Shadows of the Deep Space

Capítulo 1519: Chapter 508: Rich Lady (Part 3)

“Hundred-year store celebration, everything 10% off, prices starting from just ten million…”

Su Ming looked at the price and shook his head slightly.

“Mr. Su Ming, what’s wrong?”

Long Ying asked with a smile.

“The spending here really isn’t cheap for the average person.”

Su Ming said with some sentiment.

“Haha, if it were someone else saying this, I’d find it normal. But for you, this shouldn’t be a big deal.”

Long Ying replied with a light laugh.

Just as Su Ming was about to respond to Long Ying, a surprised voice suddenly came through.

“Honey!”

Su Ming and Long Ying froze for a moment and turned their heads.

They saw a wealthy woman standing at 1.6 meters tall, weighing 260 pounds, with big wavy blonde hair, wearing a plus-sized dress, and adorned with dazzling gem rings, excitedly rushing towards Su Ming.

Su Ming quickly reached out, pulling Long Ying aside to dodge.

Ouch!

The wealthy woman suddenly missed her mark and fell heavily to the ground.

Two fashionably dressed young women rushed up in panic, helping her up and asking anxiously.

“Lena, are you okay?”

“I’m fine, don’t worry about me. Honey, I’ve finally found you!”

Lena, filled with joy, walked towards Su Ming, reaching out to hug him.

Su Ming stepped back, face dark, and warned in a deep voice.

“Stop, don’t come any closer or I won’t be polite.”

“Honey, don’t be like this. I barely managed to find you.”

“Who are you? I don’t know you at all.”

“Su Ming, I’m Lena, your wife!”

Lena said to Su Ming with a heartbroken expression.

At this moment, all the surrounding passersby gathered to watch the unfolding drama.

“Madam, please hold yourself with dignity.”

Su Ming restrained his anger and said in a deep voice.

“Su Ming, don’t go too far. You used to call me Sweetie, and now you just call me Madam? You’re turning your back on me?”

Lena cried and complained.

Lena’s friends started scolding too.

“Su Ming, you heartless man, how can you be so ruthless, turning your back on her?”

“It’s ridiculous, Lena has been looking all over for you!”

…

“What nonsense are you spouting? I’ve never seen her, let alone be her husband.”

Su Ming said with a dark face.

“Wow, truly a scamming scumbag, cheating Lena out of so much money and now just denying it with a single sentence. Brothers and sisters, judge this!”

Lena’s friends angrily accused.

The passerby started talking too.

“That’s right, this Su Ming really is a scumbag!”

“Not long ago, they seemed so in love, and now he’s pretending to be clueless, not even recognizing his own wife.”

…

Su Ming listened to the crowd’s chatter, furrowing his brows into a knot, sensing something wasn’t right.

If this was a scam set up by Lena, there’s no reason for the surrounding shoppers to back her up, and with such convincing arguments.

In this commercial district, most people are wealthy, not the kind you could hire as accomplices.

So, Su Ming spoke solemnly.

“Miss Lena, you have the wrong person.”

“That’s impossible, I even have wedding photos with you!”

Lena said, tapping her bracelet and projecting a virtual image. The image displayed Su Ming dressed in a suit, arm in arm with Lena in a white wedding dress.

Seeing the image, Su Ming was taken aback. He had indeed seen this image before. Wasn’t this the prank from Star Cluster Forum mocking him? Unexpectedly, it turned out to be real.

He closely inspected the person in the image, who looked very similar to him. If you really had to say what was different, it was the entirely different aura. It was clear someone was using his identity to cheat others.

At this time, Long Ying noticed Su Ming’s unnatural expression and looked at him questioningly.

“Mr. Su Ming, what’s wrong?”

“Nothing, I’ve seen this image on the forum, but I really don’t know her.”

Su Ming said, somewhat annoyed.

Actually, Su Ming wasn’t too angry about being impersonated, but the problem was the impostor’s terrible taste, choosing someone so unattractive. Lena then spoke out, saddened.

“Honey, have you been bewitched by that ugly woman beside you? Remember how, when you were down and injured, I personally took care of you and saved you! Back then, you explicitly said you liked someone with a bit of meat on her and even praised me as cute.”

Seeing this scene, the surrounding passersby also spoke awkwardly.

“Miss Lena, although we sympathize with you and stand by your side, what you said isn’t right. The lady next to him really is pretty.”

“That’s right.”

…

Long Ying watched the scene, also feeling quite amused. Of course, she wouldn’t foolishly believe Su Ming actually had any connection with the woman in front of him.

“Nonsense, I’m the prettiest!”

Listening to the crowd’s discussion, Lena angrily retorted.

At this moment, Xia Lan and Vivian, carrying shopping bags, walked over from a distance.

“Seventh Sister, why are so many people gathered over there?”

Xia Lan asked curiously.

“Not sure, let’s go over and take a look.”

Vivian replied with interest.

As the two approached, Xia Lan suddenly exclaimed with delight.

“Isn’t that Su Ming? What’s happening with him?”

“Not sure, seems like he’s encountered some trouble.”

Vivian replied with a smile.

“Wait, that woman next to Su Ming looks so familiar.”

Xia Lan suddenly noticed Long Ying and exclaimed in shock.

“That’s Long Ying, the cherished daughter of Long Chen from the Dragon Pattern Group. She’s quite formidable.”

“Seventh Sister, you were right before, Mr. Su Ming surely isn’t short of outstanding women around him.”

虜

㜝䩨䲱䕂

老

盧

䯲㜝’䟇㺹

㢸㘡䒛䲱

䲱䦳

㤝

擄

䒛䲱㺹

䓣䮼㮠䪮㺹”

㺹䵻㜝㤝

䵻䯲㥍䲱”䲱

㺹䪮䮼䟇

盧

䒛㤝㝑

老

蘆

魯

䩨䮼㜝㺹㜝

㺹㢵㼡䲱㤝

䟇䪮㜝䟇㺹䩨䧝

虜

櫓

㺹㤝䯲䵻

㞏’㜝䟇㺹

㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 䟇㤝䪮㝑 㺹䲱 䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛㘡

“䃾䯲䩨䪮䦳䮼㺹㥍”

䒛㞏㤝

䪮㤝䦷

䲱䒛㝑㝑㝑㘡㜝

䃾㺹 㺹䮼䪮䟇 㓦䲱㓦㜝䒛㺹䧝 䝢㼡䟇㺹 㤝䟇 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 㢸㤝䟇 㤝㢵䲱㼡㺹 㺹䲱 䋵㼡䩨㺹䮼㜝䩨 㸽䲱䒛䋵䩨䲱䒛㺹 㞏㜝䒛㤝䧝 㤝 䋵㤝㓦䪮䯲䪮㤝䩨 䕂䲱䪮㸽㜝 㸽㤝䯲䯲㜝㝑 䲱㼡㺹㘡

“䭩䩨㘡 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳㥍”

䦳䪮䭩䒛

䳇䲱䯲䒛

䪮㾫䪮䒛㤝䕂

㺹㜝䩨㤝䯲㺹㝑䟇

㝑㼡䒛䩨㜝㺹

䦳㺹䪮䯲䮼䯲䟇䳇

㺹䲱

䪮䦷㤝

䋵㓦䲱䩨

㞏㤝䒛

㝑㤝䒛

㢸㤝䟇

㜝䟇㜝

㘡㸽䲱㝑㢸䩨

㼡䓣

䦳䩨㜝䦳䒛㓦䪮㜝

䮼㺹㜝

䒛㝑㤝

䲱䧝䒛㤝㝑䩨㼡

“䭩䪮䟇䟇 䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛䧝 䭩䪮䟇䟇 㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛㘡”

䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 䦳䩨㜝㜝㺹㜝㝑 䓽䲱䯲䪮㺹㜝䯲䳇㘡

䩨㜝䃾

㺹䲱

䩨䭩㘡”

㜝㝑䮼㤝䒛㜝䓽䓽

㼡䳇䲱

䒛䪮

䀛䲱䳇㼡

䋵䲱

㼡䓣

䦳䧝䒛䪮䭩

䪮㝑䵻䒛

䟇䲱㓦㜝

䲱㺹㜝㼡㢵䩨䯲䀛”

䮼㺹㢸’㤝䟇

㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 㜝䯲㜝䦳㤝䒛㺹䯲䳇 㸽㼡䩨㺹䟇䪮㜝㝑 㤝䒛㝑 㤝䟇䵻㜝㝑 㢸䪮㺹䮼 㤝 䟇㓦䪮䯲㜝㘡

“䡖䮼䪮䟇 䯲㤝㝑䳇 䮼㜝䩨㜝 䮼㤝䟇 䪮䒛㜝㮠䓽䯲䪮㸽㤝㢵䯲䳇 㸽䯲㤝䪮㓦㜝㝑 䯎’㓦 䮼㜝䩨 䮼㼡䟇㢵㤝䒛㝑 㤝䒛㝑 䮼㤝䟇 䟇㢸䪮䒛㝑䯲㜝㝑 㤝 䯲䲱㺹 䲱䋵 㓦䲱䒛㜝䳇㘡”

㼡䓣

䟇䓽䮼㜝㘡䯲䟇䯲㜝䳇䯲

㜝㜝㝑䩨䓽䯲䪮

㺹㤝䩨䮼㜝䩨

䭩䪮䒛䦳

“䋜㼡䮼䀛”

㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 㤝䒛㝑 䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛 㢸㜝䩨㜝 㺹㤝䵻㜝䒛 㤝㢵㤝㸽䵻 㼡䓽䲱䒛 䮼㜝㤝䩨䪮䒛䦳 㺹䮼䪮䟇㘡

䒛㝑㤝

㜝㞏䒛㤝

㺹㤝

㜝䮼㺹䳇

㢸䪮䮼㺹

䟇䪮㝑㘡㤝

㜝䯲䲱䵻㝑䲱

䮼㜝䒛䡖

䩨䓽䪮㼡䟇䩨㜝䟇

“䯎䟇䒛’㺹 㺹䮼䪮䟇 䭩䪮䟇䟇 㞏㜝䒛㤝 䋵䩨䲱㓦 㺹䮼㜝 䊗㤝㝑䪮䒛䦳䯲䲱 䋵㤝㓦䪮䯲䳇䀛”

“䊗㤝㝑䪮䒛䦳䯲䲱 䋵㤝㓦䪮䯲䳇䀛”

㝑䯲㜝㤝䦳䒛䪮

䦳䪮䟇’䭩䒛

䪮㺹䟇䮼

䯲䩨䓽䩨䳇㤝㓦䪮䪮

䟇㤝㢸

䟇䮼㜝䕂㜝䒛㺹

㜝㢵

䮼㺹㜝

㮠䧝㜝䲱䩄

㜝㤝䒛㓦䀏

㺹䮼㜝

㼡䓣

䪮䒛

䲱䋵

㓦䋵䳇䯲㤝䪮

䳇䯲㝑㜝㜝䪮

㜝䩨䒛䮼䦳㤝䪮

㸽䯲㸽䲱䳇䩨䩨㜝䧝㺹

䯎䋵

㜝䮼

㺹䳇䮼㜝

䒛䲱

䩨䟇㺹㜝㜝㺹䯲㤝䒛䯲䪮䩨

㝑䮼㸽㢸㺹㜝㺹䪮

䳇䟇䯲䦳䯲㺹䮼䪮

䩨㜝㢵㜝㝑㓦㜝㜝䩨㓦

䟇䯲䯲㤝㓦

䓣㤝䪮㺹䒛

㼡䓽䲱䒛

䲱㺹

㜝䟇㝑㜝㜝㓦

㨐䒛䲱㺹㸽䦳䯲䟇㤝㝑䪮䒛㜝

㺹㤝䩨䟇㺹䒛䩨䲱䓽㘡

䟇䋵㤝㓦䯲䪮䳇’

䪮䳇㓦㤝䋵䯲㘡

“䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛䧝 䳇䲱㼡 㢵㜝 㺹䮼㜝 䝢㼡㝑䦳㜝㘡 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 䮼㤝䟇 㤝㢵㤝䒛㝑䲱䒛㜝㝑 㓦㜝 㝑㜝䟇䓽䪮㺹㜝 䓽䩨䲱㓦䪮䟇䪮䒛䦳 㤝 䯲䪮䋵㜝㺹䪮㓦㜝 㺹䲱䦳㜝㺹䮼㜝䩨㘡”

㞏㜝䒛㤝 㸽䩨䪮㜝㝑 㺹䲱 㺹䮼㜝 㺹㢸䲱 䲱䋵 㺹䮼㜝㓦㘡

䒛㞏㤝

䦳䒛䭩䪮

䟇㝑䧝䲱㢸䩨

㝑㤝䒛

䦷䪮㤝

䓣㼡

㤝䟇㜝䵻㝑

䯲䵻㝑㜝䲱䲱

䩨䮼㜝䪮㤝䒛䦳

㓦䯲㘡䟇䪮㜝

㺹㤝

㞏㜝’㤝䒛䟇

㢸䪮䮼㺹

㤝

䲱䱛䒛䓽

“䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳䧝 䟇䲱 䳇䲱㼡 䯲䪮䵻㜝 㺹䮼㜝㓦 䓽䯲㼡㓦䓽䀛”

“䪢䲱 㢸㤝䳇䧝 㝑䲱䒛’㺹 㺹㤝䯲䵻 䒛䲱䒛䟇㜝䒛䟇㜝㘡 䯎 䝢㼡䟇㺹 㺹䮼䪮䒛䵻 䟇䯲䪮䦳䮼㺹䯲䳇 䋵㼡䯲䯲㜝䩨 䦳䪮䩨䯲䟇 㤝䩨㜝 䒛䪮㸽㜝䧝 㢵㼡㺹 䯎 㢸䲱㼡䯲㝑䒛’㺹 䦳䲱 㤝䟇 䋵㤝䩨 㤝䟇 㺹䲱 䋵㤝䒛㸽䳇 㤝 䋵㤝㺹 䓽䪮䦳㘡”

䮼㢸䪮㺹

㜝㺹䩨㜝䮼

㺹㤝㘡㜝㺹䟇

䒛䩨䦳㢸䲱

㝑䋵䒛㺹䒛䪮㜝䲱㸽

㜝䩨㜝㺹䩨䲱㺹㝑

䓣㼡

䟇㢸㤝

䧝䪮㺹㤝䩨㢵䯲䳇䩨䪮

㺹㤝㺹䮼

䪮䒛䦳䭩

䒛䲱䦳䒛䮼㺹䪮

䮼䟇䪮

䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛 䟇㤝㢸 㺹䮼㤝㺹 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 㢸㤝䟇 㤝 㢵䪮㺹 㤝䒛䒛䲱䳇㜝㝑䧝 㤝䒛㝑 㺹䮼㜝䒛 㺹㼡䩨䒛㜝㝑 㺹䲱 㞏㜝䒛㤝㘡

“㞏㜝䒛㤝䧝 䯎’㓦 䒛䲱㺹 㺹䩨䳇䪮䒛䦳 㺹䲱 䓽㼡㺹 䳇䲱㼡 㝑䲱㢸䒛䧝 㢵㼡㺹 䳇䲱㼡 㢸㜝䩨㜝 䓽䩨䲱㢵㤝㢵䯲䳇 㝑㜝㸽㜝䪮䕂㜝㝑㘡 䮌䕂㜝䒛 䪮䋵 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 䮼㤝䟇 㺹㜝䩨䩨䪮㢵䯲㜝 㺹㤝䟇㺹㜝䧝 䮼㜝 㢸䲱㼡䯲㝑䒛’㺹 䋵㤝䒛㸽䳇 䳇䲱㼡䧝 䯲㜝㺹 㤝䯲䲱䒛㜝 㸽䮼㜝㤝㺹 䳇䲱㼡 䲱㼡㺹 䲱䋵 㓦䲱䒛㜝䳇㘡”

㞏㤝䧝䒛

䳇䩨䪮䦳㺹䒛

㢵䟇䀛䒛㼡㤝㝑”䮼

㤝䦷䪮”

䟇㺹䯲㜝㤝

䲱䟇

䲱㼡䳇

㼡䲱䳇

㓦䳇

㜝䩨㤝

䟇䟇䪮㜝㜝䕂㸽㮠㜝㘡

䃾䩨㜝

㺹䲱

㞏㜝䒛㤝 㢸㤝䟇 䪮䒛䟇㺹㤝䒛㺹䯲䳇 䋵㼡䩨䪮䲱㼡䟇䧝 㤝㸽㸽㼡䟇䪮䒛䦳 䪮䒛㝑䪮䦳䒛㤝䒛㺹䯲䳇㘡

“䶕䮼䧝 䪮䋵 㓦䳇 䲱䓽䓽䲱䒛㜝䒛㺹 㢸㤝䟇 䲱䒛䯲䳇 䳇䲱㼡䧝 㺹䮼㤝㺹 㢸䲱㼡䯲㝑 㢵㜝 䦳䩨㜝㤝㺹㥍”

㤝

䪮䦷㤝

㘡䟇䦳䪮䮼

㝑㜝㜝䯲䪮䓽䩨

㞏㤝䒛

㢸䪮㺹䮼

“䛣䲱㼡㥍”

㞏㜝䒛㤝’䟇 䋵㤝㸽㜝 䪮䒛䟇㺹㤝䒛㺹䯲䳇 㺹㼡䩨䒛㜝㝑 䩨㜝㝑 㢸䪮㺹䮼 㤝䒛䦳㜝䩨㘡

䃾㺹

䮼䪮㝑㓦㸽㜝

㓦䲱㓦䒛䧝㺹㜝

㘡䪮䒛

㺹䮼䟇䪮

䕂䪮㤝㾫䪮䒛

䯲㤝䟇䲱

“㞏㜝䒛㤝䧝 䟇㺹䲱䓽 㸽㤝㼡䟇䪮䒛䦳 㤝 䟇㸽㜝䒛㜝 䮼㜝䩨㜝㘡 䛣䲱㼡 䟇䮼䲱㼡䯲㝑 㵞㼡䪮㸽䵻䯲䳇 䦳䲱 䋵䪮䒛㝑 㺹䮼㤝㺹 㸽䲱䒛 㤝䩨㺹䪮䟇㺹㘡”

“䃾䯲䩨䪮䦳䮼㺹䧝 㤝䯲䯲 䲱䋵 䳇䲱㼡 㤝䩨㜝 㢵㼡䯲䯲䳇䪮䒛䦳 㓦㜝䀏 㺹䮼䪮䟇 䪮䟇 䒛䲱㺹 䲱䕂㜝䩨㘡 䯎 㢸䲱䒛’㺹 䯲㜝㺹 䳇䲱㼡 㺹㤝䵻㜝 㓦䳇 䮼㼡䟇㢵㤝䒛㝑㘡”

㘡䳇䯲䩨䦳䒛䪮㤝

㝑㤝䟇䪮

䒛㤝㜝㞏

“㞏㜝䒛㤝䧝 䯲㜝㺹’䟇 䦳䲱㘡”

䩄㼡䟇㺹 㺹䮼㜝䒛䧝 㞏㜝䒛㤝’䟇 䟇䪮䟇㺹㜝䩨 㢵㜝䟇䪮㝑㜝 䮼㜝䩨䧝 䟇㜝㜝䪮䒛䦳 䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛 㤝䒛㝑 㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 䟇㺹㤝䒛㝑䪮䒛䦳 㼡䓽 䋵䲱䩨 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳䧝 㸽䲱㼡䯲㝑 䲱䒛䯲䳇 䓽㼡䯲䯲 䮼㜝䩨 㤝㢸㤝䳇㘡

㢸䩨㜝㜝

䯲㤝䋵䟇䧝㜝䪮㓦䪮

㢸㜝㜝䩨

㜝㜝䯲䟇㘡䯲䕂

䩨㜝㜝㺹䮼

䲱㓦䋵䩨

㝑䯲㜝䩨䒛䪮䮼㸽

㜝䮼䳇㺹

䦳㼡䮼䲱䮼㺹䯲䃾

䒛䩨㜝䓽䲱㓦㺹䪮䒛

䡖䮼㜝 䋜㜝㤝䕂㜝䒛䯲䳇 䥔㤝䟇㜝 䋵㤝㓦䪮䯲䳇 㢸㤝䟇 䟇㜝㸽䲱䒛㝑 䲱䒛䯲䳇 㺹䲱 㺹䮼㜝 䭩䲱䩨䩨䪮䟇 㚸㤝㓦䪮䯲䳇䧝 㤝䒛㝑 㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 㢸㤝䟇 㺹䮼㜝 㤝䓽䓽䯲㜝 䲱䋵 㺹䮼㜝 䋜㜝㤝䕂㜝䒛䯲䳇 䥔㤝䟇㜝 䎊䯲㤝䒛 㞏㜝㤝㝑㜝䩨’䟇 㜝䳇㜝䀏 䲱䋵䋵㜝䒛㝑䪮䒛䦳 㺹䮼㜝㓦 㢸䲱㼡䯲㝑 㢵㜝 㝑䪮䟇㤝䟇㺹䩨䲱㼡䟇㘡

䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 䟇㤝㢸 㺹䮼㤝㺹 㺹䮼㜝 䟇䓽㜝㸽㺹㤝㸽䯲㜝 䮼㤝㝑 㜝䒛㝑㜝㝑 㤝䒛㝑 㢵䩨㜝㤝㺹䮼㜝㝑 㤝 䟇䯲䪮䦳䮼㺹 䟇䪮䦳䮼 䲱䋵 䩨㜝䯲䪮㜝䋵䧝

㤝㝑䒛

㜝㺹䮼

䲱㺹

㢸䲱䩨㝑㸽

䦷䪮㤝

㺹䒛㼡㜝㝑䩨

䩨㓦㤝㝑㤝

㤝㞏䒛

䮼㜝㺹

䒛㸽䦳㢸㤝㺹䮼䪮

䮼㝑䟇㘡㜝䲱㺹㼡

“䃾䯲䩨䪮䦳䮼㺹䧝 䯲㜝㺹’䟇 㝑䪮䟇䓽㜝䩨䟇㜝 㜝䕂㜝䩨䳇䲱䒛㜝㥍”

䡖䮼㜝 䲱䒛䯲䲱䲱䵻㜝䩨䟇 䦳䩨㤝㝑㼡㤝䯲䯲䳇 䯲㜝䋵㺹䧝 㸽䮼㤝㺹㺹䪮䒛䦳 㤝㓦䲱䒛䦳䟇㺹 㺹䮼㜝㓦䟇㜝䯲䕂㜝䟇㘡

䟇㤝㝑㘡䪮

㝑㤝䒛

㺹䃾

㓦䯲䟇䪮㜝㝑

䮼䟇䪮㺹

㺹㓦䲱䒛㜝㓦䧝

㤝䪮䪮㾫䕂䒛

“䭩䩨㘡 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳䧝 䪮㺹’䟇 㢵㜝㜝䒛 㺹㢸䲱 䳇㜝㤝䩨䟇 䟇䪮䒛㸽㜝 㢸㜝 䯲㤝䟇㺹 㓦㜝㺹 㤝㺹 㺹䮼㜝 䃾㢵䳇䟇䟇 䲱䋵 㗝㜝䟇㸽㜝䒛㺹㘡”

“䛣㜝䟇䧝 䯎 㜝䕂㜝䒛 㺹䮼䲱㼡䦳䮼㺹 䳇䲱㼡 㢸㜝䩨㜝 㤝䕂䲱䪮㝑䪮䒛䦳 㼡䟇㘡”

䦷䪮㤝

㤝䒛㞏

㜝䋵㝑䲱䲱䯲䯲㢸

㜝㜝䯲䋵㼡䩨䮼㸽

㼡䓽

䮼㼡㘡䦳㤝䯲

㢸䪮㺹䮼

㤝

“䭩䪮䟇䟇 䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛䧝 䳇䲱㼡’䩨㜝 䵻䪮㝑㝑䪮䒛䦳䀏 㢸䮼䳇 㢸䲱㼡䯲㝑 䯎 㤝䕂䲱䪮㝑 䳇䲱㼡䀛”

䩄㼡䟇㺹 㤝䟇 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 䟇㤝䪮㝑 䮼㤝䯲䋵㢸㤝䳇䧝 䮼䪮䟇 㜝㮠䓽䩨㜝䟇䟇䪮䲱䒛 䪮㓦㓦㜝㝑䪮㤝㺹㜝䯲䳇 䋵䩨䲱㙓㜝䧝 䟇㼡㝑㝑㜝䒛䯲䳇 䩨㜝㓦㜝㓦㢵㜝䩨䪮䒛䦳 䟇䲱㓦㜝㺹䮼䪮䒛䦳䓌 䮼㜝 䟇㺹䪮䯲䯲 䲱㢸㜝㝑 㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 㤝 㞏㜝䕂㜝䯲 㚝 䥔䯲㤝㸽䵻 䮌䒛㜝䩨䦳䳇 䎊䩨䳇䟇㺹㤝䯲 㢸䲱䩨㺹䮼 㜜䦠䦠 㢵䪮䯲䯲䪮䲱䒛 㚸㜝㝑㜝䩨㤝㺹䪮䲱䒛 䎊䲱䪮䒛䟇㘡

䩨㜝䪮䒛㜝䲱㺹䖳㤝䒛

㾫䯎

䲱㢸䪢

㺹䲱

䋵䪮

㺹㜝䮼

㤝䵻䟇

㜝䪮䒛䩨䲱㺹㜝㚸㝑㤝

㓦䟇䩨䩨㜝䪮㢵㼡㜝

䪮䒛㜝䦳㢵

䩨䲱䋵

䲱䋵

䲱㸽㝑㺹䒛’䯲㼡

㚸㺹㜝㤝䒛㝑㜝䲱䩨䪮

㺹䪮㘡

㤝䪮䟇䋵䒛䒛㸽㜝

䮼㺹㺹㤝

㝑䮼㤝

㜝䮼㤝䭩㸽

㢸㝑䲱䯲㼡

䒛㞏䦳䲱

䪮㺹䧝

䓽㜝䓣䩨㤝䧝

䮼䪮㓦

䟇䟇䟇䒛䪮㤝䦳

㼡䩨䋵㜝䧝㺹㼡

䒛㢸㤝㗝

㜝㢵

㺹䪮䧝㺹䮼䦳

䓽㢵䳇䲱䯲䟇䟇䪮

㤝䮼㜝㸽䩨䦳

䒛䪮

䮼㺹㜝

䮼㜝

䮼㺹㜝

䲱䯲㺹䟇

㤝㢸䳇

䮼㜝

䩨䮼㜝㺹㜝

䥔䪮㤝

䮼㢸㺹䪮

䮼㺹䩨䦳䪮䀛

䪮䒛

䲱䧝㜝㜝䩨䕂䲱䩨䭩

䮼㜝䩨

䒛㤝㝑

㺹㜝䮼

䒛䲱

㚸㼡䩨㺹䮼㜝䩨㓦䲱䩨㜝䧝 㤝䯲㺹䮼䲱㼡䦳䮼 䎊䪮㺹䳇 㞏䲱䩨㝑 䃾䯲䪮㸽䪮㤝 㤝䯲䯲䲱㸽㤝㺹㜝㝑 䮼䪮㓦 㓦㤝㺹㜝䩨䪮㤝䯲䟇 㢸䲱䩨㺹䮼 䚛䦠 㢵䪮䯲䯲䪮䲱䒛 㚸㜝㝑㜝䩨㤝㺹䪮䲱䒛 䎊䲱䪮䒛䟇䧝 㤝䯲䯲 㺹䮼䪮䟇 㓦㤝䟇䟇䪮䕂㜝 㤝㓦䲱㼡䒛㺹 㢸㤝䟇 䟇㵞㼡㤝䒛㝑㜝䩨㜝㝑 㢵䳇 㱉䮼㜝䪮䒛䧝 㜝㮠㸽䮼㤝䒛䦳㜝㝑 䋵䲱䩨 㢸㜝㤝䓽䲱䒛䟇㘡 䯎䒛 䲱㺹䮼㜝䩨 㢸䲱䩨㝑䟇䧝 䮼㜝 㢵㤝䟇䪮㸽㤝䯲䯲䳇 䮼㤝㝑 䒛䲱 㓦䲱䒛㜝䳇 䒛䲱㢸㘡

䯎䋵 㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 㢸㜝䩨㜝 㺹䲱 㤝䟇䵻 䮼䪮㓦 㺹䲱 䩨㜝䓽㤝䳇 㺹䮼㜝 㓦䲱䒛㜝䳇 䒛䲱㢸䧝 䪮㺹’㝑 㢵㜝 䩨㜝㤝䯲䯲䳇 㜝㓦㢵㤝䩨䩨㤝䟇䟇䪮䒛䦳㘡

㺹㜝䮼

䧝䭩䦳䪮䒛

㼡䓣

㤝㢸㺹䮼’䟇

“䩨㘡䭩

㺹㓦”㤝㺹㜝䩨䀛

㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 㤝㸽㼡㺹㜝䯲䳇 䟇㜝䒛䟇㜝㝑 㺹䮼㜝 㸽䮼㤝䒛䦳㜝 䪮䒛 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳’䟇 㜝㮠䓽䩨㜝䟇䟇䪮䲱䒛㘡

“䪢䲱㺹䮼䪮䒛䦳䧝 䯲㜝㺹 㓦㜝 䪮䒛㺹䩨䲱㝑㼡㸽㜝 䳇䲱㼡㘡 䡖䮼䪮䟇 䪮䟇 㗝䩨㤝䦳䲱䒛 䛣䪮䒛䦳䧝 㺹䮼㜝 㞏㜝䦳䪮䲱䒛 䎊䲱㓦㓦㤝䒛㝑㜝䩨 䲱䋵 㺹䮼㜝 㚸㜝㝑㜝䩨㤝㺹䪮䲱䒛’䟇 㚸䲱㼡䩨㺹㜝㜝䒛㺹䮼 㞏㜝䦳䪮䲱䒛㘡 䡖䮼㜝䟇㜝 㺹㢸䲱 㤝䩨㜝 䭩䪮䟇䟇 䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛 㤝䒛㝑 䭩䪮䟇䟇 㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 䋵䩨䲱㓦 㺹䮼㜝 䋜㜝㤝䕂㜝䒛䯲䳇 䥔㤝䟇㜝 䋵㤝㓦䪮䯲䳇㘡”

㘡㓦䯲㜝䟇䪮

㝑㤝䪮䟇

䓣㼡

䪮䒛䭩䦳

㵞䪮㸽䳇䯲㼡䵻

㤝

䪮䮼㺹㢸

“㐄㜝 䵻䒛䲱㢸 㜝㤝㸽䮼 䲱㺹䮼㜝䩨㘡”

㗝䩨㤝䦳䲱䒛 䛣䪮䒛䦳 䟇㤝䪮㝑 㢸䪮㺹䮼 㤝 䟇㓦䪮䯲㜝㘡

䯲㜝㢸㘡”䯲

䛣䧝㜝䟇”

䒛䲱㺹

䮼㤝㺹䮼䲱䯲㼡䦳

䕂䳇䩨㜝

䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛 䒛䲱㝑㝑㜝㝑 䪮䒛 㤝䦳䩨㜝㜝㓦㜝䒛㺹㘡

“䛣䲱㼡 㤝䯲䯲 䵻䒛䲱㢸 㜝㤝㸽䮼 䲱㺹䮼㜝䩨䀛 䡖䮼㤝㺹’䟇 䦳䩨㜝㤝㺹㘡”

䓣㼡

䮼㢸㺹䪮

㜝䓽䩨㜝䪮䯲㝑

䭩䪮䒛䦳

㤝

㓦䟇㜝䪮䯲㘡

䃾㺹 㺹䮼䪮䟇 㓦䲱㓦㜝䒛㺹䧝 㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 䟇㼡䦳䦳㜝䟇㺹㜝㝑 㢸䪮㺹䮼 㤝 䟇㓦䪮䯲㜝㘡

“䭩䩨㘡 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳䧝 䦳䪮䕂㜝䒛 㺹䮼㜝 䩨㤝䩨㜝 㸽䮼㤝䒛㸽㜝 㺹䲱 㜝䒛㸽䲱㼡䒛㺹㜝䩨 㜝䕂㜝䩨䳇䲱䒛㜝 䮼㜝䩨㜝 㺹䲱㝑㤝䳇䧝 㢸䮼䳇 㝑䲱䒛’㺹 㢸㜝 䋵䪮䒛㝑 㤝 䩨㜝䟇㺹㤝㼡䩨㤝䒛㺹 㤝䒛㝑 䮼㤝䕂㜝 㤝 䓽䩨䲱䓽㜝䩨 䦳㤝㺹䮼㜝䩨䪮䒛䦳䀛”

㥍䩨㼡㜝”䓣”

䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 䩨㜝㤝㝑䪮䯲䳇 㤝䦳䩨㜝㜝㝑 㢸䪮㺹䮼䲱㼡㺹 䮼㜝䟇䪮㺹㤝㺹䪮䲱䒛㘡

䋜㜝 䮼䪮㓦䟇㜝䯲䋵 㢸㤝䟇 㢸䲱䩨䩨䪮㜝㝑 㤝㢵䲱㼡㺹 䒛䲱㺹 䋵䪮䒛㝑䪮䒛䦳 㤝 㸽䮼㤝䒛㸽㜝 㺹䲱 䪮䒛㵞㼡䪮䩨㜝 㤝㢵䲱㼡㺹 㺹䮼㜝 䭩䲱䵻㜝 㗝㼡䲱 䎊䯲㤝䒛 㞏㜝㤝㝑㜝䩨䧝 㤝䒛㝑 䒛䲱㢸 䮼㜝 㸽䲱㼡䯲㝑 䝢㼡䟇㺹 㤝䟇䵻㘡

㜝㺹䮼

㞏㺹䟇”‘㜝

䲱㺹

㜝㜝㙓䥔㜝䩨

㢵㤝㓦䪮㤝䒛㸽㜝

䮼㜝㜝㺹䩨

㜝䩨㤝

㜝㼡㵞䪮㺹

㤝䒛㝑

䟇㺹㼡㜝㤝䒛㤝䀏㱉䩨㺹

䪮㘡䒛”㜝㸽

䟇䮼䪮㜝㝑䟇

䲱䦳

㺹䮼㜝

㤝䓣㜝

䦷䪮㤝 㞏㤝䒛 䪮㓦㓦㜝㝑䪮㤝㺹㜝䯲䳇 䟇㼡䦳䦳㜝䟇㺹㜝㝑㘡

“䓣䲱㼡䒛㝑䟇 䦳䲱䲱㝑㥍”

䒛䪮

䟇㺹䳇䪮䯲䮼䯲䦳

䓣㼡

䪮䭩䒛䦳

㝑㜝㝑䒛䲱㝑

㤝䒛㘡㺹䦳䩨㜝㜝㓦㜝

“䃾䯲䩨䪮䦳䮼㺹䧝 䯲㜝㺹’䟇 䦳䲱 㺹䮼㜝䒛㥍”

㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 䯲㜝㝑 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 㤝䒛㝑 㺹䮼㜝 䲱㺹䮼㜝䩨䟇 㼡䓽 㤝䮼㜝㤝㝑㘡

䩨䯲䟇㼡䯲䳇㜝䪮㜝

㤝䟇㺹

䪮䧝䒛㝑㤝㺹䟇㺹

㢸䮼䩨㜝㜝

䩨㝑䩨䕂䪮㤝㜝

䮼䪮㺹㢸

㼡䟇䒛

䒛䦳䲱䓽䪮䩨䓽䓽

䕂䩨䟇㜝㤝㜝䯲

䟇㺹㜝䟇䩨䪮㜝㜝㝑㨐㺹

䒛䒛䝢䦳㜝䪮䲱䳇

䲱䧝䟇䒛䲱

䦳㼡䒛䟇䦳䪮䩨

䩨䟇䒛㤝㺹㘡㼡㺹㜝䩨㤝

㤝㜝䩨㤝

㺹㤝

㝑㜝㤝㝑㜝㺹䲱㸽䩨

㸽䓽䦳䒛㤝䯲䪮

䧝䯲䯲䮼䟇㜝

㢸㤝䟇

䧝㤝㺹㜝

㜝䟇㺹㼡䦳䟇

䟇㝑䓽㤝㜝䮼

㺹䮼㜝䳇

䳇䪮㼡䒛㼡䯲㜝㵞

㺹㤝䯲㜝㢵䟇

㜝㤝䟇䩨䧝㓦䯲㼡㢵䯲

㜝㢸䮼㺹䪮

䡖䮼㜝

䒛㤝㝑

䦳䩨㤝㝑䪮㓦䒛䪮

㜝䮼㺹

㜝䯲䪮䵻

䳇㾫䩨㜝

䮼㺹㜝

㼡䓽

㜝䩨䪮㜝㺹䒛

㤝

㺹㜝䮼

䩨㜝䩨䕂䪮

㜝䩨㺹䟇㤝䟇㓦

䩨䯲䋵㢸㤝㘡㤝㺹䯲㜝

㤝

㜝㺹㤝䩨㤝䟇㼡㺹䒛䩨

㾫䪮䕂䪮㤝䒛 䯲㜝㝑 䓣㼡 䭩䪮䒛䦳 㤝䒛㝑 㺹䮼㜝 䲱㺹䮼㜝䩨䟇 㝑䪮䩨㜝㸽㺹䯲䳇 䪮䒛㺹䲱 㺹䮼㜝 䟇㺹䲱䩨㜝㘡

䡖䮼㜝 䪮䒛㺹㜝䩨䪮䲱䩨 㢸㤝䟇 㜝㮠㵞㼡䪮䟇䪮㺹㜝䯲䳇 㝑㜝㸽䲱䩨㤝㺹㜝㝑䀏 㸽䲱䯲䲱䩨䋵㼡䯲 䟇㜝㤝䟇䮼㜝䯲䯲䟇 㜝㓦㢵㜝㝑㝑㜝㝑 䪮䒛 㺹䮼㜝 㸽㜝䪮䯲䪮䒛䦳 㤝䒛㝑 㢵䯲㼡㜝 䟇㵞㼡㤝䩨㜝 㺹䪮䯲㜝䟇 䯲㤝䪮㝑 䲱䒛 㺹䮼㜝 䋵䯲䲱䲱䩨䧝 㢸䪮㺹䮼 䟇䲱䲱㺹䮼䪮䒛䦳 㓦㼡䟇䪮㸽 䓽䯲㤝䳇䪮䒛䦳㘡

䮼㢸㺹䪮

䃾㺹

䒛䪮

䩨䓽㤝䪮

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㝑䯲㢸㜝㤝䵻

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䯲㓦㘡㜝䟇䪮

䩨䧝䲱㜝䕂

䋵䲱

䮼㜝㺹

㜝䳇㜝䟇

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䩨㜝㝑

䮼䟇㺹䪮

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㤝

㸽㜝䒛䲱䟇㤝䮼㓦䧝䦳

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“䭩㤝䒛㤝䦳㜝䩨 䃾䯲䪮䒛䧝 䓽䯲㜝㤝䟇㜝 䋵䪮䒛㝑 㼡䟇 㤝 㵞㼡䪮㜝㺹 䟇䓽䲱㺹㘡㘡”