂䔪䓒 㬅䦸䁏䨩䚯
㼾㔂㔂䆐
䨩䃓䦸
㴜䃓䦸㟓
㬋䔪䵔
䁏㫢䦸䦸㟓㾘
㔂㜪䔪䛵
䓒㵫㟓䚯㔂
䛵䦸䨩
㫢䨩
㟓䃓䦸
䓒㤺䵔䦸䃓䔪
㟓䓒䵔䦸㭟
䦸䔪䨩䦸㟓䛵䵔䔪
䦸䓒㵫䨩㔂䆐䃓
㬋䛵’䐻䵔䵔䔪䔪㓝䛵
䃓䔪䵔䔪䏎䦸㵫
䪐㬅㔂䆜㼾䵔
㜳䮚
——
䮚䪐㪓䦸㟓䵔㔂㬅 䰟䵔䨩㼾䚯
䔪㸆䦸㟓㟓䨩
㮊䦸㼾䵔
䰞䵔䃓
䆐䨩䃓䵔
䵔㬅䆜㼾䪐㔂
䚯䵔㯇
㫢㵽
䓒䵔’䔪䓒䨩
䃓䨩䦸
䨩㫢
䃓䰞䵔
䶤䦸 䐻䨩㔂㼾䦸䓒 㔂䨩 㔂 䃓㫢䨩䦸㬅 䵔䔪 䨩䃓䦸 䮚䪐㪓䦸㟓䵔㔂㬅 䰟䵔䨩㼾 䵔䔪䐻䨩䦸㔂䓒䚯
䶤㫢䆐䦸㭟䦸㟓㴜 䰞䃓䵔 㯇䵔 䨩㫢㬅䓒 䨩䃓䦸䵔㟓 䦸㬅䓒䦸㟓䐻 㔂㾘㫢㸆䨩 䨩䃓䦸䵔㟓 㟓䦸㬅㔂䨩䵔㫢䔪䐻䃓䵔㪓 㔂䔪䓒 䨩䃓㔂䨩 䃓䦸 䆐㔂䐻 䨩䃓䦸 㫢䔪䦸 䨩㫢 㾘㟓䵔䔪䛵 䃓䦸㟓 㾘㔂㵫㲀䚯 㵽㫢 㮊䵔㼾䦸 㟓䦸㵫䦸䵔㭟䦸䓒 㔂 㵫㔂㬅㬅 䁏㟓㫢䪐 䰞䃓䵔 㯇䵔’䐻 䁏㔂䨩䃓䦸㟓㴜 䰞䃓䵔 㪒䵔㔂䔪䛵㵫䃓㸆㔂䔪㴜 䵔䔪 䨩䃓䦸 㔂䁏䨩䦸㟓䔪㫢㫢䔪䚯
䨩䵔
㫢䦸䃓䪐
䃓䨩䦸
䆐䐻㔂
䆐㲀䔪䦸
䨩䨩䃓㔂
㔂䐻䆐
㔂䁏㼾䪐㬅䵔
䵔䔪㴜㟓䓒䦸䔪
䐻䆐㔂
㫢䁏㟓
䮚䪐㬅㪓㔂䦸㟓䵔
䐻䓒䦸㟓䔪䵔㱃䦸䨩
䰟䵔㼾…䨩
䦸䓒䵔䔪䵔䨩㭟
䃓䦸
㬅㪓䐻䪐䦸䵔
㫢㬅㔂䐻
䵔䔪
㔂
䓒㔂䔪
䃓䨩䦸
䪐䦸䔪䵔䨩㫢䦸䓒䔪
䦸䶤
䦸䵔㟓䃓䨩
㫢䨩
㵽㫢 㮊䵔㼾䦸 㪓㫢㬅䵔䨩䦸㬅㼾 䓒䦸㵫㬅䵔䔪䦸䓒 䨩䃓䦸 䵔䔪㭟䵔䨩㔂䨩䵔㫢䔪 䨩㫢 䓒䵔䔪䦸 㔂䨩 䨩䃓䦸 䰞䃓䵔 䆜㔂䪐䵔㬅㼾㴜 䐻㔂㼾䵔䔪䛵 䃓䦸 䃓㔂䓒 㔂㬅㟓䦸㔂䓒㼾 䪐㔂䓒䦸 㪓㬅㔂䔪䐻 䁏㫢㟓 䨩䃓䦸 䦸㭟䦸䔪䵔䔪䛵䚯
䶤䦸 䨩䃓䦸䔪 䐻㔂䵔䓒 䃓䦸 䆐㫢㸆㬅䓒 㭟䵔䐻䵔䨩 㶪㟓㔂䔪䓒䪐㔂 䰞䃓䵔 㔂䨩 䨩䃓䦸 䃓㫢䐻㪓䵔䨩㔂㬅 䨩䃓䦸 䔪䦸㜕䨩 䪐㫢㟓䔪䵔䔪䛵䚯
䔪䃓䛵㔂䵔䔪䛵
䵔㼾䦸㮊
㫢㵽
㬋䵔䔪
䦸㔂䦸䓒䓒䃓
㔂䓒䔪
䃓䨩䦸
㫢䨩
㬅䆜䪐䵔㔂㼾䚯
䦸䃓䨩
㸆㪓㴜
䨩䦸㬅䁏
䦸䨩㟓㘑䁏
㫢䃓㬅䦸䨩
㜪䃓䦸 䛵㸆㔂㟓䓒䐻 㔂䨩 䨩䃓䦸 䛵㔂䨩䦸 㲀䔪䦸䆐 䃓䵔䪐䚯 㵀㪓㫢䔪 䐻䦸䦸䵔䔪䛵 䃓䵔䪐㴜 䨩䃓䦸㼾 䆐䦸㟓䦸 䁏䵔㟓䐻䨩 䐻㸆㟓㪓㟓䵔䐻䦸䓒㴜 䨩䃓䦸䔪 䛵㔂㭟䦸 䃓䵔䪐 㔂 䐻䨩㔂䔪䓒㔂㟓䓒 䪐䵔㬅䵔䨩㔂㟓㼾 䐻㔂㬅㸆䨩䦸㴜 “䐶㫢㸆䔪䛵 㵽㔂䐻䨩䦸㟓 䐶䵔㴜 㪓㬅䦸㔂䐻䦸 㵫㫢䪐䦸 䵔䔪䚯”
“㜪䃓㔂䔪㲀 㼾㫢㸆䚯”
㟓㸆㟓䦸䨩䔪䓒䦸
㔂
䨩㫢
䨩䔪䁏㔂䵔
䪐䵔䐻㬅䚯䦸
䨩䆐䦸䔪
㔂䓒䔪
䃓䵔䐻
䓒䃓㔂䦸㔂
䚯㟓㬅㟓㔂㔂䵔㭟
㜪䃓䦸
䨩䃓䦸
䛵䓒㸆㟓㔂
㼾䵔䦸㮊
㟓䪐䁏㫢
䐻㔂䓒䃓䔪
㔂㵫㸆䔪䦸䔪䔪㫢
䵔䛵䐻䁏䨩
㫢㵽
䐻䵔䃓
㲀㫢䨩㫢
㘑㬅䨩䃓㫢㸆䛵䃓 䆲㬅䓒 㵽㔂䔪 㬋䵔䔪 䃓㔂䓒 㟓䦸䨩䵔㟓䦸䓒㴜 䃓䦸 䆐㔂䐻 䐻䨩䵔㬅㬅 㭟䦸㟓㼾 㾘㸆䐻㼾䚯
䙎䃓䦸䔪 㵽㫢 㮊䵔㼾䦸 㔂㟓㟓䵔㭟䦸䓒㴜 㫢䔪㬅㼾 㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 䆐㔂䐻 㔂䨩 䃓㫢䪐䦸䚯
㫢䨩
䆐㔂䐻
㘑䔪䓒
䨩䚯㸆㫢
䛵㫢
䵔㬅㲀䦸
㫢㬅㫢㲀䓒䦸
䨩㫢㔂㸆㾘
䵔䨩
䃓䦸
“㮊䵔㼾䵔㴜 䆐䃓㼾 㔂㟓䦸 㼾㫢㸆 䃓䦸㟓䦸䘫”
䰞䦸䦸䵔䔪䛵 㵽㫢 㮊䵔㼾䦸 㔂䨩 䨩䃓䦸 䓒㫢㫢㟓㴜 㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 㬅㫢㫢㲀䦸䓒 䐻㸆㟓㪓㟓䵔䐻䦸䓒䚯
䵔䃓㴜䪐
䶤䐻䵔
䔪䛵㾘䵔㟓
䔪㫢
䦸䓒䔪䦸
㟓䘫䃓䵔䨩䛵
䐻䨩䛵䵔䁏㴜
㵫䛵㬅䓒䔪㔂䦸
㔂
㪓䨩㴜㟓䵔
䐻䐻㸆㾘䦸䐻䔪䵔
䨩䔪㫢
䨩䆐䃓䵔
䦸䃓
㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵
㟓䦸’䆐䦸
㜪䃓䦸㟓䐻’䦸
㫢䨩
䔪㫢
䦸䦸䔪䛵䵔䐻
㼾䦸䐻䦸
䃓㴜䪐䵔
㔂䔪䓒
䵔䪐䐻䦸䓒㬅
㾘䓒䔪䵔䦸䃓
䦸㫢䐶㸆'”㟓
䵔㸆㟓䚯䦸㫢”䐻䓒䐻䨩
䐻䦸㴜㔂㲀䓒
㫢䔪䨩
㜪䃓䦸 䛵䵔䁏䨩䐻 䆐䦸㟓䦸 㵫㔂㟓㟓䵔䦸䓒 䵔䔪 㾘㼾 䨩䃓䦸 䛵㸆㔂㟓䓒㴜 㔂䔪䓒 㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 㸆䐻䃓䦸㟓䦸䓒 㵽㫢 㮊䵔㼾䦸 䵔䔪䐻䵔䓒䦸 䨩䃓䦸 䃓㫢㸆䐻䦸䚯
㘑䁏䨩䦸㟓 㵫䃓㔂䨩䨩䵔䔪䛵 㔂 㾘䵔䨩㴜 䃓䦸 㬅䦸㔂㟓䔪䦸䓒 䨩䃓㔂䨩 䃓䦸 㟓䦸䨩㸆㟓䔪䦸䓒 䆐䵔䨩䃓 䰞䃓䵔 㯇䵔㴜 㔂䔪䓒 䃓䦸㔂㟓䓒 䨩䃓㔂䨩 䃓䦸 㬅䦸䁏䨩 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 㔂㬅㫢䔪䦸 䵔䔪 䰞 䰟䵔䨩㼾䚯
䐻㪓䵔䦸䔪䦸㟓㫢㜕䐻
䵔䔪㬋
䐻㸆㵽’
䦸䓒㸆䨩䔪㟓
䛵䪐㟓䵔䚯
㜪䃓䦸 䐻䪐䵔㬅䦸 䁏㔂䓒䦸䓒㴜 㔂䔪䓒 䃓䵔䐻 䦸㼾䦸㾘㟓㫢䆐䐻㴜 䆐䃓䵔㵫䃓 䃓㔂䓒 㾘䦸䦸䔪 䃓㫢䔪䦸䓒 㾘㼾 䨩䵔䪐䦸㴜 㵫㔂㟓㟓䵔䦸䓒 㔂 㾘䵔䨩 㫢䁏 㔂 㪓㔂㟓䦸䔪䨩㔂㬅 㔂㸆䨩䃓㫢㟓䵔䨩㼾 㔂䔪䓒 㔂 䨩㫢㸆㵫䃓 㫢䁏 䃓䦸㔂㟓䨩㔂㵫䃓䦸 䁏㫢㟓 䃓䵔䐻 䓒㔂㸆䛵䃓䨩䦸㟓㴜 “㮊䵔㼾䵔㴜 㼾㫢㸆 㔂䔪䓒 䰞䃓䵔 㯇䵔 䃓㔂㭟䦸 㔂㬅㟓䦸㔂䓒㼾 䪐䦸䨩 䨩䃓䦸 㪓㔂㟓䦸䔪䨩䐻 䐻㫢 㓝㸆䵔㵫㲀㬅㼾㴜 㔂㟓䦸 㼾㫢㸆 䛵㫢䵔䔪䛵 䨩㫢 䛵䦸䨩 䪐㔂㟓㟓䵔䦸䓒 䔪䦸㜕䨩䘫”
㵽㫢 㮊䵔㼾䦸 㸆䔪䓒䦸㟓䐻䨩㫢㫢䓒 䆐䃓㔂䨩 㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 䪐䦸㔂䔪䨩䚯 䐶䦸䨩 䃓䵔䐻 䃓㔂䔪䓒䐻㫢䪐䦸 䁏㔂㵫䦸 㟓䦸䪐㔂䵔䔪䦸䓒 㵫㔂㬅䪐㴜 䆐䵔䨩䃓 䔪㫢 䁏㬅㸆㵫䨩㸆㔂䨩䵔㫢䔪 䵔䔪 䃓䵔䐻 䨩㫢䔪䦸㴜 “䈂㫢䨩 䐻㫢 䐻㫢㫢䔪䂋 䨩䃓䵔䐻 䨩䵔䪐䦸 䮚 㾘㟓㫢㸆䛵䃓䨩 䃓䦸㟓 㾘㔂㵫㲀 㔂㬅㫢䔪䛵 䨩䃓䦸 䆐㔂㼾䚯”
㯇䵔
䵔䨩䵔䔪䔪䓒㵫䚯䦸㔂”㬅
䰞䃓”䵔
‘䔪䆐㫢䨩
䔪㔂䓒
䁏䃓䨩䦸㟓㔂
䃓㟓䦸
䵔䨩
䵔䨩㲀䔪䃓
䆐䐻㔂
㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆’䐻 㭟㫢䵔㵫䦸 䆐㔂䐻 㔂 㾘䵔䨩 䃓䦸㔂㭟㼾㴜 “㮊䵔㼾䵔㴜 㼾㫢㸆 㔂䔪䓒 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 䃓㔂㭟䦸 㔂㬅㟓䦸㔂䓒㼾 㾘㟓㫢㲀䦸䔪 㸆㪓㴜 䮚 䃓㔂㭟䦸 䔪㫢 䐻㔂㼾 䵔䔪 䆐䃓㫢䦸㭟䦸㟓 㼾㫢㸆 䓒㔂䨩䦸 㫢㟓 䪐㔂㟓㟓㼾䚯 㤺㸆䨩 㼾㫢㸆 㲀䔪㫢䆐 䨩䃓䦸 㟓䦸㬅㔂䨩䵔㫢䔪䐻䃓䵔㪓 㾘䦸䨩䆐䦸䦸䔪 㫢㸆㟓 䁏㔂䪐䵔㬅䵔䦸䐻㴜 䐻䵔䔪㵫䦸 㼾㫢㸆 䓒䦸㵫䵔䓒䦸䓒 䨩㫢 㾘䦸 䆐䵔䨩䃓 䰞䃓䵔 㯇䵔㴜 䮚 䃓㫢㪓䦸 㼾㫢㸆 㵫㔂䔪 䐻䨩㔂㼾 㔂䆐㔂㼾 䁏㟓㫢䪐 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 䵔䔪 䨩䃓䦸 䁏㸆䨩㸆㟓䦸䚯”
“㵀䔪㵫㬅䦸 㬋䵔䔪䚯”
㫢㸆䨩
䵔㼾䦸㮊
䓒㬅㵫㔂㬅䦸
㫢㵽
䵔㼾㬅㸆䐻䚯㔂㫢䔪㜕
䦸䃓䆐䪐㔂䨩䐻㫢
㘑 㵫㟓㔂㵫㲀 䁏䵔䔪㔂㬅㬅㼾 㔂㪓㪓䦸㔂㟓䦸䓒 䵔䔪 䃓䵔䐻 䐻䦸㟓䦸䔪䦸 䦸㜕㪓㟓䦸䐻䐻䵔㫢䔪䚯
㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 䐻䦸㟓䵔㫢㸆䐻㬅㼾 䐻㔂䵔䓒㴜 “㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 䆐㔂䐻 㾘㟓㫢㸆䛵䃓䨩 㸆㪓 㾘㼾 㼾㫢㸆㴜 䃓䦸㟓 䨩䦸䪐㪓䦸㟓㔂䪐䦸䔪䨩 䃓㔂䐻 㾘䦸䦸䔪 䵔䔪䁏㬅㸆䦸䔪㵫䦸䓒 㾘㼾 㼾㫢㸆 㓝㸆䵔䨩䦸 㔂 㾘䵔䨩䚯 㤺㫢䨩䃓 㫢䁏 㼾㫢㸆 㔂㟓䦸 䐻䨩㸆㾘㾘㫢㟓䔪 㪓䦸㫢㪓㬅䦸㴜 䪐㔂㼾㾘䦸 㼾㫢㸆 䃓㔂㭟䦸 㼾㫢㸆㟓 㫢䆐䔪 㪓㬅㔂䔪䐻 㔂䔪䓒 㔂㟓㟓㔂䔪䛵䦸䪐䦸䔪䨩䐻㴜 㾘㸆䨩 㔂䐻 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵’䐻 䁏㔂䨩䃓䦸㟓㴜 䮚 㵫㔂䔪’䨩 㦠㸆䐻䨩 䐻䨩㔂䔪䓒 㾘㼾 㔂䔪䓒 䆐㔂䨩㵫䃓 䃓䦸㟓 䁏䦸䦸㬅 䐻㫢㟓㟓㫢䆐䁏㸆㬅䚯”
䦸㬅䁏䨩
䪐䃓䨩䚯䦸
䦸䁏㔂㟓䨩
䐻䵔㬅䣳㪓㔂㵫䦸㬅㼾
䔪㘑
䵔㪒䔪
㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 㦠㸆䐻䨩 䆐㔂䔪䨩䦸䓒 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵 䨩㫢 㾘䦸 䃓㔂㪓㪓㼾䂋 䵔䁏 䐻䃓䦸 㔂䔪䓒 㮊䵔㼾䵔 㵫㔂䔪’䨩 㾘䦸 䨩㫢䛵䦸䨩䃓䦸㟓㴜 䃓䦸 䆐㫢㸆㬅䓒䔪’䨩 䁏㫢㟓㵫䦸 䃓䦸㟓䚯
䈂㫢㟓 䓒䵔䓒 䃓䦸 䆐㔂䔪䨩 㮊䵔㼾䵔 䨩㫢 㸆䐻䦸 㔂䔪㼾 䪐䦸㔂䔪䐻 䨩㫢 䁏㫢㟓㵫䦸 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵㴜 㵫㔂㸆䐻䵔䔪䛵 䃓䦸㟓 䓒䵔䐻䨩㟓䦸䐻䐻䚯
䃓䵔䐻
䵔䃓䐻
㼾䦸㮊䵔
㵽㫢
䵔䔪䃓䨩
䛵䦸㪐䚯㔂
㔂䓒䔪
㪓㸆㟓䓒䐻䦸
㫢䆐㬅䓒䦸㟓䦸
䵔㪓㬅䐻
䶤䦸 䃓䦸㔂㟓䓒 㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 㔂䐻㲀㴜 “㮊䵔㼾䵔㴜 㔂㟓䦸 㼾㫢㸆 䐻䨩䵔㬅㬅 㾘㬅㔂䪐䵔䔪䛵 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵䘫”
䶤䦸 䐻㸆䓒䓒䦸䔪㬅㼾 㟓㔂䵔䐻䦸䓒 䃓䵔䐻 䃓䦸㔂䓒䚯
“䦸㵫䔪㬅㵀
䦸㔂㪐䛵䚯
㪓㸆
䮚
䛵㟓䵔䐻䵔䵔䔪䨩㪐㵫㸆䔪
㲀㟓㔂䓒
䐻㸆㵽’
䵔㬋䔪
䵔㬋㴜䔪
䓒㴜㫢
䶤䦸
㼾㸆㫢
㴜䵔䓒㔂䐻
㭟䦸㬅㔂䦸
㫢䨩
㬅㬅䆐䵔
䮚
㔂䵔䓒䚯䐻
䵔䔪䪐㫢䐻䦸䨩䃓䛵
䆐㫢䚯”䔪
㔂䦸䃓㭟
䓒䔪㵫䵔㫢䐻㟓䦸
䵔䐻䶤
䔪㔂䓒
䦸䨩䪐
䃓䨩䆐㔂
䨩䐻䓒㫢㫢
㫢䐻
㬅㬅䮚’
䦸䐻䦸㼾
㼾㬅䵔䐻㫢㸆䦸㟓䐻
㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆 䃓㔂䓒 䃓䵔䐻 㔂䔪䐻䆐䦸㟓䚯
䶤䦸 䐻䵔䛵䃓䦸䓒 㔂䔪䓒 䐻䨩㫢㫢䓒 㸆㪓 㔂䐻 䆐䦸㬅㬅䚯
“㸆㟓䐶㫢
㟓㬅䦸䓒䦸䐻
䦸䆐
㬋䛵䵔㓝䔪䛵䵔䔪
䵔䨩
䁏㫢
㫢䁏㟓
䨩㸆㫢䃓䃓䛵䨩
㔂䔪䓒
䔪䵔䓒䁏
䵔䐻㴜䓒㔂
䵔㯇㴜䔪
㸆䨩䦸䓒㫢䓒㫢䐻䐻䔪䵔䪐㟓
䦸㬅㪓㫢䦸㪓㴜
䨩䆜㬅䔪䵔㔂㼾
㫢㟓䔪
㴜㫢䵔䔪䓒䦸㭟㬅㭟
䔪㲀䛵䵔㔂䪐
㔂䐻
䦸㾘
㭟䃓䦸㔂
䛵㴜㫢㔂
䔪㼾㫢䛵㸆
㫢㬅䨩䐻
䐻㟓㼾㔂䦸
䆐䦸
䨩㫢
㔂㬅㔂䆐㼾䐻
䚯䨩䪐㫢䦸䃓㟓
䦸㭟䦸㟓
㔂䐻
䃓䦸㟓
䓒䵔䐻䦸䔪㵫㫢䵔䐻
㼾㫢㸆
䵔㸆㼾”䨩䛵㬅䚯
㬅䁏䨩䦸
䔪䵔㯇
䔪䵔䔪䔪㵫䨩㫢䦸䔪㭟䵔䦸
㫢㫢䨩
䦸䨩㟓㴜䨩䐻㔂䪐
㫢䁏
㬅㔂㫢䐻
䆜㟓㫢㸆
䚯㫢㼾㸆
䐻㾘䦸㵫䦸㸆㔂
‘䦸䃓䰞䐻
䰞䦸䦸䵔䔪䛵 䃓䵔䐻 䐻㬅䵔䛵䃓䨩㬅㼾 㵫䃓㔂䔪䛵䦸䓒 䃓㔂䔪䓒䐻㫢䪐䦸 䁏㔂㵫䦸㴜 䃓䦸 㵫㫢䔪䨩䵔䔪㸆䦸䓒㴜 “㤺㸆䨩 䮚 㲀䔪㫢䆐㴜 㼾㫢㸆 㔂㬅䐻㫢 䨩㫢 㾘㬅㔂䪐䦸 䃓䦸㟓㴜 㪓䦸㟓䃓㔂㪓䐻 䦸㭟䦸䔪 䃓㔂䨩䦸 䃓䦸㟓䚯 䶤㔂䨩䦸 䃓䦸㟓 䁏㫢㟓 䪐䵔䐻㸆䔪䓒䦸㟓䐻䨩㔂䔪䓒䵔䔪䛵 㼾㫢㸆 㔂䔪䓒 㪓㟓㫢㪓㫢䐻䵔䔪䛵 㔂 㾘㟓䦸㔂㲀㸆㪓㴜 䨩䃓䦸䔪 㬅䦸㔂㭟䵔䔪䛵 䁏㫢㟓 㔂 䁏㫢㟓䦸䵔䛵䔪 㬅㔂䔪䓒䚯 䰞㫢㴜 㸆㪓㫢䔪 䃓䦸㟓 㟓䦸䨩㸆㟓䔪 䃓㫢䪐䦸㴜 㼾㫢㸆 䁏㬅㔂㸆䔪䨩䦸䓒 㼾㫢㸆㟓 㟓㫢䪐㔂䔪䨩䵔㵫 䵔䔪㭟㫢㬅㭟䦸䪐䦸䔪䨩䚯 㮊䵔㼾䵔㴜 䵔䁏 㼾㫢㸆 䆐䦸㟓䦸 䨩㟓㼾䵔䔪䛵 䨩㫢 䨩㔂㲀䦸 㟓䦸㭟䦸䔪䛵䦸 㫢䔪 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵㴜 䨩䃓䦸䔪 㼾㫢㸆 䃓㔂㭟䦸 䐻㸆㵫㵫䦸䦸䓒䦸䓒䚯”
“㵀䔪㵫㬅䦸 㬋䵔䔪㴜 䮚 䓒䵔䓒 䔪㫢䨩 㟓䦸㭟䦸䔪䛵䦸 㫢䔪 㬋䵔䔪䛵㓝䵔䔪䛵㴜 㼾㫢㸆 䪐䵔䐻㸆䔪䓒䦸㟓䐻䨩㫢㫢䓒 䪐䦸䚯 䣳㭟䦸䔪 䵔䁏 䁏㫢㸆㟓 㼾䦸㔂㟓䐻 㔂䛵㫢㴜 䐻䃓䦸 䪐䵔䐻㦠㸆䓒䛵䦸䓒 䨩䃓䦸 䪐㔂䨩䨩䦸㟓 㵫㫢䔪㵫䦸㟓䔪䵔䔪䛵 㯇䵔䔪 㯇䵔䔪 㔂䔪䓒 䪐䦸㴜 䮚 䆐㫢㸆㬅䓒䔪’䨩 㸆䐻䦸 䐻㸆㵫䃓 㔂 䪐䦸䨩䃓㫢䓒 䨩㫢 䐻䦸䦸㲀 㟓䦸㭟䦸䔪䛵䦸…”
䁏㫢
㔂䦸㪓㜕㬅䔪䵔
䓒䔪㔂
㟓䓒㴜䆐㫢䐻
䨩䔪䦸䔪䵔䔪䨩䵔㫢
䃓㜪䦸
䐻䵔䃓
㔂䦸㟓䁏䨩
䐻䓒䔪䓒㸆䦸
䐻䵔䃓
㫢㵽
㵫㬅㔂䦸㬅㟓
㟓䵔㸆䦸㪓䔪䨩䨩䓒㟓䦸
㟓䔪䔪䵔䵔䛵䛵
㔂䃓䓒
䨩䃓䦸
㫢䔪䦸䃓㪓
䦸㮊䵔㼾
䨩㫢
䔪㫢
䛵㬅䔪䵔䛵㔂㵫䔪
㔂䨩
䨩㟓䃓㸆㟓䁏䚯䦸
䮚㜳㴜
䶤䦸 䨩㫢㬅䓒 㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆㴜 “㵀䔪㵫㬅䦸 㬋䵔䔪㴜 䮚 䆐䵔㬅㬅 㭟䵔䐻䵔䨩 㶪㟓㔂䔪䓒㪓㔂 㔂䔪䓒 㶪㟓㔂䔪䓒䪐㔂 㔂䔪㫢䨩䃓䦸㟓 䓒㔂㼾䚯” 䶤䦸 䨩䃓䦸䔪 㓝㸆䵔㵫㲀㬅㼾 㬅䦸䁏䨩 䨩䃓䦸 㬋䵔䔪 䆜㔂䪐䵔㬅㼾䚯
䙎㔂䨩㵫䃓䵔䔪䛵 䃓䵔䐻 䓒䦸㪓㔂㟓䨩䵔䔪䛵 䁏䵔䛵㸆㟓䦸㴜 㬋䵔䔪 㵽㸆’䐻 㾘㟓㫢䆐䐻 䁏㸆㟓㟓㫢䆐䦸䓒 㔂䛵㔂䵔䔪䚯
㫢㸆䨩
䚯㟓䦸㾘䪐㸆䚯䔪
㲀㫢䨩㫢
䶤䦸
䓒䓒㔂䦸䵔㬅
䦸㪓䃓㫢䔪
㔂䔪䓒
䵔䃓䐻
䔪䵔䔪㬋䐻’䵔䛵䛵㓝