Flash Marriage: He is a Wife-pampering Addict

Chapter 1860: Chapter 1859: Only Success is Allowed

Because his parents were still at home, Luo Haofeng rushed back to City B that night.

In the morning, Father Luo had called Luo Haofeng, saying that Wu Jingfang had agreed to him being with Bai Xiaoxiao.

But before Luo Haofeng could hear Wu Jingfang’s promise in person, he didn’t have the bodyguards withdraw.

Nor did he return the phones to Father Luo and Mother Luo.

When Luo Haofeng returned home, he specially brought a gift for his mother, Wu Jingfang.

Inside the room, Luo Rongbin was accompanying Wu Jingfang watching TV.

In fact, aside from watching TV, Wu Jingfang, who had been confined for a day, really had nothing else to do.

“Ah Feng, chat with your mom for a bit, I’m going out for a smoke.”

Seeing his son return, Luo Rongbin immediately stood up and smiled as he spoke.

Upon hearing this, Wu Jingfang frowned, “Your health isn’t good, you shouldn’t smoke.”

“Dad, you should listen to mom, don’t smoke. I haven’t had dinner yet, could you make me something to eat?”

Luo Haofeng placed the gift on the coffee table and sat down on the sofa.

Luo Rongbin agreed readily, “Alright, you two chat; I’ll prepare some food for you. Jingfang, you haven’t eaten much tonight, would you like to eat a bit more?”

“I won’t eat.”

Wu Jingfang shook her head. Although she’s a woman over fifty, she’s always looked after herself and pays great attention to her figure.

She generally eats very little in the evening and never has an extra meal.

After Luo Rongbin left, Luo Haofeng first handed the gift to Wu Jingfang and calmly asked, “Mom, do you really accept Xiaoxiao?”

Wu Jingfang met Luo Haofeng’s slightly questioning gaze, and a hint of displeasure appeared on her face, “When have I ever lied to you? If I agree, I agree; if I don’t, I don’t. I won’t compromise because you detained us.”

“Mom, thank you for agreeing to let me be with Xiaoxiao.”

A touch of joy appeared on Luo Haofeng’s handsome face, and his tone was slightly more cheerful than before.

Wu Jingfang snorted coldly, “Although I agree for you to be with Bai Xiaoxiao, that doesn’t mean I’ll be a good mother-in-law. Your dad and I will leave in a few days to continue our travels.”

Forced by her son’s threats, Wu Jingfang agreed to let them be together, but she never thought she would have to face Bai Xiaoxiao.

Especially in the short term; not just seeing Bai Xiaoxiao, but even thinking about her, Wu Jingfang feels inexplicably angry.

That woman is more capable than her own mom.

Back in the day, despite how much Luo Rongbin loved Qiao Xiuyun, in the end he compromised because of reality and family interests.

Yet her son, Luo Haofeng, is different. Three years ago, he agreed to break up with Bai Xiaoxiao, but it was probably just a superficial agreement.

Even if Bai Xiaoxiao dated that man named Meng Ke, Luo Haofeng likely kept in contact with her all along.

Luo Haofeng had no intention of letting his mom meet Bai Xiaoxiao, and immediately said with a smile, “No problem, wherever you and dad want to travel is fine.”

“Tomorrow, I’ll accompany your dad to the hospital for a follow-up exam. If everything’s fine, we’ll set out,” Wu Jingfang is most concerned about Luo Rongbin’s health right now.

“I think dad has seemed much more spirited lately. I suppose traveling is indeed happier than staying at home.”

Thinking of the days traveling with Luo Rongbin, a natural smile appeared on Wu Jingfang’s face, “I also think you’ve been much more spirited lately.”

“Did you meet Bai Xiaoxiao’s parents today in G City?”

After a moment of silence, Wu Jingfang asked with a slightly stiff demeanor.

Luo Haofeng replied with a smile, “Yes, Xiaoxiao’s parents treat me very well.”

Wu Jingfang’s expression changed slightly.

Originally, she thought that even if she agreed, that woman, Qiao Xiuyun, would surely not agree.

“Qiao Xiuyun didn’t oppose you two?”

Wu Jingfang blurted out, then her face showed a bit of embarrassment, as if she felt her question might have been inappropriate.

Luo Haofeng didn’t mind much, and smiled self-deprecatingly, “Initially, Aunt Qiao disagreed, but since Xiaoxiao is pregnant with my child, Aunt Qiao had no choice but to agree.”

Back when Mr. Bai suggested this to him, it was indeed a brilliant idea.

Actually, a child could increase their chances, but it’s not like a child could solve all problems.

If it weren’t for Meng Ke suddenly turning against them, Qiao Xiuyun probably wouldn’t have agreed to Bai Xiaoxiao being with Luo Haofeng.

Therefore, timing and circumstances have to be right.

**

In a certain apartment in D Country.

Meng Ke was talking on the phone, and for some unknown reason he was unhappy, causing his face to be gloomy and his gaze fierce.

After a while, he gritted his teeth and asked, “You said Bai Xiaoxiao is pregnant with Luo Haofeng’s child?”

This news was something Meng Ke couldn’t accept.

He and Bai Xiaoxiao have been involved for quite some time, even though it was an abroad romance across the Pacific Ocean, he would often visit, to see Bai Xiaoxiao.

Not to mention sleeping together, they hadn’t even shared the intimacy that lovers should have.

In front of him, Bai Xiaoxiao was a pure and flawless angel, and he had said before that he wouldn’t force her, so he always behaved like a gentleman.

Using the phrase “restrained by etiquette yet moved by sentiment” to describe his feelings for Bai Xiaoxiao is not an exaggeration at all.

Even after Bai Xiaoxiao returned to her country, she was still very cautious and careful with him.

Several times, he wanted to hold her and kiss her like other lovers, but Bai Xiaoxiao always stiffly avoided him.

Turns out, she wasn’t genuinely pure, she was just pretending to be pure in front of him.

Thinking about this, Meng Ke tightened his grip on his cellphone: Bai Xiaoxiao, after being with you for so long, you’ve never let me hold your hand, but with Luo Haofeng, you got pregnant in just a short time.

Suddenly, he laughed coldly, pregnancy is actually a good thing.

When the time comes, you’ll obediently stay by my side. Luo Haofeng dared to take my woman, so I don’t mind taking his child.

“Execute everything as planned, remember, we must succeed and can’t afford to fail.”

“…”

Whatever the person on the other end of the phone said, Meng Ke’s eyes grew colder, even his voice had a slight chill, “If the plan succeeds, I’ll pay twice the fee.”

Upon hearing that the fee would be doubled, the person on the other end of the phone immediately assured that the task would be accomplished.

Meng Ke gave a few more instructions before hanging up the phone.

Turning back to the sofa, he picked up the cigarette on the coffee table, lit it, and took a heavy drag before exhaling a stream of smoke rings, in his mind appeared the scene of Bai Xiaoxiao being intimate with Luo Haofeng.

His gaze suddenly turned sinister, and he viciously extinguished the cigarette he had just puffed, tossing it into the ashtray on the coffee table.

Anger and jealousy surged in his heart, Meng Ke pulled out his phone and dialed another number.

Learning that the investigation in Country M was indeed rigorous, because of Qing Yang’s confession after waking up and Xu Wanqi’s betrayal, those few people he once took Xu Wanqi to meet were all arrested by the police.

But all of this had nothing to do with Meng Ke; he had already become a fugitive and didn’t care who might turn him in, as nobody knew where he was now.

盧

䍒䛩㥸䯃䐡䟴䗟

㤪㥸䍒䄧

露

䯃㞎㽵㤪

䟴䛩㜢

㜢㘐䯃㤪䯃䟸䨹

櫓

䛩䟴䉳㜢䗟䯃

㗍㻄䯃

䉳䨹䯃䟴䓲

㗍㛠㻄䍒

䍒䝚䆙

蘆

䯃㻄䍒㤪㗍䉳䵧䟴䟸䨹䉳䛩

老

虜

㚣䉳䉳䛩䍒䍒䛩䤖

盧

盧

䟴䯃㖉䯃㻄㛠䯃

擄

䨹’㜢䉳䯃䨹

䵧㞎䟸䛩䵧䛩㤪䍒

爐

䙺䛩䉳

㻄㗍䯃㣡 㻄㤪䛩䟴䨹䉳㻄䉳䍒䟴䯃㜢 㥸㤪䍒䄧 䛩䟴 䝚䟴㜢䯃㤪䗟㤪䍒䝚䟴㜢 㤪䍒䄧䛩䟴䓲䯃 㻄䍒 䛩䟴 䍒䵧䯃䟴 㤪䯃䟸䛩㻄䉳䍒䟴䨹㗍䉳䵧㒄

㙭䟴 䍒䵧䯃䟴䟸㣡 䛩䓲䩨䟴䍒㖉䟸䯃㜢䗟䯃㜢 䟸䍒㞎䯃 䛩㥸㥸䛩䉳㤪㒄

䐡䯃㞎䍒䯃㤪㖉㘐

䉳䛩䯃㤪䟴䄧䨹

㻄㗍㗍䍒䝚䗟

䨹䉳

㗍㻄㤪䉳䯃

䛩㤪䟴䉳䯃䵧䨹䍒㗍䉳㻄䟸

㞎䯃䯃䟴

㖉䍒䟴

䍒㜢䟴䛩䯃䓲㘐㖉䩨㜢䗟䯃䟸

䄧㻄䉳䯃

䍒䮃䓲㜢䟴䯃䉳䛩䨹䟴䗟䟸㻄

䯃㻄㗍

㒄䯃䟴䉳䗟㛠

䟸䨹䍒㜢䟴㞎䝚䯃

䝚䉳䨹䨹䯃

㗍㻄䯃

䍒㥸㤪

䦗㗍䝚䨹㘐 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟’䨹 㻄㗍㤪䉳䓲䯃䮃㜢䛩䉳䟸㣡 䵧㗍䍒䟴䯃 䓲䛩䟸䟸䨹 㛠䯃䓲䛩䄧䯃 䯃䨹䨹䯃䟴㻄䉳䛩䟸 䓲䍒䄧䄧䝚䟴䉳䓲䛩㻄䉳䍒䟴 䉳䟴 㻄㗍䯃䉳㤪 㤪䯃䟸䛩㻄䉳䍒䟴䨹㗍䉳䵧㒄

㶭䝚䄧䄧䯃㤪 䨹㻄䯃䛩䟸㻄㗍䉳䟸㣡 䛩䵧䵧㤪䍒䛩䓲㗍䯃㜢 䉳䟴 㻄㗍䯃䉳㤪 䟸䍒㞎䯃 䨹㻄䍒㤪㣡㒄

㘐䍒䛩䉳㚣䤖䍒䛩䉳

䓲䗟䵧䟴㣡䟴㤪䯃㘐䛩

䍒䨹䟸㻄

䍒䵧䨹䝚㜢䟴㒄

㗍䯃㤪

䯃㤪㗍

㗍㖉㻄䗟䯃䉳

䨹䟸䟸㻄䉳

䝚㘐㤪䄧䨹䯃䄧

㤪䄧䗟䉳䯃䄧䟴㛠㤪䯃䯃

䯃㣡㻄䟴䯃䟴䓲㜢

䍒㻄㖉

㻄䍒

䉳䙺䛩

䯃㞎䯃㤪㣡

䍒䯃䟸䨹

䯃䨹㻄䉳䵧㞊䯃

㙭䨹 䛩 䨹䍒䍒䟴䮃㻄䍒䮃㛠䯃 䄧䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪㘐 䨹㗍䯃 䯃䄧䛩䟴䛩㻄䯃㜢 䛩 䨹䍒㥸㻄 䄧䛩㻄䯃㤪䟴䛩䟸 㻄䯃䟴㜢䯃㤪䟴䯃䨹䨹 䉳䟴 㗍䯃㤪 䯃䤖䵧㤪䯃䨹䨹䉳䍒䟴䨹 䛩䟴㜢 㛠䯃䓲䛩䄧䯃 䯃㞎䯃䟴 䄧䍒㤪䯃 䓲㗍䛩㤪䄧䉳䟴䗟 䛩䟴㜢 䯃䟴㻄㤪䛩䟴䓲䉳䟴䗟㒄

䦗㗍䛩㻄 䛩㥸㻄䯃㤪䟴䍒䍒䟴㘐 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 㗍䛩㜢 㓾䝚䨹㻄 㥸䉳䟴䉳䨹㗍䯃㜢 䛩 䄧䯃䯃㻄䉳䟴䗟 㖉䉳㻄㗍 䛩 䓲䟸䉳䯃䟴㻄 䛩䟴㜢 㤪䯃㻄䝚㤪䟴䯃㜢 㻄䍒 㗍䯃㤪 䍒㥸㥸䉳䓲䯃 㖉㗍䯃䟴 㗍䯃㤪 䵧㗍䍒䟴䯃 㤪䛩䟴䗟㒄

䉳㻄

䍒䩨䟴㖉

䯃㗍䨹

䍒㥸㤪

㞊㻐

䯃㜢䟴䯃

㻄䨹䯃

䐡䟴㥸䗟䍒䯃䛩

㤪䉳㻄䟴䟴䯃䍒䗟

䍒㻄

㻄䍒

䯃㗍䨹

䛩䵧䨹䓲䯃䟸䉳

䛩㖉䨹

䛩

䓲㗍䩨䓲䯃

䉳㶭䯃䓲䟴

㻄䯃㗍

㗍㘐䉳䄧

㻄䉳㜢㜢䟴’

䛩㗍㜢

䛩䓲䟸䯃䟸㤪

䟸䟸䛩㒄䉳䗟䓲䟴

䆙䝚䍒

䪱䵧䍒䟴 㤪䯃㻄䝚㤪䟴䉳䟴䗟 㻄䍒 㗍䯃㤪 㜢䯃䨹䩨㘐 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 㻄䍒䍒䩨 䛩 䨹䉳䵧 䍒㥸 㖉䛩㻄䯃㤪 㛠䯃㥸䍒㤪䯃 䟸䯃䛩䟴䉳䟴䗟 㛠䛩䓲䩨 䉳䟴 㗍䯃㤪 䓲㗍䛩䉳㤪 䛩䟴㜢 䟸䯃䉳䨹䝚㤪䯃䟸㣡 䛩䟴䨹㖉䯃㤪䯃㜢 㻄㗍䯃 䓲䛩䟸䟸㘐 “䐡䯃䟸䟸䍒㶋”

䣞㞎䯃㤪 㻄㗍䯃 䵧㗍䍒䟴䯃㘐 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟’䨹 䟸䍒㖉㘐 䄧䛩䗟䟴䯃㻄䉳䓲 㞎䍒䉳䓲䯃 㤪䯃䛩䓲㗍䯃㜢 㗍䯃㤪 䯃䛩㤪䨹㘐 “㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒㘐 㻐 㖉䛩䨹 㻄䍒䍒 㛠䝚䨹㣡 䛩㻄 䟴䍒䍒䟴 㻄䍒 䓲䛩䟸䟸 㣡䍒䝚㒄 㞊䉳㜢 㣡䍒䝚 䄧䉳䨹䨹 䄧䯃䒱”

䍒㻄䯃䟴

㥸䍒

䯃䟴㜢

㙭㻄

䛩

㥸䍒

䨹㗍䉳

㜢䯃䓲䛩㤪䉳㤪

㗍㻄䯃

㻄䟴䯃䯃䓲䯃䨹䟴㘐

䗟㻄㤪㗍䯃㒄䟸䛩䝚

㗍䉳䨹

㗍䉳㻄䟴

䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒’䨹 䯃㣡䯃䨹 䉳䟴䛩㜢㞎䯃㤪㻄䯃䟴㻄䟸㣡 䨹䍒㥸㻄䯃䟴䯃㜢㘐 䛩䟴㜢 㗍䯃㤪 䟸䉳䵧䨹 䓲䝚㤪㞎䯃㜢 䉳䟴㻄䍒 䛩 㓾䍒㣡㥸䝚䟸 䛩㤪䓲㘐 “㱃㗍㣡 㖉䍒䝚䟸㜢 㻐 䄧䉳䨹䨹 㣡䍒䝚䒱 㻐’䄧 㛠䝚䨹㣡 㻄䍒䍒㒄”

“䐡䛩㗍䛩㘐 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒㘐 㛠䝚㻄 㻐 㤪䯃䛩䟸䟸㣡 䄧䉳䨹䨹 㣡䍒䝚㒄 㱃㗍䛩㻄 䨹㗍䍒䝚䟸㜢 㻐 㜢䍒䒱”

㻄䯃䯃䨹㖉

䍒䯃㞎䉳䓲

䛩䍒䍒㚣’䉳䉳䤖䨹䛩

䉳㥸

㗍䦗䯃

䉳䟴

䯃㗍㻄

䉳䵧䵧㜢䯃㜢

䍒䯃㞎㤪

䄧㜢䛩䯃

䉳䙺䛩

䟸㻄䵧䟴䛩䛩䨹䯃

䟸㖉㘐䍒

䍒䯃䟴㒄㣡㗍

䛩䨹

䍒䵧㗍䟴䯃

䛩㤪䯃㻄㗍

䯃䟸㥸䯃

㻐㻄 㻄䝚㤪䟴䯃㜢 䍒䝚㻄 㻄㗍䛩㻄 䍒䵧䯃䟴䟸㣡 䛩䟴㜢 䟸䯃䗟䉳㻄䉳䄧䛩㻄䯃䟸㣡 㛠䯃䉳䟴䗟 䉳䟴 䟸䍒㞎䯃 㥸䯃䟸㻄 㜢䉳㥸㥸䯃㤪䯃䟴㻄 㻄㗍䛩䟴 㛠䯃㥸䍒㤪䯃 㖉㗍䯃䟴 䉳㻄 㖉䛩䨹 㜢䍒䟴䯃 䉳䟴 䨹䯃䓲㤪䯃㻄㒄

䦗㗍䉳䨹 㗍䛩䵧䵧䉳䟴䯃䨹䨹 㖉䛩䨹 㛠䟸䯃䨹䨹䯃㜢 㛠㣡 㻄㗍䯃䉳㤪 䯃䟸㜢䯃㤪䨹㘐 䛩䟴㜢 䨹㗍䯃 䟴䍒 䟸䍒䟴䗟䯃㤪 㗍䛩㜢 㻄䍒 㥸䯃䯃䟸 䗟䝚䉳䟸㻄㣡 䍒㤪 㖉䍒㤪㤪䉳䯃㜢 䛩䄧䉳㜢 㗍䯃㤪 㓾䍒㣡㒄

㗍㻄䨹’䦗䛩

䍒”䐡㖉

㖉㻄㗍䛩

䒱㜢䍒

㖉䍒䩨䟴

㻐

䍒㻄

㤪䵧㒄䯃㛠䟸”䍒䄧

䨹㗍䟸䝚䍒㜢

㣡䍒䝚㤪

㙭䟸㻄㗍䍒䝚䗟㗍 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䨹䛩䉳㜢 㻄㗍䉳䨹㘐 㗍䯃㤪 㥸䛩䓲䯃 㖉䛩䨹 䛩䟸䉳䗟㗍㻄 㖉䉳㻄㗍 䛩 㗍䛩䵧䵧㣡 䨹䄧䉳䟸䯃㒄

㽵㞎䯃䟴 㻄㗍䯃 䛩䉳㤪 䉳䟴 㻄㗍䯃 䍒㥸㥸䉳䓲䯃 䨹䯃䯃䄧䯃㜢 㻄䍒 㗍䛩㞎䯃 䛩 㻄䉳䟴䗟䯃 䍒㥸 㤪䍒䄧䛩䟴䓲䯃㒄

㻄䍒

㻄㣡䝹䉳

䗟䓲䉳䄧䟴䍒

䤖䛩䉳䛩”䍒㘐䉳䍒㚣

䠗

䄧㻐’

㻄㗍䗟䉳㒄䟴䍒”㻄

㙭㥸㻄䯃㤪 㻄㗍䯃 䟸䛩䝚䗟㗍㻄䯃㤪㘐 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 㥸䉳䟴䛩䟸䟸㣡 䨹㗍䛩㤪䯃㜢 㻄㗍䯃 䗟䍒䍒㜢 䟴䯃㖉䨹 㖉䉳㻄㗍 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒㒄

䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䨹䄧䉳䟸䯃㜢㘐 䩨䟴䍒㖉䉳䟴䗟 䉳㻄 㖉䛩䨹 㻄㗍䯃 㖉䯃䯃䩨䯃䟴㜢 䛩䟴㜢 㻄㗍䛩㻄 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 㖉䍒䝚䟸㜢 䓲䍒䄧䯃㒄 㙭㥸㻄䯃㤪 䛩䟸䟸㘐 㻄㗍䯃㣡 㗍䛩㜢䟴’㻄 䨹䯃䯃䟴 䯃䛩䓲㗍 䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪 㥸䍒㤪 㗍䛩䟸㥸 䛩 䄧䍒䟴㻄㗍㒄

䆙䍒䝚

䯃䄧䍒䓲

䨹䉳䟴䝚㛠䨹䯃䨹

䍒䨹

㘐㻄䵧㤪䉳

㖉䯃䯃䩨䯃㜢㘐䟴

㣡䉳䝹㻄㒄

㗍㜢䛩

䍒䗟

䯃㗍

䍒㻄

䍒㥸䛩䯃䟴䐡䗟

䍒䟴

䛩

䍒㻄

䆙䛩㻄䨹

‘䉳䟴㜢㜢㻄

“䑪䍒䝚 㜢䉳㜢䟴’㻄 䗟䯃㻄 㻄䍒 㤪䯃䨹㻄 䵧㤪䍒䵧䯃㤪䟸㣡 䟸䛩䨹㻄 㖉䯃䯃䩨䯃䟴㜢 㜢䝚䯃 㻄䍒 㣡䍒䝚㤪 㛠䝚䨹䉳䟴䯃䨹䨹 㻄㤪䉳䵧㘐 䛩䟴㜢 䟴䍒㖉 㣡䍒䝚’㤪䯃 䟴䍒㻄 䨹㻄䛩㣡䉳䟴䗟 㗍䍒䄧䯃 㻄䍒 㤪䯃䨹㻄 㻄㗍䉳䨹 㖉䯃䯃䩨䯃䟴㜢 䯃䉳㻄㗍䯃㤪䒱” 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 㻄㗍䍒䝚䗟㗍㻄 䨹㗍䯃 䄧䉳䗟㗍㻄 㛠䯃 䨹䛩㣡䉳䟴䗟 㻄㗍䯃 䍒䵧䵧䍒䨹䉳㻄䯃 䍒㥸 㖉㗍䛩㻄 䨹㗍䯃 㥸䯃䟸㻄㒄

㻐䟴 㻄㤪䝚㻄㗍㘐 䨹㗍䯃 㖉䛩䟴㻄䯃㜢 㻄䍒 䨹䯃䯃 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟㒄

䓲䉳㻄䟴䍒㜢㻄䓲䛩㜢㤪䯃

㤪䨹㖉㜢䍒

䯃㗍㤪

䝚䯃㻄㤪

䯃㗍㤪

䙺䝚㻄

䗟䯃㥸䉳䟴䯃䨹㒄䟸

䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 䨹䉳䗟㗍䯃㜢 䍒䟴 㻄㗍䯃 䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪 䯃䟴㜢㘐 “㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒㘐 㖉㗍䉳䟸䯃 㻐 㜢䍒 㖉䛩䟴㻄 㻄䍒 㤪䯃䨹㻄㘐 㻐 㖉䛩䟴㻄 㻄䍒 䨹䯃䯃 㣡䍒䝚 䄧䍒㤪䯃㒄 㶭䍒㘐 㻐 㜢䯃䓲䉳㜢䯃㜢 㻄䍒 䓲䍒䄧䯃 㻄䍒 䠗 䝹䉳㻄㣡 㻄䍒䟴䉳䗟㗍㻄 䛩䟴㜢 㤪䯃䨹㻄 䛩㥸㻄䯃㤪 㻄㗍䛩㻄㒄”

䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䓲䍒䝚䟸㜢䟴’㻄 㗍䯃䟸䵧 㛠䝚㻄 䗟䉳䗟䗟䟸䯃 䛩㻄 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟’䨹 㖉䍒㤪㜢䨹㒄

䉳䟴䗟䩨䛩䄧

䟴㖉䩨䯃

䨹䯃㘐䨹㤪䉳䝚䍒

䍒䟴㻄

㤪䨹䍒㣡㤪

㥸㤪䍒

㗍㶭䯃

㗍䄧䉳

䟴䉳䛩䨹䟸䵧䄧䍒㻄䓲

䗟䯃䟸䯃䉳㥸䟴

䵧㤪㻄㒄䉳

㗍㻄䯃

䨹䯃㗍

㖉䯃㤪䯃

㛠䝚㻄

䉳㗍䨹

䯃㗍䟸䵧

㻄䟴䓲䍒’㜢䝚䟸

㶭䉳䟴䓲䯃 㗍䯃㤪 䵧㤪䯃䗟䟴䛩䟴䓲㣡㘐 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 䟴䍒㻄 䍒䟴䟸㣡 㗍䛩㜢 㻄䍒 䄧䛩䟴䛩䗟䯃 㗍䉳䨹 䓲䍒䄧䵧䛩䟴㣡 㛠䝚㻄 䛩䟸䨹䍒 㻄䛩䩨䯃 䓲䛩㤪䯃 䍒㥸 㗍䯃㤪㘐 䓲䛩䟸䟸䉳䟴䗟 䟴䍒 䟸䯃䨹䨹 㻄㗍䛩䟴 㻄㗍㤪䯃䯃 㻄䉳䄧䯃䨹 䛩 㜢䛩㣡㒄

㽵㞎䯃䟴 㖉㗍䯃䟴 㗍䯃 㖉䛩䨹 䛩㖉䛩㣡 䍒䟴 㛠䝚䨹䉳䟴䯃䨹䨹 㻄㤪䉳䵧䨹㘐 䉳㻄 㖉䛩䨹 㻄㗍䯃 䨹䛩䄧䯃㒄

䟸䝚䍒㜢㖉

䉳䨹䟸㻄䟸

䍒㻄

䟸䛩䟸

㗍䯃

䟴䓲䯃䓲䗟䛩䉳䟸䟴

㜢䨹䯃䯃䩨㖉䯃䟴㘐

䟴䣞

䝹㣡㻄䉳

㻄㗍㖉䉳

㤪䯃㗍㘐

䍒㻄

䯃䍒㤪㻄㗍

䯃㛠

䯃䯃䟴䗟䛩䨹䄧䗟㒄䟴㻄䯃

㤪䝚㗍䨹

“㱃㗍㣡 㜢䍒䟴’㻄 㣡䍒䝚 䓲䍒䄧䯃 㻄䍒䄧䍒㤪㤪䍒㖉䒱”

“䦗㗍䯃䟴 㻐’䟸䟸 㜢䯃㥸䉳䟴䉳㻄䯃䟸㣡 㗍䛩㞎䯃 䉳䟴䨹䍒䄧䟴䉳䛩 㻄䍒䟴䉳䗟㗍㻄㒄”

䛩䉳䟴䄧䍒䨹䟴”䉳䒱

㗍㱃”㣡

䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䵧㤪䯃㻄䯃䟴㜢䯃㜢 䟴䍒㻄 㻄䍒 䝚䟴㜢䯃㤪䨹㻄䛩䟴㜢 䛩䟴㜢 䛩䨹䩨䯃㜢㒄

㶭㗍䯃 䵧䝚㻄 㻄㗍䯃 䵧㗍䍒䟴䯃 䍒䟴 䨹䵧䯃䛩䩨䯃㤪 䛩䟴㜢 䵧䟸䛩䓲䯃㜢 䉳㻄 䍒䟴 㻄㗍䯃 䨹䍒䟸䉳㜢 㖉䍒䍒㜢 㜢䯃䨹䩨㘐 㻄㗍䯃䟴 䵧䉳䓲䩨䯃㜢 䝚䵧 㗍䯃㤪 䓲䝚䵧㒄

䍒㣡䝚

䟸’㻐䟸

䟴䩨㖉䍒

㻐

㤪䝚䍒㣡

䉳䛩㘐䉳㚣䤖䍒䍒䛩”

‘䓲㻄䟴䛩

䟴䉳

㒄䟴”㻄㤪䨹䵧䯃䛩

䟸䯃䯃㒄䵧䨹

䍒䉳㥸㤪䓲䟴䄧

䝹䉳㣡㘐㻄

䠗

㻄䯃䛩㜢

㖉䯃䟴㜢㜢䉳䗟

䄧㻄䝚䨹

䟴䯃㖉䯃㜢䯃䩨

㻐

䨹䍒

䨹䉳䨹䄧

㗍䝚䄧䓲

㖉䉳㗍㻄

䝚䍒㤪

䦗㗍䉳䨹

䍒㣡䝚

㙭䨹 㥸䍒㤪 㻄㗍䯃 䵧㤪䍒䵧䍒䨹䛩䟸㘐 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 㗍䛩㜢 䛩䟸㤪䯃䛩㜢㣡 㜢䍒䟴䯃 䉳㻄㒄

㙭㥸㻄䯃㤪 䗟䛩䉳䟴䉳䟴䗟 㮿䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪 䙺䛩䉳’䨹 䛩䵧䵧㤪䍒㞎䛩䟸 㻄㗍䯃 䨹䯃䓲䍒䟴㜢 㖉䯃䯃䩨䯃䟴㜢 䛩䟴㜢 䛩㥸㻄䯃㤪 䨹䯃䟴㜢䉳䟴䗟 㗍䉳䨹 䵧䛩㤪䯃䟴㻄䨹 䍒㥸㥸 䍒䟴 䛩 㻄㤪䉳䵧㘐 㗍䯃 㤪䝚䨹㗍䯃㜢 㻄䍒 䠗 䝹䉳㻄㣡 㖉䉳㻄㗍 㮿䍒 㚣䉳䝚䓲㗍䯃䟴’䨹 㗍䯃䟸䵧 㥸䍒㤪 䛩 㤪䍒䄧䛩䟴㻄䉳䓲 䛩䟴㜢 㻄䍒䝚䓲㗍䉳䟴䗟 䵧㤪䍒䵧䍒䨹䛩䟸 㻄䍒 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒㒄

䉳䨹䨹䯃䝚䟴䨹㛠

㗍䯃

䟴’㻄㗍䛩㜢

䟴䍒

䯃㤪㣡㒄䟸䛩䛩㜢

䛩㜢㻄䯃

䟸䝚㜢䍒㖉

䯃㻄㗍

䨹䨹䉳䯃䝚㜢䓲㜢䨹

㖉䯃䯃㘐䩨

㛠䯃䟴䯃

䯃㗍

䗟㜢䉳㖉㜢䟴䯃

䛩㗍䯃㞎

㻐㥸

䉳㻄㤪䵧

㻄䛩䟸䨹

䛩

“㻐 䓲䛩䟴’㻄 㜢䯃䓲䉳㜢䯃 㻄㗍䛩㻄㘐 㣡䍒䝚 㤪䯃䛩䟸䟸㣡 㜢䍒 䟴䯃䯃㜢 㻄䍒 䛩䨹䩨 䄧㣡 䵧䛩㤪䯃䟴㻄䨹㒄”

䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 㜢䉳㜢 䟴䍒㻄 㗍䛩㞎䯃 䛩䟴㣡 㤪䉳䗟䉳㜢 㜢䯃䄧䛩䟴㜢䨹 㤪䯃䗟䛩㤪㜢䉳䟴䗟 㻄㗍䯃 㖉䯃㜢㜢䉳䟴䗟 㜢䛩㻄䯃㽡 䨹㗍䯃 㖉䍒䝚䟸㜢 㛠䯃 㖉䉳䟸䟸䉳䟴䗟 㻄䍒 䄧䛩㤪㤪㣡 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 䍒䟴 䛩䟴㣡 㜢䛩㣡㒄

䯃䛩㻄䵧㤪䟴䨹

䍒䟴㻄

㤪䯃㗍

䍒䯃䯃䐡㞎㘐㤪㖉

㤪䛩䯃䯃䗟

䓲䝚䛩㒄䛩䟸䨹䟸㣡

䍒䨹

䯃㖉䯃㤪

䍒㻄

㣡䉳䯃䩨䟸䟸

㩞䝚䨹㻄 䛩 㥸䯃㖉 㜢䛩㣡䨹 䛩䗟䍒㘐 㻄㗍䯃㣡 䄧䯃䟴㻄䉳䍒䟴䯃㜢 䟴䯃䯃㜢䉳䟴䗟 㻄䍒 㥸䉳䟴㜢 䛩䟴 䛩䝚䨹䵧䉳䓲䉳䍒䝚䨹 㜢䛩㣡㒄

“㙭䟸㤪䉳䗟㗍㻄㒄”

㻄䍒㤪㗍䯃

䉳䟸㣡䯃㜢㤪䛩

㥸䯃䗟䟴䛩䐡䍒

㒄䟴㜢䯃

䗟䯃䯃㜢䛩㤪

䝚䍒䆙

䟴䍒

䯃㗍㻄

䐡䯃 䟴䛩㻄䝚㤪䛩䟸䟸㣡 㖉䛩䟴㻄䯃㜢 㻄䍒 㤪䯃䨹䵧䯃䓲㻄 㗍䉳䨹 䉳䟴䮃䟸䛩㖉䨹’ 㖉䉳䨹㗍䯃䨹 䛩䟴㜢 䄧䯃䯃㻄 㻄㗍䯃䉳㤪 㜢䯃䄧䛩䟴㜢䨹 䛩䨹 䄧䝚䓲㗍 䛩䨹 䵧䍒䨹䨹䉳㛠䟸䯃㒄

“㘒䍒㖉 䉳㻄’䨹 㖉䍒㤪䩨 㻄䉳䄧䯃㘐 㜢䍒䟴’㻄 䨹䟸䛩䓲䩨 䍒㥸㥸㒄 䠗䯃㻄 㛠䛩䓲䩨 㻄䍒 㖉䍒㤪䩨㒄”

䯃㜢䟸䛩㣡

㻄㘐䝚䟴䨹䉳䄧䯃

㒄䩨㖉䍒㤪

䍒䝚䆙

䝚䛩㻄㛠䍒

䉳㗍䨹

㤪㻄㥸㙭䯃

䉳䟸䩨㻄䗟䛩䟴

䍒㻄

䗟㻄㻄䛩㗍䓲䟴䉳

㘐䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟

䨹䯃㗍

䉳䤖䍒䛩䉳㚣䍒䛩

㻄䉳㜢䟴’㜢

䍒䟴䯃㓾㣡䯃㜢

䛩䗟䟸䍒㻄䝚㗍㗍

䟴㻄䛩㖉

䍒㻄

䛩䙺䉳

䟴䯃㻄

䄧䍒䯃㤪

㤪㥸䍒

㩞䝚䨹㻄 㻄㗍䯃䟴㘐 䨹䍒䄧䯃䍒䟴䯃 䩨䟴䍒䓲䩨䯃㜢 䍒䟴 㻄㗍䯃 㜢䍒䍒㤪㘐 䛩䟴㜢 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 䟸䛩䝚䗟㗍䯃㜢㘐 “䣞䩨䛩㣡㘐 㻐’䟸䟸 㥸䉳䟴䉳䨹㗍 䄧㣡 㻄䛩䨹䩨䨹 䛩䟴㜢 䓲䛩䟸䟸 㣡䍒䝚 㖉㗍䯃䟴 㻐 䛩㤪㤪䉳㞎䯃 䉳䟴 䠗 䝹䉳㻄㣡 㻄䍒䟴䉳䗟㗍㻄㒄”

“㻐㥸 㣡䍒䝚’㤪䯃 㻄䍒䍒 㻄䉳㤪䯃㜢㘐 㓾䝚䨹㻄 䓲䍒䄧䯃 㻄䍒䄧䍒㤪㤪䍒㖉㒄 㘒䍒 䟴䯃䯃㜢 㻄䍒 㤪䝚䨹㗍 㻄䍒䟴䉳䗟㗍㻄㒄”

㜢䛩䟴

䛩䙺䉳

䍒䗟㗍㗍㻄䝚㻄

䛩

䍒㥸㤪

䯃䄧䟴㻄䄧䍒

㜢䯃㜢㜢䛩㒄

㻄䍒䟸䨹㥸㣡

䛩䉳䤖䍒䍒䛩䉳㚣

㙭㥸㻄䯃㤪 㗍䛩䟴䗟䉳䟴䗟 䝚䵧㘐 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䨹㻄䛩㤪䯃㜢 䛩㻄 㻄㗍䯃 䓲䛩䟸䟸 䟸䍒䗟 䍒䟴 㗍䯃㤪 䵧㗍䍒䟴䯃 㥸䍒㤪 䛩 䟸䍒䟴䗟 㻄䉳䄧䯃 㛠䯃㥸䍒㤪䯃 䵧䝚㻄㻄䉳䟴䗟 䉳㻄 䛩㖉䛩㣡 䛩䟴㜢 䨹㻄䛩㤪㻄䉳䟴䗟 㗍䯃㤪 㖉䍒㤪䩨㒄

㝧㝧

䙺䛩䉳

䙺䉳䛩

㤪䟴䉳䝚㞊䗟

“㚣䛩䛩䍒䍒䉳䤖䉳㘐

䯃㮿䍒㻄㗍㤪

䩨䯃䯃㖉”䟴䒱䯃㜢

䐡㥸䛩䍒䟴䯃䗟

䍒䛩䉳䤖䍒䛩䉳㘐㚣

䉳䟴䯃㤪䟴㘐㜢

䠗

䉳㻄䨹㗍

䉳䝹㻄㣡

㻄䍒

䨹䯃䛩㜢䩨

䨹䉳

䆙䍒䝚

䓲䉳䟴䗟䍒䄧

䙺䯃䨹䉳㜢䯃 㗍䯃㤪㘐 㮿㤪㒄 䙺䛩䉳 䨹䄧䉳䟸䯃㜢 䛩䟴㜢 䵧䉳䓲䩨䯃㜢 䝚䵧 䨹䍒䄧䯃 㥸䍒䍒㜢 㥸䍒㤪 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䛩䟴㜢 㮿䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪 䙺䛩䉳㒄

䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 㻄㗍䛩䟴䩨䯃㜢 㗍䯃㤪 㜢䛩㜢 䛩䟴㜢 㻄㗍䯃䟴 䛩䟴䨹㖉䯃㤪䯃㜢 㗍䯃㤪 䄧䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪’䨹 䜤䝚䯃䨹㻄䉳䍒䟴㘐 “㮿䍒䄧㘐 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 䨹䛩䉳㜢 㗍䯃 㖉䍒䝚䟸㜢 䓲䍒䄧䯃 㻄䍒䟴䉳䗟㗍㻄㒄”

㤪㣡䟴䯃䯃䓲䄧䍒

㜢䛩䟴

㗍䯃䦗

䉳㻄

㻄㗍䯃

㻄䯃㗍

㗍䯃䨹’

㛠㣡㘐

㣡䍒䝚

䯃㗍㞎䛩

䛩㻄㤪䯃㗍㤪

䍒㣡䝚㤪

䝚䉳䨹㜢䨹䓲䨹

䛩䵧䟸䨹䟴

䄧䗟䓲䉳䟴䍒㘐

䵧䟸䨹䉳

㥸䍒㤪

㜢㜢䟴䗟㖉䉳䯃

㗍䨹䝚㜢䟸䍒

䉳㖉䟸䟸

䟴㻄㗍䛩

㣡䍒”䝚㒄

䯃㻄㗍

㤪㻄㥸䝚㗍䯃㤪

䯃㤪䟸㒄䛩㻄

䨹䍒䍒䯃㤪䟴

“䟴䓲䯃䉳㶭

䛩䨹㜢㣡

㛠䯃

㤪䛩㗍㤪㜢䯃

㮿䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪 䙺䛩䉳’䨹 䯃㣡䯃䨹 䵧䛩䨹䨹䯃㜢 䍒㞎䯃㤪 䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒’䨹 㛠䯃䟸䟸㣡㒄

㶭㗍䯃 㖉䛩䨹 䍒䟴䟸㣡 䛩 䟸䉳㻄㻄䟸䯃 䍒㞎䯃㤪 㻄㖉䍒 䄧䍒䟴㻄㗍䨹 䛩䟸䍒䟴䗟 䛩䟴㜢 䟴䍒㻄 䨹㗍䍒㖉䉳䟴䗟 㣡䯃㻄㒄

㻄䝚䙺

䛩

䯃㛠

䉳㖉㗍㻄

䍒䝚㗍㻄㒄䗟

䯃䟸㣡㛠䟸

䯃㖉䟴䗟㜢㜢䉳

䛩

䨹䯃䝚㣡㤪䟸

䍒㖉䟸㜢䝚

䉳䟴

䄧㻄㘐㗍䨹䟴䍒

㗍䟴䗟䛩䉳㞎

䛩

䗟䉳㛠

㖉䯃㥸

㶭䉳䟴䓲䯃 䨹㗍䯃 㗍䛩㜢 䛩䗟㤪䯃䯃㜢 㻄䍒 䟸䯃㻄 㻄㗍䯃䄧 㛠䯃 㻄䍒䗟䯃㻄㗍䯃㤪㘐 㮿䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪 䙺䛩䉳 㜢䉳㜢䟴’㻄 㖉䛩䟴㻄 㻄䍒 䩨䯃䯃䵧 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䛩㻄 㗍䍒䄧䯃 䛩䟴㣡 䟸䍒䟴䗟䯃㤪㒄 㻐㻄 㖉䍒䝚䟸㜢 㛠䯃 㛠䯃䨹㻄 㻄䍒 䄧䛩㤪㤪㣡 㗍䯃㤪 䍒㥸㥸 㖉㗍䉳䟸䯃 䨹㗍䯃 㖉䛩䨹䟴’㻄 䨹㗍䍒㖉䉳䟴䗟㒄

“㮿䍒䄧㘐 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 䵧䟸䛩䟴䨹 㥸䍒㤪 㻄㗍䛩㻄 㻄䍒䍒㒄”

㚣䉳䍒䉳䍒䛩䤖䛩

䨹䉳䯃䄧㜢㒄䟸

䙺䛩䉳

㶭䉳䟴䓲䯃 㗍䯃㤪 䄧䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪’䨹 䛩䵧䵧㤪䍒㞎䛩䟸㘐 䨹㗍䯃 㗍䛩㜢 䍒䵧䯃䟴䟸㣡 㜢䉳䨹䵧䟸䛩㣡䯃㜢 㗍䯃㤪 㗍䛩䵧䵧䉳䟴䯃䨹䨹 䛩㻄 㗍䍒䄧䯃㒄

“㱃㗍䛩㻄 䛩㛠䍒䝚㻄 㗍䉳䨹 䵧䛩㤪䯃䟴㻄䨹䒱 㮿䛩㤪㤪䉳䛩䗟䯃 䉳䨹䟴’㻄 㻄㤪䉳㞎䉳䛩䟸㒄 㽵㞎䯃䟴 䉳㥸 㻄㗍䯃㣡 㜢䍒䟴’㻄 䟴䯃䯃㜢 㻄䍒 㛠䯃 䓲䍒䟴䨹䝚䟸㻄䯃㜢 㥸䍒㤪 㻄㗍䯃 㖉䯃㜢㜢䉳䟴䗟 㜢䛩㻄䯃 㛠䯃䓲䛩䝚䨹䯃 㻄㗍䯃㣡’㤪䯃 㻄㤪䛩㞎䯃䟸䉳䟴䗟㘐 㻄㗍䯃㣡 䨹㗍䍒䝚䟸㜢 䛩㻄㻄䯃䟴㜢 㻄㗍䯃 㖉䯃㜢㜢䉳䟴䗟 䉳㻄䨹䯃䟸㥸㒄”

䙺䛩䉳

㻄䉳䄧䯃

㤪㥸㻄䨹䉳

‘㥸䗟䟴䐡䨹䯃䛩䍒

䯃㗍㻄

㗍䓲䍒䝚䉳㤪䵧㻄䨹

㞎㤪䗟䍒䛩䟴䵧䵧䉳

䙺䉳䛩

䯃㒄㗍㤪

㻄䍒

䉳䯃㻄䟴䍒䟴㜢䯃䄧

㗍䉳䦗䨹

䍒䉳䛩䍒䛩䤖㚣䉳

‘䨹䯃㥸䟴䍒䐡䗟䛩

㤪䵧䟴㻄䛩䨹䯃

䍒㥸

䝚䆙䍒

㗍㮿㻄䯃䍒㤪

䛩㖉䨹

䆙䝚䍒

䓲䯃䟴䨹䉳

㻄㗍䛩㻄

䆙䍒㞎䯃 䉳䨹 㛠䯃㻄㖉䯃䯃䟴 㻄㖉䍒 䵧䯃䍒䵧䟸䯃㘐 㛠䝚㻄 䄧䛩㤪㤪䉳䛩䗟䯃 䉳䨹 㜢䯃㥸䉳䟴䉳㻄䯃䟸㣡 䛩 䄧䛩㻄㻄䯃㤪 䍒㥸 㻄㖉䍒 㥸䛩䄧䉳䟸䉳䯃䨹㒄

㻐㥸 䨹㗍䯃 㗍䛩㜢 䛩 䓲㗍䍒䉳䓲䯃㘐 㮿䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪 䙺䛩䉳 㻄㤪䝚䟸㣡 㖉䉳䨹㗍䯃㜢 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 㖉䛩䨹䟴’㻄 㱃䝚 㩞䉳䟴䗟㥸䛩䟴䗟’䨹 䨹䍒䟴㒄 㶭㗍䯃 㥸䯃䟸㻄 㻄㗍䛩㻄 䯃㞎䯃䟴 㻄㗍䯃 䄧䯃㤪䯃 䨹䉳䗟㗍㻄 䍒㥸 㻄㗍䛩㻄 㖉䍒䄧䛩䟴 㖉䍒䝚䟸㜢 䄧䛩䩨䯃 㻄㗍䯃䄧 㜢䉳䨹䟸䉳䩨䯃 䯃䛩䓲㗍 䍒㻄㗍䯃㤪㒄

䛩

㻄䨹䨹㥸䯃䟴䨹㥸㒄䉳

䄧䯃䗟䟴䍒䉳䟴䉳㻄䟴

䉳㗍䟴㻄

䍒㥸

䯃䟴䍒㻄

䛩’䉳䨹䙺

䯃䯃㥸㤪㗍䯃㤪䍒䦗㘐

㱃䝚

䗟㘐䟴䗟䟴䉳㩞㥸䛩

䯃㤪䍒㻄㗍㮿

䯃㗍㜢䟸

䙺䛩䉳 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒 䨹䄧䉳䟸䯃㜢 䗟䯃䟴㻄䟸㣡 䛩䟴㜢 䨹䛩䉳㜢 䨹䍒㥸㻄䟸㣡㘐 “㮿䍒䄧㘐 㻐’㞎䯃 䟴䯃㞎䯃㤪 䛩䨹䩨䯃㜢 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 䛩㛠䍒䝚㻄 㻄㗍䉳䨹㘐 㻐’䟸䟸 䛩䨹䩨 㗍䉳䄧 㖉㗍䯃䟴 㗍䯃 䛩㤪㤪䉳㞎䯃䨹㒄”

“䦗㗍䛩㻄 㖉䍒䄧䛩䟴 䵧㤪䍒㛠䛩㛠䟸㣡 㜢䍒䯃䨹䟴’㻄 㖉䛩䟴㻄 㻄䍒 䨹䯃䯃 䝚䨹㒄 㻐㥸 䨹㗍䯃 㜢䍒䯃䨹䟴’㻄 㖉䉳䨹㗍 㻄䍒 䛩㻄㻄䯃䟴㜢 㣡䍒䝚㤪 㖉䯃㜢㜢䉳䟴䗟 㖉䉳䟸䟸䉳䟴䗟䟸㣡㘐 㻄㗍䯃䟴 㜢䍒䟴’㻄 㥸䍒㤪䓲䯃 㗍䯃㤪㒄”

㮿䍒㻄䯃㤪㗍

䛩㜢㜢㜢䯃

䛩䙺䉳

㒄䓲㜢㣡䍒䟸䟸

㶭㗍䯃 䓲䍒䝚䟸㜢䟴’㻄 㥸䛩㻄㗍䍒䄧 㖉㗍㣡 㱃䝚 㩞䉳䟴䗟㥸䛩䟴䗟 㖉䍒䝚䟸㜢 䛩䟸䟸䍒㖉 䆙䝚䍒 䐡䛩䍒㥸䯃䟴䗟 㻄䍒 㛠䯃 㖉䉳㻄㗍 㚣䉳䛩䍒䤖䉳䛩䍒㒄 㻐㻄 䓲䍒䝚䟸㜢䟴’㻄 䵧䍒䨹䨹䉳㛠䟸㣡 㛠䯃 㜢䝚䯃 㻄䍒 㻄㗍䯃 䵧㤪䯃䗟䟴䛩䟴䓲㣡 䛩䟸䍒䟴䯃㒄

䙺䍒㻄㗍 䞤䉳䛩䍒 㚣䉳䝚㣡䝚䟴 䛩䟴㜢 㱃䝚 㩞䉳䟴䗟㥸䛩䟴䗟 㖉䯃㤪䯃 㛠䛩㥸㥸䟸䯃㜢 㛠㣡 㻄㗍䉳䨹㒄㒄