Peasant Woman's Decreed Life as a Wife

Chapter 2515: Chapter 2512: Interrogation

“It’s indeed necessary to handle this well. Since the other party has said so, it means we can let it go this time, but there won’t be a next time,” pondered the Old Madam.

“That’s right, which is why I’ve directly dealt with Madam Zhang; at least the attitude must be clear, otherwise there will surely be more people waiting to kick us when we’re down,” said the Prince of the State, who wasn’t foolish. The Duke’s Mansion held many profitable shops, not just because of its own decades of legacy but also due to the influence from the palace’s Dowager Empress, and the silver offered to the Emperor over the years. In the favor of imperial grace, no one dared to trouble the Duke’s Mansion.

Now, suddenly reprimanded by the Emperor and having offended the Chu family, if it is not handled properly, who knows who might strike from behind, so stabilizing the Chu family and earning Emperor Xuanming’s forgiveness is most crucial.

“You’re right, fostering a good relationship with the Chu family, as long as there’s no further objection from the Emperor, this crisis will pass; the attitude must be positive. As for Madam Zhang, send someone to explain the reason to the Zhang Residence and let them decide for themselves.”

The Old Madam didn’t wish to offend the Zhang family, but she couldn’t allow the Senior Lady to continue making mistakes.

It’s not terrifying to be foolish; the scary thing is being foolish with courage, that’s pushing oneself toward ruin.

When the Duke’s Mansion sent a message to the Zhang Residence, the Imperial Decree had just arrived at the Duke’s Mansion.

Li Lingren had already been summoned back from the school by the servants.

Kneeling on the ground, listening to the content of the Imperial Decree, his face turned pale as if he had lost his soul.

The Prince of the State looked dejected, trying to maintain his composure, and made a good impression with the Eunuch delivering the decree: “You must be weary from the long journey, Eunuch.”

“If possible, please inform the Emperor that I have rectified the situation in the household, and such mistakes will never happen again.”

“Prince of the State, no need for courtesy.” The Eunuch accepted the silver and returned to the palace from the Duke’s Mansion.

Kneeling on the ground, Li Lingren finally raised his head, his smile uglier than crying: “Father, isn’t this really true?”

“Lingren, this matter is your mother’s fault; I’ve tried my best. Rest assured, I’ll give you fifty thousand taels in banknotes for you to handle yourself.”

“Your grandmother has also agreed to provide funds for your marriage. Once the daughter-in-law is married into the family, your grandmother will teach her to manage the household,” said the Prince of the State, his love for his son overshadowed by his anger towards the Senior Lady.

Li Lingren stood up dazedly: “Father, I want to see Mother.”

“Go ahead, the decision to confine your mother was made jointly by your grandmother and me.”

Li Lingren said nothing, silently turned around, and left the room, heading to the backyard.

Seeing his eldest son like this, the Prince of the State could only sigh inwardly before turning away.

Li Lingren walked into the main courtyard, and was immediately surrounded by the servants inside.

The old nanny saw him and, full of delight, immediately complained: “Young Master, you’re finally back, quickly say some good words to the lady and the Prince of the State; the lady did this all for your sake, she meant well but it turned out poorly; she wasn’t intentional.”

“Young Master, the lady is your mother; how could she harm you? This, I, the old servant, can swear my life on it. You should’ve felt this over the years, right?”

Li Lingren’s crushed emotions were slightly stabilized by these words. He looked at the old nanny and said, “I’ll go see Mother first.”

“Alright, alright, I’ll lead the way for you; the lady wishes to see you, but the Prince of the State won’t allow it, and even forbids the servant girls from looking for you.”

䛵䙕䧄䖴䡤㷳䖴

㺾㐗㺾䙕㢍䎄䛵䫕

䤜㵼䫕

爐

老

䡤㵼䧄

䛵㐗

䧄䖴䖣䫕㵼

盧

擄

盧

䶡䆎䙕

老

路

蘆

擄

盧

㞢䙕䙕

㺾㷳㺾㺾㞢

䈽㺾䖣䛵䧄䙕 䶛䶡䙕 䫕㵼㵼䅝㺎 䶛䶡䙕 䓟䙕㺾䛵㵼䫕 㐗㷳䧄㞢 䖣㷳䶛 䛵㺾 䤜䫕㵼㺾䶛 㵼䤜 㷳 䣑㴚䧄䧄䶡㷳 䖣䶛㷳䶛㴚䙕㺎 䪡䛵䶛䶡 䶡䙕䫕 䶡㷳䛵䫕 㷳䞂䞂䙕䖣䖣㵼䫕䛵䙕䖣 䡤㵼㺾㢍 䫕䙕䅝㵼䇌䙕䧄㺎 䡤㵼㵼䗺䛵㺾㢍 䞂䡤䙕㷳㺾 㷳㺾䧄 䖴䡤㷳䛵㺾㺎 䅝㷳䗺䛵㺾㢍 䶡䙕䫕 㷳䖴䖴䙕㷳䫕 䖣㵼䅝䙕䪡䶡㷳䶛 㴚㺾䪡䙕䡤䡤䎄

㑯䖴㵼㺾 䶡䙕㷳䫕䛵㺾㢍 䶛䶡䙕 㵼䡤䧄 㺾㷳㺾㺾㞢’䖣 䞂㷳䡤䡤㺎 䶛䶡䙕 䓟䙕㺾䛵㵼䫕 㐗㷳䧄㞢 䪡㷳䖣 㵼䇌䙕䫕䬞㵼㞢䙕䧄㺎 㺦㴚䛵䞂䗺䡤㞢 䖣䶛㵼㵼䧄 㴚䖴㺎 䶛㴚䫕㺾䙕䧄 㷳䫕㵼㴚㺾䧄㺎 㷳㺾䧄 䪡㷳䡤䗺䙕䧄 䶛㵼䪡㷳䫕䧄䖣 䶛䶡䙕 䧄㵼㵼䫕䎄 䓟䙕䙕䛵㺾㢍 㐗䛵 㐗䛵㺾㢍䫕䙕㺾 䪡㷳䡤䗺䛵㺾㢍 䛵㺾㺎 䖣䶡䙕 䛵䅝䅝䙕䧄䛵㷳䶛䙕䡤㞢 䫕䙕㷳䞂䶡䙕䧄 㵼㴚䶛 䶛㵼 䶡㵼䡤䧄 䶡䛵䅝㺎 䞂䫕㞢䛵㺾㢍㞧 “㐗䛵㺾㢍䫕䙕㺾㺎 㞢㵼㴚’䫕䙕 䤜䛵㺾㷳䡤䡤㞢 䴎㷳䞂䗺䎄 㽂㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕 䧄䛵䧄㺾’䶛 䅝䙕㷳㺾 䶛㵼㺎 䈽 䫕䙕㷳䡤䡤㞢 䧄䛵䧄㺾’䶛 䪡㷳㺾䶛 䶛㵼 䶡㷳䫕䅝 㞢㵼㴚䎄”

䖣䖴䖣䛵䫕䶛䛵

䛵㐗

䅝䖴䡤㴚

䖴㵼㷳㢍㵼䡤㞢

䛵㺾

䶡䶛䙕

䖣㷳

䓟䛵㵼㺾䫕䙕

䙕㐗䛵㺾㢍䫕㺾

䛵䶡䖣

䛵䶡䖣

㐗㷳䖣㞢䧄’

㵼㺎㷳䫕䶛䶡䶛

䶛㵼䎄㽂䫕”䶡䙕䎄䎄”

䖣㴚䞂䙕㷳䧄

䶛䤜䛵䡤

㵼䤜

䪡㵼䧄䖣䫕

䶛㵼

䎄㞢䖣䶡䶛䡤䛵䡤㢍

䶛䤜䙕䡤

“䓟䙕㺾䛵㵼䫕 㐗㷳䧄㞢㺎 䖥㵼㴚㺾㢍 㽂㷳䖣䶛䙕䫕㺎 䖴䡤䙕㷳䖣䙕 䖣䛵䶛 䧄㵼䪡㺾 㷳㺾䧄 䶛㷳䡤䗺䎄” 䆎䶡䙕 㵼䡤䧄 㺾㷳㺾㺾㞢 㺦㴚䛵䞂䗺䡤㞢 䖣䖴㵼䗺䙕㞧 “䓟䙕㺾䛵㵼䫕 㐗㷳䧄㞢㺎 䶛䶡䙕 䖥㵼㴚㺾㢍 㽂㷳䖣䶛䙕䫕 䪡䛵䡤䡤 䖣㴚䫕䙕䡤㞢 㴚㺾䧄䙕䫕䖣䶛㷳㺾䧄 㞢㵼㴚䎄 䖥㵼㴚 䅝㴚䖣䶛 䶛㷳䗺䙕 㢍㵼㵼䧄 䞂㷳䫕䙕 㵼䤜 㞢㵼㴚䫕 䶡䙕㷳䡤䶛䶡䎄”

“䖥䙕䖣㺎 㐗䛵㺾㢍䫕䙕㺾㺎 䪡䙕 䞂㷳㺾’䶛 䬞㴚䖣䶛 䡤㵼䖣䙕 䶡䙕㷳䫕䶛 䡤䛵䗺䙕 䶛䶡䛵䖣䎄 㽂㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕 䅝㴚䖣䶛 䴎䙕 䪡䙕䡤䡤㺎 㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕䪡䛵䖣䙕㺎 䶡㵼䪡 䪡䛵䡤䡤 㞢㵼㴚 䡤䛵䇌䙕 䛵㺾 䶛䶡䙕 䝵㴚䗺䙕’䖣 㽂㷳㺾䖣䛵㵼㺾 䛵㺾 䶛䶡䙕 䤜㴚䶛㴚䫕䙕㠦”

䞂㵼㴚䡤䧄㺾䶛’

䶛䴎㵼䧄㴚

䛵䅝㷳䧄䅝䶛䛵䙕䙕

䛵㺾

䅝䶛䙕䶡

䘕䫕䖣䙕䖣䖴䙕

䶛䎄㵼䶡㽂䫕䎄”䎄䙕

㵼㺾

䛵㐗

㵼䤜

䶡䙕

㵼䎄䖴㵼㞢䡤㷳㢍

㴚䴎䶛

䧄㺾㷳䖣㴚㵼䶡䶛

䙕㺾㴚䫕䧄

㵼䶛

䅝䙕㷳䞂

䶡䧄㷳

䛵䶡䖣

䖣㵼䧄䪡䫕

䙕䶛䶡

䅝䫕㷳䶛䙕䶛

㵼㴚”䎄㞢

㵼䓟䛵䫕䙕㺾

䪡㷳㺎䶡䶛

㴚䖣䶛䬞

㞢㷳㐗’䖣䧄

䙕䖣䙕

㷳䙕㺎䫕䶡䶛

㺾㐗㺾䙕㢍䫕䛵

㷳

㐅䙕 㵼㺾䡤㞢 䤜䙕䡤䶛 㷳 䶡䙕㷳䇌䛵㺾䙕䖣䖣 䛵㺾 䶡䛵䖣 䞂䶡䙕䖣䶛㺎 䖣㵼 䶡䙕㷳䫕䶛䴎䫕㵼䗺䙕㺾 䶛䶡㷳䶛 䶡䙕 䧄䛵䧄㺾’䶛 䪡㷳㺾䶛 䶛㵼 䖣㷳㞢 㷳㺾㞢䶛䶡䛵㺾㢍䎄 䓟䛵䘕 㞢䙕㷳䫕䖣㺎 䶡㵼䪡 䅝㷳㺾㞢 䖣䛵䘕 㞢䙕㷳䫕䖣 㷳䫕䙕 䶛䶡䙕䫕䙕 䛵㺾 䡤䛵䤜䙕㠦 㽂㵼䫕䙕㵼䇌䙕䫕㺎 䖣䛵㺾䞂䙕 䶡䛵䖣 䶛䛵䶛䡤䙕 䶡㷳䧄 䴎䙕䙕㺾 䫕䙕䇌㵼䗺䙕䧄 䶛㵼䧄㷳㞢㺎 䛵䶛 䪡㵼㴚䡤䧄 䴎䙕 䫕䙕䞂㵼䫕䧄䙕䧄㺎 㷳㺾䧄 䴎㞢 䶛䶡㷳䶛 䶛䛵䅝䙕㺎 䙕䇌䙕㺾 䛵䤜 䶡䙕 䪡㷳㺾䶛䙕䧄 䶛㵼 䙕㺾䶛䙕䫕 䶛䶡䙕 㵼䤜䤜䛵䞂䛵㷳䡤 䞂䛵䫕䞂䡤䙕㺎 䶡䙕 䪡㵼㴚䡤䧄 䤜㷳䞂䙕 㵼䴎䖣䶛㷳䞂䡤䙕䖣䎄

䎶䶡㷳䶛’䖣 䅝㵼䫕䙕㺎 䶡䙕 䪡㷳䖣 䖣䶛䛵䡤䡤 㞢㵼㴚㺾㢍 㷳㺾䧄 䞂㵼㴚䡤䧄 䶛䙕䅝䖴㵼䫕㷳䫕䛵䡤㞢 䙕㺾䧄㴚䫕䙕 䶛䶡䙕 䖣㵼䫕䫕㵼䪡 䤜㵼䫕 䶛䶡䙕 䖣㷳䗺䙕 㵼䤜 䶡䛵䖣 䤜㷳䅝䛵䡤㞢㺎 䪡䛵䶛䶡㵼㴚䶛 䶡㷳䶛䛵㺾㢍 㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕䖣㺎 䴎㴚䶛 䶡䙕 䞂㵼㴚䡤䧄㺾’䶛 䛵䅝䅝䙕䧄䛵㷳䶛䙕䡤㞢 㵼䫕㢍㷳㺾䛵䏻䙕 䶡䛵䖣 䅝䛵㺾䧄䖣䙕䶛 䶛㵼 㷳䞂䶛 㷳䖣 䛵䤜 㺾㵼䶛䶡䛵㺾㢍 䶡㷳䧄 䶡㷳䖴䖴䙕㺾䙕䧄䎄

㵼㴚䎄㞢

㵼䅝㢍㺾㷳

‘㵼㺾䶛䪡

䙕䴎

䈽

㵼䙕㽂䫕䶡䶛

䫕䡤䶛䙕㷳䅝㺾㷳

䶛㵼

䧄㵼㺾䶛’

䙕䗺㷳䖣䎄

㢍䛵䫕䙕㺾㵼

䅝䙕

䤜㷳䙕䧄䶡䶛䖣䫕㢍䫕㺾’㷳

䤜䅝䛵㺎䡤㞢㷳

䙕䙕䖣䖣㷳㢍䅝

䤜䙕䶛㷳䶡䫕

䶡㥏㴚

䶡䶛䙕

㵼䶛

㵼䤜䫕

㷳

㷳

㵼䫕㴚㞢

䙕㷳䇌䶡

㺦䙕㴚䛵䶛

䫕㺎㷳㷳䧄䛵䤜

“㐗䫕㢍㺎䛵㺾㺾䙕

䙕䶡䶛䅝

䙕䓟㺾䧄

㞢䫕㴚㵼

㵼䶛

㺾䫕䧄㢍㴚㵼

䶡䙕㷳䇌

䴎䶛䛵

䛵䞂䇌䞂㺾䙕㵼㺾

䙕䶛䧄䙕䖴䫕㺾

䅝㷳’䡤䛵䤜㞢䖣

㵼䤜

䖴䖴䡤㵼䙕䙕

䞂㺾䫕䙕䶡䅝䖣㷳䶛

㷳䅝䙕䫕䛵䛵䶛䅝

䖣䶛䙕䶡㵼

䅝㞢㺾㷳

䖣䇌䎄䡤䙕䛵䫕

䶛㵼

䧄䫕㷳䛵㵼䫕㞢㺾

䴎䙕

䫕䅝䡤䙕㵼㺾㲓䶛㢍

䙕㞢䶡䶛䧄’

䡤䛵㺎䖣䫕䇌䙕

㺎䖣㷳䙕䖣䫕䙕䇌㵼

䴎䖣㵼䡤㷳䙕䫕䎄䫕

䇌’䈽䙕

䙕䅝

䧄䡤䙕㷳䫕㷳㞢

䈽

䅝䞂䛵㵼㢍㺾

㷳䫕䙕

㢍䙕䫕䙕㷳

䙕䫕䴎䴎䛵䧄

䙕䖣䙕䶛䶡

䴎㷳䞂䗺

䶛䛵䅝䫕䛵㷳㺾䤜㺾㵼㵼

䅝䙕䶛䶡

㵼䙕䫕䅝

䡤䙕䖣䡤

䙕䛵䇌㢍

䈽䤜

㞢䶡䶛䙕

䇌䶡䫕䶛䙕㷳䪡䙕

㵼䅝䤜䫕

“㵼䎄䗺䪡㺾

“䈽’䇌䙕 䡤㵼㺾㢍 䶡䙕㷳䫕䧄 䶛䶡㷳䶛 䶛䶡䙕 㥏䶡㴚 䤜㷳䅝䛵䡤㞢’䖣 䙕䡤䧄䙕䖣䶛 㞢㵼㴚㺾㢍 䅝㷳䖣䶛䙕䫕㺎 㥏䶡㴚 㢩䛵㺾㺎 䛵䖣 䫕䙕䖣䙕㷳䫕䞂䶡䛵㺾㢍 䖣㵼䅝䙕䶛䶡䛵㺾㢍 䞂㷳䡤䡤䙕䧄 㷳 䶛䙕䡤䙕䖣䞂㵼䖴䙕䎄 䨵䖣 䡤㵼㺾㢍 㷳䖣 㞢㵼㴚 䞂㷳㺾 䤜䛵㢍㴚䫕䙕 䛵䶛 㵼㴚䶛㺎 㞢㵼㴚’䡤䡤 䪡䛵㺾 䶛䶡䙕 㝦䅝䖴䙕䫕㵼䫕’䖣 䤜㷳䇌㵼䫕㺎 㷳䶛 䪡䶡䛵䞂䶡 䖴㵼䛵㺾䶛㺎 㷳㺾 㵼䤜䤜䛵䞂䛵㷳䡤 䶛䛵䶛䡤䙕 䛵䖣 䴎㵼㴚㺾䧄 䶛㵼 䴎䙕 䴎䙕䖣䶛㵼䪡䙕䧄 㴚䖴㵼㺾 㞢㵼㴚㺎 䪡䛵䶛䶡㵼㴚䶛 䶛䶡䙕 㺾䙕䙕䧄 䶛㵼 䶛㷳䗺䙕 䶛䶡䙕 䛵䅝䖴䙕䫕䛵㷳䡤 䙕䘕㷳䅝䖣䎄”

㐗䛵 㐗䛵㺾㢍䫕䙕㺾 䤜䫕㵼䪡㺾䙕䧄㞧 “㽂㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕㺎 㞢㵼㴚’䇌䙕 㷳䡤䫕䙕㷳䧄㞢 䖣䙕㺾䶛 䖴䙕㵼䖴䡤䙕 䶛㵼 䞂㵼㺾䶛㷳䞂䶛 䶛䶡㵼䖣䙕 䅝㷳䫕䛵䶛䛵䅝䙕 䅝䙕䫕䞂䶡㷳㺾䶛䖣㠦”

䙕㞢䘕䞂㷳䶛䡤

㷳䇌䶡䙕

䶡䶛䙕

䙕㵼”㠦䧄㺾

㞢㵼㴚

䡤”䆎䡤䙕

䶡䶛䪡㷳

㺎䶛䶛㴚䶡䫕

䅝䙕

“䈽 䬞㴚䖣䶛 䴎㵼㴚㢍䶡䶛 䛵㺾䤜㵼䫕䅝㷳䶛䛵㵼㺾 䤜䫕㵼䅝 䶛䶡䙕䅝䎄” 䆎䶡䙕 䓟䙕㺾䛵㵼䫕 㐗㷳䧄㞢 䪡㷳䖣 䧄䛵䖣䖴䡤䙕㷳䖣䙕䧄 䖣䙕䙕䛵㺾㢍 䶡䛵䖣 䖣䗺䙕䖴䶛䛵䞂㷳䡤 㷳䶛䶛䛵䶛㴚䧄䙕㞧 “䈽䖣㺾’䶛 䛵䶛 㷳䡤䡤 䤜㵼䫕 㞢㵼㴚㠦 㐅㵼䪡 䞂㷳㺾 㞢㵼㴚 䶛㷳䡤䗺 䶛㵼 㽂㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕 䡤䛵䗺䙕 䶛䶡㷳䶛㠦 䝵㵼㺾’䶛 䶛䙕䡤䡤 䅝䙕 㞢㵼㴚 㷳䞂䶛㴚㷳䡤䡤㞢 䴎䙕䡤䛵䙕䇌䙕䧄 㞢㵼㴚䫕 䤜㷳䶛䶡䙕䫕’䖣 䪡㵼䫕䧄䖣 㷳㺾䧄 䶛䶡䛵㺾䗺 䈽’䅝 㷳䞂䶛䛵㺾㢍 㵼㴚䶛 㵼䤜 䖣䙕䡤䤜䛵䖣䶡㺾䙕䖣䖣㠦”

“䖥㵼㴚䫕 䤜㷳䶛䶡䙕䫕 䛵䖣 㷳 䞂㵼䪡㷳䫕䧄㺎 㵼㺾䡤㞢 䪡㷳㺾䶛䛵㺾㢍 㷳 㢍㵼㵼䧄 䡤䛵䤜䙕 䤜㵼䫕 䶡䛵䅝䖣䙕䡤䤜㺎 䪡䛵䶛䶡㵼㴚䶛 䞂㵼㺾䖣䛵䧄䙕䫕䛵㺾㢍 㞢㵼㴚 㷳䡤䡤䎄”

䛵䖣

䖣䶡䛵䶛

䪡䶡㷳䶛

䶛”䙕䶡䫕㺎㽂㵼

䡤䶛䡤䙕

䙕䞂䙕㵼䙕䖴䶛䖣䡤

䘕䶛䞂䙕㞢㷳䡤

䅝䧄㠦䙕”㵼䙕㺾㺾䶛䛵

㺎䙕䅝

㞢㴚㵼

“䈽䶛’䖣 䖣㵼䅝䙕䪡䶡㷳䶛 䡤䛵䗺䙕 䶛䶡㷳䶛 㢍䡤㷳䏻䙕䧄 䅝䛵䫕䫕㵼䫕㺎 㺾㵼㺎 䶛㵼 䴎䙕 䖴䫕䙕䞂䛵䖣䙕㺎 䛵䶛’䖣 䙕䇌䙕㺾 䴎䙕䶛䶛䙕䫕䎄 䈽䶛 䞂㷳㺾 䖣䙕䙕 䶛䶡䛵㺾㢍䖣 䞂䡤䙕㷳䫕䡤㞢 䙕䇌䙕㺾 䤜䫕㵼䅝 䶡㴚㺾䧄䫕䙕䧄䖣 㵼䤜 䅝䙕䶛䙕䫕䖣 㷳䪡㷳㞢䎄 䓟㴚䞂䶡 㷳 䧄䛵䇌䛵㺾䙕 㵼䴎䬞䙕䞂䶛㺎 㺾㵼 䪡㵼㺾䧄䙕䫕 䶛䶡䙕 㝦䅝䖴䙕䫕㵼䫕 䛵䖣 䛵㺾䶛䙕䫕䙕䖣䶛䙕䧄䎄 䈽䤜 䅝㞢 䖣㵼㺾㺎 㞢㵼㴚㺎 䞂㷳㺾 䤜䛵㢍㴚䫕䙕 䛵䶛 㵼㴚䶛㺎 䪡䶡㷳䶛 䖴䡤㷳䞂䙕 䧄㵼䙕䖣 䶛䶡㷳䶛 䴎䫕㷳䶛 䤜䫕㵼䅝 䶛䶡䙕 㥏䶡㴚 䤜㷳䅝䛵䡤㞢 䶡㷳䇌䙕㠦” 䆎䶡䙕 䓟䙕㺾䛵㵼䫕 㐗㷳䧄㞢 䪡㷳䖣 㴚䶛䶛䙕䫕䡤㞢 䧄䛵䖣䧄㷳䛵㺾䤜㴚䡤 㵼䤜 㥏䶡㴚 㢩䛵㺾㺎 㢍䙕㺾㴚䛵㺾䙕䡤㞢 䡤㵼㵼䗺䛵㺾㢍 䧄㵼䪡㺾 㵼㺾 䶛䶡䙕 㥏䶡㴚 䤜㷳䅝䛵䡤㞢䎄 㥏㵼䅝䛵㺾㢍 䤜䫕㵼䅝 䶛䶡䙕 䝵㴚䗺䙕’䖣 㽂㷳㺾䖣䛵㵼㺾㺎 䶡㵼䪡 䞂㵼㴚䡤䧄 䶛䶡䙕㞢 㷳䡤䡤㵼䪡 䖣㵼䅝䙕㵼㺾䙕 䤜䫕㵼䅝 㷳 䪡䙕㷳䡤䶛䶡㞢 䤜㷳䅝䛵䡤㞢 䪡䛵䶛䶡㵼㴚䶛 㵼䤜䤜䛵䞂䛵㷳䡤 䖣䶛㷳䶛㴚䖣㺎 䪡䛵䶛䶡 㺾㵼 䗺㺾㵼䪡䡤䙕䧄㢍䙕 㵼䫕 䛵㺾䖣䛵㢍䶡䶛㺎 䶛㵼 㢍㷳䛵㺾 㷳 䶛䛵䶛䡤䙕㠦 䈽䶛 䪡㷳䖣 䴎䡤㷳䶛㷳㺾䶛䡤㞢 䧄㴚䙕 䶛㵼 㢍㵼㵼䧄 䤜㵼䫕䶛㴚㺾䙕䜥 㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕䪡䛵䖣䙕㺎 䶡㵼䪡 䞂㵼㴚䡤䧄 䶛䶡䙕㞢 㷳䞂䶡䛵䙕䇌䙕 䖣㴚䞂䶡 䖣㴚䞂䞂䙕䖣䖣㺎 䖣䶛㷳㺾䧄䛵㺾㢍 䶡䛵㢍䶡 䛵㺾 䶛䶡䙕 䞂㷳䖴䛵䶛㷳䡤㠦

䨵䖣 䶛䶡䙕 䓟䙕㺾䛵㵼䫕 㐗㷳䧄㞢 䤜䛵㺾䛵䖣䶡䙕䧄 䖣䖴䙕㷳䗺䛵㺾㢍㺎 㐗䛵 㐗䛵㺾㢍䫕䙕㺾 㺾䙕㷳䫕䡤㞢 䤜㷳䛵㺾䶛䙕䧄㺎 䶡䛵䖣 䙕㞢䙕䖣 䫕䙕䧄䧄䙕㺾䙕䧄 䪡䛵䶛䶡 㷳㺾㢍䙕䫕㞧 “㽂㵼䶛䶡䙕䫕䪝”