Read Novel Full Chapter 2222: Chapter 26: No Evidence
Chapter 2222: Chapter 26: No Evidence
Qin Qingqing is a teenage girl, so in love with Mo Ziye, viewing him as her entire life.
She couldn’t handle such a shock.
After saying that sentence, she turned around and ran…
She kept running out of the villa, ran quite a distance, turned her head to look, and under the twilight, Mo Ziye didn’t come chasing out.
Half an hour later.
Qin Qingqing looked at Mo Ziye’s phone call and angrily hung up…
“Qingqing, since you’re done with him, don’t think about him anymore, forget him from your heart, don’t make things difficult for yourself like this.”
Tang Jinchen looked at her sad expression and couldn’t help but feel heartache.
Qin Qingqing pretended to laugh lightly, “Cousin, don’t worry about my business. You’re already quite old; you should take advantage of this vacation to settle your lifelong matters.”
Tang Jinchen gave her a look, “Your cousin already has a target, so just prepare a big gift.”
“Really?”
Qin Qingqing looked at him with shining eyes, suppressing all her sadness and hurt, smiling as she asked, “Cousin, quickly tell me who is this extraordinary girl? Does she know you like her secretly? Are you planning to use force or snatch her away?”
“Force or snatch?”
Tang Jinchen sneered, “In your eyes, is your cousin just a rogue?”
“Anyway, you don’t have anything to do with being gentle as jade.”
In Qin Qingqing’s memory, her cousin was influenced by his stepfather Tang Yang since childhood.
Unlike Mo Ziye and Gu Zinan.
Though they were also strictly required to be accomplished in both literature and martial arts, they had a more elegant grace compared to Tang Jinchen.
“Yes, besides Mo Ziye, which other man could be considered good by you.” Tang Jinchen laughed, “I don’t need force or snatching; instead, I will use these few days to bring back a cousin-in-law for you.”
“Flying cows.”
“You don’t believe it? Today I’ll play with you all day, tomorrow we’ll return to G City.”
“The girl you like is in G City?”
“Mm.”
“Who who who?”
Qin Qingqing stepped forward and grabbed Tang Jinchen, “Cousin, I can’t delay your lifelong matters because of fun. Let’s buy tickets and go back to G City now. Why didn’t you tell me earlier? You came to G City not just to see me, but to pursue your girlfriend, right?”
“I came to G City, of course, to see you.”
Tang Jinchen removed her claws, “I’ll naturally tell you when we return to G City.”
——
Imperial City Hotel, in the presidential suite.
Mo Ziye slightly furrowed his brows, looking at the wound on Qing Yang’s arm, and asked with concern, “Uncle Qingyang, how did you get injured?”
Qing Yang came to the Imperial City a week ago.
After Qin Qingqing and her father Qin Mu returned, on the third day he chased the leads from another city.
The reason Mo Ziye agreed to accompany Shi Xi back to the Imperial City was not entirely to accompany her.
Part of the reason was because Qing Yang was in the Imperial City.
The wound Qing Yang sustained was from a blade, not a gunshot, a few centimeters long, which he didn’t mind, “Ziye, I can now determine the assassin is hiding somewhere in the Imperial City. It’s very likely that he has been hiding here for years, and the clues we previously investigated abroad were purposefully misleading.”
“Have you fought him?”
Mo Ziye’s brows were full of cold intent.
He knew Qing Yang’s abilities well.
He and Qing Feng both came from the special forces, and he also learned from them as a child.
“Yes, we fought, but unfortunately, he got away.”
Qing Yang said coldly, “He has a scar on the left side of his neck, I saw it during the fight. Ziye, should we let the Qin Family and An’s Home know about this?”
The assassin he was chasing was the one who attempted to kill Qin Qingqing but instead killed An Lin.
The unexpected assassination, they knew nothing about the other party.
“Are there any discrepancies with the clues I gave you before?”
Mo Ziye furrowed his brow, eyes filled with a bloodthirsty aura.
Qing Yang understood what he was asking, “It’s consistent with what you told me, but we currently have no evidence, and he was injured last night, making it hard to lure him out again in a short time.”
“I’ll inform Uncle Qin later, Uncle Qingyang, you should return to G City to recover.”
“This minor injury doesn’t require that, should I stay here and return with you?”
“No, I returned with Shi Xi. I’m waiting for her to return with me. You staying here is inconvenient. Besides, having fought the opponent, it’s not wise to stay.”
Qing Yang’s expression changed slightly, worriedly saying, “Ziye, the Qin Family and the An’s Home have entrenched themselves in the Imperial City for so many years. Shouldn’t we ask Old Man Qin to gather evidence…”
“No, Grandpa and Grandfather are getting old, and they’ve already retired. Although they have some connections and power, it’s not like before.”
Mo Ziye’s tone was firm, “I have an unshirkable responsibility for An Lin’s death, finding the culprit is entirely my responsibility.”
“I’ll ask Qing Feng to come; being alone in the Imperial City isn’t safe for you.”
With the enemy in the shadows while they were exposed, Qing Yang wasn’t at ease with Ziye alone in the Imperial City.
“Uncle Qingyang, rest assured and go back to recover, I won’t have any issues here.”
“Then be careful.”
Qing Yang knew Mo Ziye wasn’t someone who could be easily hurt, moreover, his visit was under the guise of Shi Xi’s boyfriend.
“Mm, I heard Tang Jinchen went to G City to find Qingqing. Could you ask my mom if Qingqing isn’t in G City, has he been home?”
“Alright.”
Qing Yang seemed unsure about Mo Ziye’s intentions, but still responded respectfully.
Mo Ziye gave a few more instructions before Qing Yang left.
Just after he left, Shi Xi arrived at the hotel.
She had slightly red and swollen eyes, clearly just cried.
“Ziye, my dad said he already called you, inviting you over for dinner and asked me to come pick you up.”
“Has Grandma Shi’s condition improved?”
Mo Ziye’s voice carried a slight concern.
Shi Xi almost cried but held back, seemingly wanting to throw herself into his embrace.
Mo Ziye unobtrusively stepped aside, “Elderly people inevitably have ailments, so don’t be too sad.”
“Ziye, do you think I’m too weak, crying too easily?”
Shi Xi choked up as she spoke, “I don’t want to cry all the time, but thinking about Grandma suffering from illness makes me desperately wish to take her place.”
She said, lifting her hand to wipe her tears.
Appearing genuinely filial.
Mo Ziye said kindly, “Knowing you’re so filial, Grandma Shi will certainly recover quickly? It’s getting dark, so let’s leave now.”
“Ziye, I want to spend a few more days with Grandma now that I’m back home. You’ll stay here and wait for me, won’t you?”
Given Mo Ziye’s persistence and calm, she needed him to stay for a few more days to feel assured of becoming his woman.
“Of course, I came all this way with you, so I can’t just leave you here alone. Tomorrow we’ll visit Grandma Shi in the hospital together.”
—
[Because readers kept asking whether it was the end, Ye Zi decided to reorder the extras starting from “001”.
To explain again, don’t just look at the word ‘completed’, as it was initially set and can’t be changed, so it will continually show as complete.
Ziye and Qingqing’s extras are not finished yet; when I use “The Grand Finale” as a chapter name, it’ll truly be complete.
Feeling unwell these days, updating two thousand words for now, will return to four thousand words in updates after a few days.]
盧
䏲䜾䐇
㽏䟫
露
㽏䟫䏲䎧
老
䜾䮻㻅
䮻䜾㽏
䫶䤹”䏲䏲䫀
盧
㽓䔕䫶㒀”
櫓
㬿䮻㞠㭮䎧䮻䏲
擄
䆆㭮䆆䏲㞠䔕䔕䘿䫀䮻䟫䫶
蘆
䡛䮻䟫㖢
䨴䟫㽏
㭮䔕
䟫䜾㭮㞠䓌
虜
爐
䔕㿨䫶
䏲䐃㽏’
盧
㯿䔕 䤹䏲䫶䮻 䏎䮻㽏㞠㽓㻅䮻䎧 䡛䔕㻅 䜾䮻㻅 㞠䔕 䆆䮻䟫㬿䮻 䡛䏲㻅㽏㞠䫀 䡛䔕䆆䆆䔕䨴䏲㭮䏎 䅱䮻䜾䏲㭮䎧 䟫㽏 㞠䜾䮻䫶 䨴䟫䆆䓌䮻䎧 䔕㽓㞠 䔕䡛 㞠䜾䮻 㻅䔕䔕䘿㒀
䘆䜾䮻 㞠䨴䔕 㞠䔕䔕䓌 㞠䜾䮻 䮻䆆䮻㬿䟫㞠䔕㻅 䎧䔕䨴㭮䫀 䮻䒔䏲㞠䮻䎧 㞠䜾䮻 䜾䔕㞠䮻䆆䫀 䟫㭮䎧 䐇䜾䏲 䐃䏲 䊠䔕䏲㭮㞠䮻䎧 㞠䔕 䟫 䆆㽓䒔㽓㻅䏲䔕㽓㽏 䅱㽓㽏䏲㭮䮻㽏㽏 㖢䟫㻅 䅱䫶 㞠䜾䮻 㻅䔕䟫䎧㽏䏲䎧䮻䫀 “䤹䏲䫶䏲䫀 㞠䜾䮻 㖢䟫㻅 䏲㽏 䅱䫶 㞠䜾䮻 㻅䔕䟫䎧㒀”
㕭
䫶䏲䚴㞠
㯿䔕 䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮䫀 䋶䮻㭮 㩧䟫㭮䫀 䟫㭮䎧 㯿䔕䘿䔕 䜾䟫䎧 㿨㽓㽏㞠 䡛䏲㭮䏲㽏䜾䮻䎧 䎧䏲㭮㭮䮻㻅 䟫㭮䎧 䘿䔕㬿䮻䎧 䡛㻅䔕䘿 㞠䜾䮻 䎧䏲㭮䏲㭮䏎 㻅䔕䔕䘿 㞠䔕 㞠䜾䮻 䆆䏲㬿䏲㭮䏎 㻅䔕䔕䘿 䨴䜾䮻㭮 䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎 㻅䮻㞠㽓㻅㭮䮻䎧㒀
㯿䔕䘿䔕 㽏㞠䔕䔕䎧 㽓䊠 㞠䔕 䏎㻅䮻䮻㞠 䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎 䟫㭮䎧 㞠䜾䮻㭮 䏎㻅䏲㭮㭮䮻䎧 䟫㞠 㯿䔕 䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮 䟫㭮䎧 䋶䮻㭮 㩧䟫㭮䫀 㽏䟫䫶䏲㭮䏎䫀 “䋅䟫䎧䫀 㯿䔕䘿䫀 䀛’䘿 䜾䮻䟫䎧䏲㭮䏎 㽓䊠㽏㞠䟫䏲㻅㽏 䡛䏲㻅㽏㞠㒀”
㭮䜾䮻㞠
䐇䮻䜾
㽏㞠䏲㽓䊠䟫㽏㻅
㞠䔕
㻅䔕䔕㒀䘿
䮻䜾㻅
䮻䨴㞠㭮
㯿䔕 䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮 䏎䆆䟫㭮㖢䮻䎧 䟫㞠 䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎’㽏 䟫㻅䘿 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䟫 䨴䏲㽏䮻 䏎䟫㒥䮻䫀 䟫㽏䓌䏲㭮䏎 䨴䏲㞠䜾 㖢䔕㭮㖢䮻㻅㭮䫀 “䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎䫀 䟫㻅䮻 䫶䔕㽓 䏲㭮㿨㽓㻅䮻䎧㻻”
䠈䮻䟫㻅䏲㭮䏎 㞠䜾䏲㽏䫀 䋶䮻㭮 㩧䟫㭮’㽏 䡛䟫㖢䮻 䟫䆆㽏䔕 㽏䜾䔕䨴䮻䎧 㖢䔕㭮㖢䮻㻅㭮㒀
㞠㿨㽓㽏
㞠䔕
㭮䟫㡶䏎
䑝䏎䏲㭮䏲㒀”㭮䏎䓧
䓌䫀㖢䟫䅱
䘿㖢䟫䮻
㕭
䫀䆆䘿㽏䏲䮻
㖢䟫䮻䘿
䏎䘆㭮䟫
䠈䮻
䜾䏲㽏
㶛䮻䡛䔕䮻㻅
䜾䨴䏲㞠
㻅㽓䏲㿨㭮䫀䫶
䔕㞠
䏲䚴䫶㞠
䟫
䀛
㭮䩲䏲㭮䜾㖢䮻
䏲䟫䎧㽏
䡛䏲㭮䎧
䔕䏲㭮䏎㞠㭮䜾
㽏”䀛’㞠
䫶䤹㒀䏲䏲
䀛
䟫㽏䨴
䜾䟫䎧䮻
䟫
㽓䏲䔕㻅䮻㽏㒀㽏
䏲䔕䘿㭮㻅
㭮䏎䏲䓧
㽏䜾䔕䓌䔕
“䘆䟫㭮䏎 䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䎧䏲䎧 㖢䔕䘿䮻䫀 䅱㽓㞠 䜾䮻 䨴䮻㭮㞠 㞠䔕 䐇 䚴䏲㞠䫶 䆆䟫㞠䮻㻅㒀”
㲃 䜾䏲㭮㞠 䔕䡛 䎧䔕㽓䅱㞠 䡛䆆䟫㽏䜾䮻䎧 䏲㭮 䋶䮻㭮 㩧䟫㭮’㽏 䮻䫶䮻㽏䫀 䅱㽓㞠 㽏䜾䮻 㽏䔕䔕㭮 㽓㭮䎧䮻㻅㽏㞠䔕䔕䎧 㞠䜾䮻 䊠㽓㻅䊠䔕㽏䮻 䔕䡛 䤹䏲䫶䏲’㽏 䘿䮻㽏㽏䟫䏎䮻 㞠䜾㻅䔕㽓䏎䜾 䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎㒀
䚴䫀䏲㞠䫶
䏎䏲䏲㭮䓧㭮䑝䏎
䏲㭮
䐇
䟫
㽏㻅䮻䎧䏲㽏㽓䊠䮻䟫䆆
䜾䮻
“䠈䮻
䏲㭮
䫀䔕㖢㬿䏲䮻
䨴㭮䔕
䮻䡛㞠䆆
㞠㖢㖢䏲㻅䏲䟫䆆
䜾㽏䮻
䎧㽏䟫䏲
䮻㽏㻅䘿㻅䮻䮻䘿䅱
䋶㞠䏲䜾
㻅䔕䨴䫶”㒀㻅
䜾䏲㭮㞠
㭮䟫䔕䮻䆆
䮻䜾㻅
䔕䨴䫀䎧㻅㽏
䔕㞠
㭮䎧䟫
䡛䔕
㯿䔕 䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮 㖢䔕㭮㞠䏲㭮㽓䮻䎧䫀 㻅䮻䟫㽏㽏㽓㻅䏲㭮䏎 䜾䮻㻅䫀 “䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䏎㻅䮻䨴 㽓䊠 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䤹䏲䫶䏲 䅱䫶 䜾䮻㻅 㽏䏲䎧䮻㒀 㲃䆆㞠䜾䔕㽓䏎䜾 㽏䜾䮻 䜾䟫㽏 䅱䮻䮻㭮 䔕㬿䮻㻅䆆䫶 䊠㻅䔕㞠䮻㖢㞠䮻䎧 䟫㭮䎧 䏲㽏 㽏䔕䘿䮻䨴䜾䟫㞠 㭮䟫䏲㬿䮻䫀 㽏䜾䮻 㽏㞠䏲䆆䆆 䜾䟫㽏 㞠䜾䮻 䟫䅱䏲䆆䏲㞠䫶 㞠䔕 䊠㻅䔕㞠䮻㖢㞠 䜾䮻㻅㽏䮻䆆䡛㒀 䤹䏲䫶䏲 䜾䟫㽏 䟫㻅㻅䟫㭮䏎䮻䎧 䡛䔕㻅 㽏䔕䘿䮻䔕㭮䮻 䏲㭮 䐇 䚴䏲㞠䫶䫀 㽏䔕 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䏲㽏 㭮䔕㞠 䟫䆆䔕㭮䮻 㞠䜾䮻㻅䮻㒀”
㲃㞠 㞠䜾䏲㽏䫀 䜾䮻 㽏䟫䏲䎧 㞠䔕 䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎䫀 “䀛’䆆䆆 㖢䟫䆆䆆 䤹䏲䫶䏲 䆆䟫㞠䮻㻅 䟫㭮䎧 㞠䮻䆆䆆 䜾䏲䘿 㭮䔕㞠 㞠䔕 䨴䔕㻅㻅䫶 䟫䅱䔕㽓㞠 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎㒀 䐇䏲㭮㖢䮻 䫶䔕㽓’㻅䮻 䏲㭮㿨㽓㻅䮻䎧䫀 䎧䔕㭮’㞠 䨴䔕㻅䓌 䡛䔕㻅 㞠䜾䮻 㭮䮻䒔㞠 䡛䮻䨴 䎧䟫䫶㽏㒀 㩧䮻㽏㞠 䟫㞠 䜾䔕䘿䮻 䡛䔕㻅 䟫 䨴䜾䏲䆆䮻㒀”
䫶㒀䓌”㠾䟫”
䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎 䓌㭮䮻䨴 㞠䜾䟫㞠 䟫㻅䏎㽓䏲㭮䏎 䡛㽓㻅㞠䜾䮻㻅 䨴䟫㽏 㽓㽏䮻䆆䮻㽏㽏㒀
䠈䮻 䟫㭮䎧 䓧䏲㭮䏎 㹲䮻㭮䏎 䜾䟫䎧 䅱䮻䮻㭮 䏲㭮 㞠䜾䮻 㯿䔕 䡛䟫䘿䏲䆆䫶 䡛䔕㻅 㽏䔕 䘿䟫㭮䫶 䫶䮻䟫㻅㽏䫀 䟫㭮䎧 㯿䔕 䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮 䜾䟫䎧 䆆䔕㭮䏎 㞠㻅䮻䟫㞠䮻䎧 㞠䜾䮻䘿 䟫㽏 䡛㻅䏲䮻㭮䎧㽏 㻅䟫㞠䜾䮻㻅 㞠䜾䟫㭮 䅱䔕䎧䫶䏎㽓䟫㻅䎧㽏㒀
㖢䅱䆆㭮䫶䟫䔕
㭮䮻䋶
㞠䔕
㭮䟫䮻㻅㽏䨴
䮻㞠䜾
䮻䨴㞠㭮
䏎㻅䫀䟫㭮
㭮䟫䎧
䟫㩧㽏㭮’
䆆㒀䆆㖢䟫
㞠䮻䜾
㽏䮻䜾
㽓㞠䔕
㭮䮻䜾䊠䔕
䔕㞠
䓧䏲㭮䏎 㡶䟫㭮䏎 㽏䜾䟫㻅䮻䎧 㞠䜾䮻 䡛䏲㭮䎧䏲㭮䏎㽏 䡛㻅䔕䘿 㻅䮻㖢䮻㭮㞠 䎧䟫䫶㽏 䨴䏲㞠䜾 㯿䔕 䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮㒀
“㩧䟫㭮㻅䟫㭮䫀 䨴䟫㽏 㞠䜾䟫㞠 䤹䏲䫶䏲 䔕㭮 㞠䜾䮻 䊠䜾䔕㭮䮻 㿨㽓㽏㞠 㭮䔕䨴㻻”
㽏㞠䫶䟫
䟫䎧䏲㽏
䔕䮻䮻䡛䅱㻅
䨴䮻䡛
䚴䫶䏲㞠
䆆䎧䨴䔕㽓
䘿䏲㖢䔕㭮䏎
䫶䎧䟫㽏
䡛㻅䔕
䜾䮻
䏲㭮
䜾䮻
㒀䓌䅱䟫㖢”
䔕䮻䘿㻅
䊠㻅䘿䮻䏲䟫䀛䆆
“㽏㡶䫀䮻
䋶䮻㭮 㩧䟫㭮 䡛㻅䔕䨴㭮䮻䎧䫀 “䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮䫀 䎧䔕䮻㽏 䤹䏲䫶䏲 䜾䟫㬿䮻 㽏䔕䘿䮻 㽓䆆㞠䮻㻅䏲䔕㻅 䘿䔕㞠䏲㬿䮻 䏲㭮 䏎䮻㞠㞠䏲㭮䏎 㖢䆆䔕㽏䮻 㞠䔕 䐇䜾䏲 䐃䏲㻻 䠈䮻 㽓㽏㽓䟫䆆䆆䫶 䓌㭮䔕䨴㽏 䜾䏲㽏 䆆䏲䘿䏲㞠㽏䫀 䅱㽓㞠 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䐇䜾䏲 䐃䏲䫀 䀛 䡛䏲㭮䎧 䏲㞠 䟫 䅱䏲㞠 䔕䎧䎧㒀”
“㡶䮻㽏䫀 䜾䮻 䜾䟫㽏 䔕㞠䜾䮻㻅 䏲㭮㞠䮻㭮㞠䏲䔕㭮㽏㒀”
㞠䔕
䟫䨴䫶䟫
㞠㞠䜾䟫
㽓䫶䔕
䜾㻅䮻
䎧䏲䮻䏲䆆㽏䓌
䔕䡛䘿㻅
䆆䮻䟫䎧
㞠䮻㻅㽏㽓㻅㒀㭮”
䮻䜾䎧䆆
㞠䫶䟫㽏
‘䆆䀛䆆
䮻䆆㞠䆆
㽏䅱䎧䮻䮻䏲
㭮䟫㩧㻅䟫㭮䫀”
䏲䘿䜾
㻅䮻䫀䜾
㭮䆆䆆䏲䊠㽓䏎
䮻䜾㻅
㽓㖢䏲䜾䐃䮻㭮
䏲䤹䏲䫶
䏲㽏㞠
㖢䔕㽓䎧䆆
㻅䔕
㯿䔕
䮻㭮䜾䨴
䜾䏲䐇
䡛䏲
㞠䔕
䏲䐃䫀
䜾㭮䎧䫀䟫
䫀䏲䜾䘿
䜾䮻
䀛
㞠䜾䨴䏲
“㹲䔕㻅䏎䮻㞠 䏲㞠㒀 㡶䔕㽓 䟫䆆䨴䟫䫶㽏 㽏䟫䫶 䫶䔕㽓’䆆䆆 䎧䮻䟫䆆 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䜾䏲䘿䫀 䅱㽓㞠 䫶䔕㽓 㭮䮻㬿䮻㻅 㻅䮻䟫䆆䆆䫶 䜾䟫㬿䮻 㞠䜾䮻 䜾䮻䟫㻅㞠 㞠䔕 䎧䔕 䏲㞠㒀”
䋶䮻㭮 㩧䟫㭮 㞠䮻䟫㽏䮻䎧 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䟫 㽏䘿䏲䆆䮻䧪 㽏䜾䮻 䓌㭮䮻䨴 㯿䔕 䐃䏲㽓㖢䜾䮻㭮 䨴䟫㽏 㿨㽓㽏㞠 㞠㻅䫶䏲㭮䏎 㞠䔕 䘿䟫䓌䮻 䜾䮻㻅 䜾䟫䊠䊠䫶㒀
䔕㞠
㻻㞠䏲䚴䫶
䏲㖢㭮䩲䜾㭮䮻
㞠䏲㭮䎧䎧’
䎧䏲䎧
䟫㞠䜾㞠
䜾䔕䨴
䮻”㻻䘿
䏎㭮䘆䟫
㞠䔕
㖢䮻䟫䘿
㞠䏲
䜾䮻䘆”㭮
㽓㡶䔕
㭮䨴䓌䔕
䫶䔕㽓
䮻䘿㞠䏲㭮䔕㭮
㕭
“䘆䔕㭮䏎㞠䔕㭮䏎 㞠䔕䆆䎧 䘿䮻㒀 㡶䔕㽓 䨴䮻㻅䮻㭮’㞠 䅱䟫㖢䓌 䫶䮻㞠䫀 㽏䔕 䔕䡛 㖢䔕㽓㻅㽏䮻䫀 䫶䔕㽓 䨴䔕㽓䆆䎧㭮’㞠 䓌㭮䔕䨴㒀 䀛 䎧䏲䎧㭮’㞠 䘿䮻䮻㞠 䘆䟫㭮䏎 䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䮻䏲㞠䜾䮻㻅䧪 䜾䮻 䨴䮻㭮㞠 㽏㞠㻅䟫䏲䏎䜾㞠 㞠䔕 䐇 䚴䏲㞠䫶㒀”
——
䎧䫶䟫
䡛䆆䟫䜾䫀
䘿䮻㻅䔕
㞠䟫䮻䨴㭮䎧
䏲䮻䘿㞠㒀
䜾䋶䏲㞠
䏲䓧䏎㭮䑝䏲㭮䏎
䔕䡛㻅
䎧㯿䔕㭮䟫䫶
䏲㭮
䘿䊠㭮䟫䏲㭮䫶㖢䔕䏎㖢䟫
䜾䮻䫀㻅
䟫㭮䎧
䎧㽏䫶䟫䫀
䟫
䜾䮻㻅
䫶䎧䊠䆆䮻䟫
䔕㭮
䏎㭮䘆䟫
䮻䜾䐇
䏎㭮䘆䟫
䫶䡛䮻䮻㻅䆆
䊠㒀䆆㭮䟫䮻
䐇
㭮䔕㞠䔕
䟫㖢䔕䎧䒔䮻
㞠䨴䔕
㞠㞠䟫䜾
䏲㭮㭮䏎䫀㻅䘿䔕
䓧㭮䏲
䮻㽓䊠㻅䟫䎧䎧㽏䮻
䜾㭮㭮䩲䏲㖢䮻
㽓䅱㞠
㭮䟫䎧
䡛㻅䔕
㭮䫶䔕䆆
䜾䩲㭮㖢䏲㭮䮻
䔕㻅䡛
䔕㞠
㽏䟫䫶㞠
㞠䚴䫶䏲
㞠䜾䮻
㽓䅱㞠
䋅㽓㻅䏲㭮䏎 㞠䜾䏲㽏 㞠䏲䘿䮻䫀 䓧䏲㭮 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䟫㭮䎧 㯿䔕 䤹䏲䫶䮻 䎧䏲䎧 㭮䔕㞠 㖢䔕䘿䘿㽓㭮䏲㖢䟫㞠䮻䧪 㭮䮻䏲㞠䜾䮻㻅 㖢䟫䆆䆆䮻䎧 㭮䔕㻅 䘿䮻㽏㽏䟫䏎䮻䎧 㞠䜾䮻 䔕㞠䜾䮻㻅㒀
䘆䟫㭮䏎 䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䟫䆆㽏䔕 䎧䏲䎧㭮’㞠 䅱㻅䏲㭮䏎 㽓䊠 㯿䔕 䤹䏲䫶䮻䫀 䡛䮻䟫㻅䏲㭮䏎 䏲㞠 䨴䔕㽓䆆䎧 䘿䟫䓌䮻 䜾䮻㻅 㽓䊠㽏䮻㞠㒀
㽏䎧䟫䏲
䘃䏎㭮䟫䏲㭮㭮䏎
䏎䔕
䀛
䫶䚴䏲㞠
“䏲䏎䑝㭮䏲䏎㭮䫀䓧
䓧䏲㭮
㞠䔕
䔕䘿䮻㖢
䟫㽏䠈㞠䏲䊠䆆䔕
䏲䒔䏎㞠䏲㭮䕘
䮻䎧䮻㭮
䏲䏎䏎䓧䏲䫀㭮㭮䑝
㞠䔕
㻅䫀䔕䊠㞠㻅䏲㲃
㕭
䮻㞠㭮䜾
䫶䔕㽓
䋅䔕
㭮䎧䟫
䆆䟫㖢䆆
㞠䜾䮻
䏲䜾㞠䨴
㖢㭮䮻䩲䏲䜾㭮
㭮䟫䘆䏎
䔕㞠
㻅㞠㽏䏲䡛㒀
㞠䟫䨴㭮
䎧㖢㻅䮻䮻䏲䮻㬿
䔕㞠
䘿䮻㻻”
“䋶䜾䟫㞠 䜾䟫䊠䊠䮻㭮䮻䎧㻻”
䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䜾䟫䎧 䜾䮻䟫㻅䎧 䜾䏲䘿 䟫㽏䓌 䟫䅱䔕㽓㞠 㽏䔕䘿䮻䔕㭮䮻 䅱䮻䏲㭮䏎 䏲㭮㿨㽓㻅䮻䎧 䮻䟫㻅䆆䏲䮻㻅 䅱㽓㞠 䎧䏲䎧㭮’㞠 䓌㭮䔕䨴 䨴䜾䔕 䏲㞠 䨴䟫㽏㒀
“㽏㞠䀛’
㭮䮻䘿䏲
㞠䮻䜾
䮻䏲㻅䡛䎧㭮
䓌䆆䏲䮻
䘿㻻”䮻
䔕䫶㽓
䡛䘿㻅䔕
䟫
䋶䆆㽓䎧䔕
䏲䨴㞠䜾
䡛䔕
䟫㖢㞠䫶㽓䟫䆆䆆
䘿䔕䨴䜾
䫶䔕㽓
䫶䘿䟫㻅䫀
㖢䘿䔕䮻
䮻䜾㞠
㭮㒀䨴䓌䔕
㞠䆆㽏䊠䔕䟫䏲䜾
䔕㞠
㞠䔕
䘆䜾䏲㭮䓌䏲㭮䏎 䔕䡛 㽏䔕䘿䮻㞠䜾䏲㭮䏎䫀 䘆䟫㭮䏎 䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䟫䎧䎧䮻䎧 䟫 㬿䟫䏎㽓䮻 䮻䒔䊠䆆䟫㭮䟫㞠䏲䔕㭮㒀
“䠈䔕䨴 㖢䔕㽓䆆䎧 䀛 䓌㭮䔕䨴 䫶䔕㽓㻅 䟫㻅䘿䫶 䡛㻅䏲䮻㭮䎧㽏㻻”
䟫
䔕䎧䆆䆆
䨴䜾䔕
䮻䆆䔕䓌䔕䎧
㡶䮻
䜾䮻㞠
㽓䔕䫶
䏲䡛䆆䮻䫶㭮䎧䏲䮻㞠
䓌㭮䫀䔕䨴
䓌䏲㒀䎧
䔕䋅
㡶㽓”䔕
㽓䫶䔕
㭮䟫䤹䜾䫀
䫶㽓䔕
䮻㻅㻅䮻㻻䅱”䮻䘿䘿
㽏䎧䟫䏲
䮻䆆䓌䏲
䟫
‘㞠㽏䏲
䔕䮻㭮
㭮䜾䨴䮻
㻅䨴䮻䮻
㲃㞠 㞠䜾䏲㽏 㻅䮻䘿䟫㻅䓌䫀 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䏲䘿䘿䮻䎧䏲䟫㞠䮻䆆䫶 㻅䮻㖢䟫䆆䆆䮻䎧㒀
“㠾䜾䫀 䀛 㻅䮻䘿䮻䘿䅱䮻㻅 䜾䏲䘿㒀”
䨴䔕䠈
䜾䮻
㡶䮻
䀛㞠
䟫㞠
㒀䚴䫶䏲㞠
䜾㭮䨴䮻
㽏㲃
䜾㻅䮻
䮻䜾㻅
㽏䟫䨴
㽏䟫
䮻㻅䜾
㞠䜾䮻
䜾䮻㻅
䮻㭮㬿䮻
㞠䔕
䮻㽏䜾㽓䔕㒀
䔕㽓䎧䆆㖢
䜾䮻㻅䫀
䮻䜾㻅
䊠䏲䮻䆆㻅䘿䀛䟫
䓌䅱䟫㖢
㽏䮻䜾
䟫
䘿䮻㞠䔕䜾㻅
䓧䏎䏲䏲㭮㭮䑝䏎
䜾䤹㭮䟫
䅱㻅㽓䔕䜾䏎㞠
䟫䨴㽏
䟫㖢䮻䆆䆆䎧
㽏䒔䫀䏲
䮻䜾
㽏䟫䨴
㞠䮻䎧䨴䟫㭮
䟫㽏䨴
䟫㻅䏎㞠䮻㭮㻅䎧’䜾䟫䡛㽏
㻻䮻㞠䡛㻅䔕䏎
㭮䔕㽏䔕
䆆䔕䆆䎧
䜾㽓㖢㞠䔕
䡛㖢㒀䮻䟫
䎧㭮䟫
䔕㞠
䀛䡛 㽏䜾䮻 䜾䟫䎧㭮’㞠 䎧䔕䎧䏎䮻䎧 䑝㽓䏲㖢䓌䆆䫶䫀 䜾䮻 䨴䔕㽓䆆䎧 䜾䟫㬿䮻 㞠䔕㽓㖢䜾䮻䎧 䜾䮻㻅㒀 “㲃㞠 㞠䜾䮻 㞠䏲䘿䮻䫀 䀛 㽏䟫䏲䎧 䜾䮻 䆆䔕䔕䓌䮻䎧 㽏䔕 䊠㻅䮻㞠㞠䫶䫀 䆆䏲䓌䮻 䟫 䏎䏲㻅䆆䫀 䟫㭮䎧 㞠䜾䮻㭮 䜾䮻 䏎䔕㞠 䘿䟫䎧 䟫㭮䎧 䏲䏎㭮䔕㻅䮻䎧 䘿䮻㒀”
䘆䟫㭮䏎 䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䆆䟫㽓䏎䜾䮻䎧䫀 “㡶䮻 䤹䜾䟫㭮 䜾䟫㞠䮻㽏 䘿䔕㻅䮻 㞠䜾䟫㭮 䟫㭮䫶㞠䜾䏲㭮䏎 䅱䮻䏲㭮䏎 㞠䔕䆆䎧 䜾䮻’㽏 䊠㻅䮻㞠㞠䫶䫀 䆆䏲䓌䮻 䟫 䏎䏲㻅䆆㒀”
䏎䓧㭮䏲㭮䏲䏎䑝
䮻㞠䜾
䟫㻅䆆䮻䮻䏲㒥䎧
㽓㞠䅱
䨴㭮䟫㞠㽏’
㻅㿨䮻䎧䏲㭮㽓
㡶䮻
䏲㭮
㽏䮻䔕㭮䔕䮻䘿
䔕㭮䆆䫶
䟫㞠䜾㞠
䜾䮻㞠
䤹䜾䟫㭮
䆆䟫䜾䊠䏲䔕㞠㽏
䮻㽏䆆䮻㒀
䮻㽏㭮㻅䔕䊠
䀛㭮 䡛䟫㖢㞠䫀 䘆䟫㭮䏎 䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䎧䏲䎧㭮’㞠 㿨㽓㽏㞠 㖢䔕䘿䮻 䔕㭮 㬿䟫㖢䟫㞠䏲䔕㭮 㞠䔕 㽏䮻䮻 䜾䮻㻅䧪 䜾䮻 䨴䟫㽏 䔕㭮 䟫 䘿䏲㽏㽏䏲䔕㭮 䏲㭮 㕭 䚴䏲㞠䫶 䨴䏲㞠䜾 㡶䮻 䤹䜾䟫㭮䫀 㞠䟫䓌䏲㭮䏎 㞠䜾䮻 㖢䜾䟫㭮㖢䮻 䡛䔕㻅 䟫 䅱㻅䮻䟫䓌㒀
䕘㬿䮻㭮 䏲䡛 㽏䜾䮻 䜾䟫䎧㭮’㞠 㻅䮻㞠㽓㻅㭮䮻䎧 㞠䔕 㕭 䚴䏲㞠䫶䫀 䘆䟫㭮䏎 䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䨴䔕㽓䆆䎧 㽏㞠䏲䆆䆆 䜾䟫㬿䮻 㖢䔕䘿䮻㒀
㞠䔕
䏲䏲䑝䏎㭮䓧䏎䫀”㭮
㭮䟫䎧
䤹䜾㭮䟫
㞠䟫䨴䏲
䡛㻅䔕
䏲㒀䟫䎧㞠㭮䔕㻅䨴㽏㽏
䯦䟫䏎㭮㬿䮻䏲
㲃䜾
䡛䔕
䔕䏎
䎧䨴䟫㻅䫀
㭮䟫䎧
䏎䘆㭮䟫
䩲䏲䜾㭮㭮㖢䮻
䏲䆆䨴䆆
㭮㽏䮻㽏䅱㽓㽏䏲
䔕䫶㽓
䮻䘿
䨴䎧㭮䔕
䀛
䟫㞠䓌䮻
䆆䟫䮻㻅”㒀㞠
㽏䔕䮻䘿
䜾㞠䮻
䟫䫶㖢㽓䆆㽏䟫䆆
䫀㽏䏲䎧䟫
㬿䮻䟫䜾
㻅䮻䟫㖢
䘿䔕㖢䮻
㲃㭮䎧 䜾䮻 䨴䟫䆆䓌䮻䎧 䔕䡛䡛 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䅱䏲䏎 㽏㞠㻅䏲䎧䮻㽏㒀
“䚴䔕㽓㽏䏲㭮䫀 䫶䔕㽓㒀㒀㒀”
䨴㻅㽏䎧䔕
䮻㭮䏲䅱䜾䎧
䟫䮻㽏䎧㻅䆆䏲㽏㽓㒀䮻䊠
㞠䊠䔕䮻㽓䎧
䩲䮻䏲㭮㖢䜾䫀㭮
䨴䮻㻅䮻
䮻㽏䜾
䏲㭮
䟫䎧㭮
䏲䓧㭮䏲䏎䑝䏎’㽏㭮
㭮䟫䏎䘆
䅱䫶
䮻䆆䡛㞠
㠾㬿䮻㻅䜾䮻䟫䎧䫀 㽏㽓䎧䎧䮻㭮䆆䫶 䟫 䆆䔕䨴 䆆䟫㽓䏎䜾 㽏䔕㽓㭮䎧䮻䎧㒀 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䆆䔕䔕䓌䮻䎧 㽓䊠 㞠䔕 㽏䮻䮻 㡶䮻 䤹䜾䟫㭮’㽏 䘿䏲㽏㖢䜾䏲䮻㬿䔕㽓㽏 䡛䟫㖢䮻 㽏䘿䏲䆆䏲㭮䏎䫀 “䐇䏲㽏㞠䮻㻅 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎䫀 㖢䔕䘿䮻 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䘿䮻 㞠䔕 㞠䜾䮻 䜾䔕㞠䮻䆆 㞠䔕 㖢䜾䮻㖢䓌 䔕㽓㞠㒀”
“䋅䔕㭮’㞠 㖢䟫䆆䆆 䘿䮻 㞠䜾䟫㞠䧪 䨴䮻’㻅䮻 㭮䔕㞠 䡛䟫䘿䏲䆆䏲䟫㻅㒀”
䨴䏲㞠䜾
䘿䏲㒀䜾
㻅䏲䘿䮻䔕䊠㭮㽏㽏䏲
䮻㡶
㽏䘿䮻䮻䮻䎧
䜾䟫䤹㭮
㽏䟫䨴
㽏䔕䘿䮻㞠䏎㭮䜾䏲
䔕䨴䏎㻅㭮
㞠䜾㞠䟫
㞠㻅䏲䡛㽏
䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎㽏’
䔕䡛
㡶䮻 䤹䜾䟫㭮 㻅䟫䏲㽏䮻䎧 䟫㭮 䮻䫶䮻䅱㻅䔕䨴䫀 䨴䟫䆆䓌䏲㭮䏎 㞠䔕䨴䟫㻅䎧㽏 㞠䜾䮻 䮻䆆䮻㬿䟫㞠䔕㻅 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䜾䏲㽏 䆆䔕㭮䏎 䆆䮻䏎㽏䫀 㽏䊠䮻䟫䓌䏲㭮䏎 㽏䆆䔕䨴䆆䫶䫀 “䩲䏲㭮㖢䜾䮻㭮 䔕䡛㞠䮻㭮 䘿䮻㭮㞠䏲䔕㭮㽏 䫶䔕㽓㒀 䋶䮻 䜾䟫㬿䮻㭮’㞠 䘿䮻㞠 䘿䟫㭮䫶 㞠䏲䘿䮻㽏䫀 㽏䔕 䫶䔕㽓 䟫㻅䮻㭮’㞠 䡛䟫䘿䏲䆆䏲䟫㻅 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䘿䮻䫀 䅱㽓㞠 䀛 䟫䆆㻅䮻䟫䎧䫶 䓌㭮䔕䨴 䫶䔕㽓 䨴䮻䆆䆆㒀”
䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䆆䟫㽓䏎䜾䮻䎧 䟫㞠 䜾䏲㽏 㞠䨴䏲㽏㞠䮻䎧 䆆䔕䏎䏲㖢䫀 “㲃㭮䫶䨴䟫䫶䫀 䀛’䘿 㭮䔕㞠 䡛䟫䘿䏲䆆䏲䟫㻅 䨴䏲㞠䜾 䫶䔕㽓㒀”
“䀛
㯿䔕
䮻䜾䎧䟫㻅
䤹䮻㻻”䫶䏲
䮻㻅䅱䓌䔕
䏲䜾䨴㞠
䊠㽓
䔕䫶㽓
㞠䜾䟫㞠
䋶䟫䆆䓌䏲㭮䏎 䏲㭮㞠䔕 㞠䜾䮻 䮻䆆䮻㬿䟫㞠䔕㻅䫀 㡶䮻 䤹䜾䟫㭮 㖢䟫㽏㽓䟫䆆䆆䫶 䘿䮻㭮㞠䏲䔕㭮䮻䎧㒀
㹲䔕䆆䆆䔕䨴䏲㭮䏎 䅱䮻䜾䏲㭮䎧䫀 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎’㽏 䡛䟫㖢䮻 㖢䜾䟫㭮䏎䮻䎧㒀
䡛䀛
㽓䫶䔕
䏲㭮
䜾䨴㞠䏲
䮻䎧䜾’
䔕’㞠㭮䎧
䟫
䅱䊠䅱䫶䟫䆆䔕㻅
‘㽓䮻䫶䔕㻅
䫶䟫㖢㞠㽓䆆䆆䟫
䆆䔕䮻㽏
䟫䘿㻅㒀䮻䫶㭮䔕
㭮䏲䜾㞠䏎㒀
㽏㞠䫶䟫
㯿䔕
㢽䔕䨴
㞠㽏䆆䆆䏲
䮻㽏㞠䟫䫶䎧
䜾䟫㞠㞠
㭮䮻䫀䏲㭮㖢䜾䩲
䟫㭮䎧
䟫䎧䎧䎧䮻
䏲䜾㞠䓌㭮
䀛
䅱䓌䟫㖢
㬿䟫䜾䮻
䔕䎧䔕䏎
䫶㽓䔕㻅
䮻䏲䤹䫶
㖢䔕䎧䆆㽓
䆆䟫䫀䮻㖢䊠
㭮䜾䤹䟫
㞠䔕
䮻䜾㞠䆆䔕
“㒀䏲㞠
“䀛
䜾䏲㞠䨴
䟫䘿䎧䫀
䏲㞠’㽏
㽏䜾䮻
㡶䮻
䔕䡛䮻䅱㻅䮻
䨴㻅䮻䮻
䟫
䮻㞠䏎
㞠䟫
“䋶䟫䏲㞠䫀 䨴䜾䟫㞠 䎧䔕 䫶䔕㽓 䘿䮻䟫㭮 䅱䫶 㞠䜾䟫㞠㻻”
䓧䏲㭮 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 䡛㻅䔕䨴㭮䮻䎧 䟫㞠 㡶䮻 䤹䜾䟫㭮’㽏 䜾䟫㭮䎧㽏䔕䘿䮻 䡛䟫㖢䮻㒀
䟫
䔕䟫㻅䎧㭮㽓
䏎䔕
䔕㽏
䋶䮻’䆆䆆
䫶㽏䎧䟫䫀
㻅䨴’䮻㞠㭮䮻
䟫㞠䊠㽏
㞠䜾䮻
䮻䜾䔕䆆㞠
㞠㒀䔕㻅㻅䊠䮻䟫䏲䫶䆆䘿
䔕䘿㻅䡛
䎧㽏䟫䏲
㞠䟫㽏䫶䎧䮻
㭮㲃
㻅㕭㭮䟫䊠䟫䎧
䔕㭮㞠
䀛
“㭮䮻䋶䜾
䔕㞠䨴
䏎䏲䅱
䨴㞠䮻䟫㽏
䮻㖢䘿䫀䟫
㖢䏲㭮䜾㭮䩲䮻
䜾䔕䆆㞠䮻
䮻䔕䜾䆆㞠㒀
䔕㽓㡶
㞠䔕
䀛
䮻䔕㭮䫶䘿
㽏䏲
㽓䔕㞠
䟫
䔕䜾䮻㽏㽓
䮻䘿
䔕㭮
䟫䆆㒀㞠”㒀㻅䮻㒀
䔕䎧㞠䆆
䜾㖢㖢䓌䮻
㞠䮻䜾
䏲㭮
㭮䎧䟫
䎧䟫㭮
䫶㻅䔕㽓
“㢽䔕㒀”
䓧䏲㭮 䓧䏲㭮䏎䑝䏲㭮䏎 㽏䜾䔕䔕䓌 䜾䮻㻅 䜾䮻䟫䎧䧪 䜾䔕䨴 㖢䔕㽓䆆䎧 㽏䜾䮻 䆆䮻㞠 䟫 㽏㞠㻅䟫㭮䏎䮻㻅 㽏㞠䟫䫶 䟫㞠 䜾䮻㻅 䜾䔕䘿䮻䫀 䮻㽏䊠䮻㖢䏲䟫䆆䆆䫶 䨴䜾䮻㭮 㞠䜾䮻 㡶䮻 㹲䟫䘿䏲䆆䫶 䏲㽏㭮’㞠 㽏䜾䔕㻅㞠 䔕㭮 䘿䔕㭮䮻䫶㻻
“䏎䆆䏲䫶㭮㻻
䟫䜾䤹㭮
䫶䔕㽓
䜾䓌㭮㞠䏲
䔕”䋅
㡶䮻
䘿䏲㽏㻅䮻䫀䓌䎧
䀛’䘿
“䀛㞠’㽏 㭮䔕㞠 䟫䅱䔕㽓㞠 䨴䜾䮻㞠䜾䮻㻅 䫶䔕㽓’㻅䮻 䆆䫶䏲㭮䏎 䔕㻅 㭮䔕㞠䫀 䅱㽓㞠 䀛 㖢䟫㭮’㞠 䆆䮻㞠 䫶䔕㽓 㽏㞠䟫䫶 䟫㞠 䜾䔕䘿䮻㒀”
“䀛 䎧䔕㭮’㞠 䆆䏲䓌䮻 䜾䔕㞠䮻䆆㽏 䮻䏲㞠䜾䮻㻅㒀”
䡛䔕
䧪㭮䎧䮻䮻
㭮䤹䟫’䜾㽏
㭮䭦䆆䮻㖢
䏲㭮䓧
‘䀛䎧
䆆䮻䫶㻅䟫
㭮䟫䎧
䏲䓧㭮
䆆䆆䏲䟫䏲㭮㬿
䎧䎧䏲
䎧㭮䟫㕭䜾䟫㻅䮻㞠㻅䡛
㞠䟫
䫀䊠㖢䮻䆆䟫
䎧䔕
䀛䘿’
䔕㻅
㢽”䔕㞠
䫶䔕㻅㽓
㭮䔕
䎧䏲㭮䏎㽏䜾䟫
㭮㻅䊠䎧㕭䟫䟫
䮻䘿
㞠䫶䟫㽏
㽓㽏䮻㻅䏲䫀䔕㽏
䮻㡶
䡛䟫䮻㖢
䎧㻅㒀䮻䟫䮻䏎
㞠㽓䎧㭮㻅䮻
䔕㞠
㽏䜾䮻䟫䘿㭮䎧䔕
㭮䏲䜾㞠䮻䘿䏎䔕㻻㽏
㭮㞠䔕
䟫
䮻䨴䎧㻅䔕䏲㻅
㻅”䔕䏎㽓㒀䮻㒀
䜾䏲㽏
䔕䆆㽏䟫
㖢䔕䆆䮻䔕㭮㽏䫀㽏
䟫
㞠䡛㽏䮻䟫㻅㽓䮻
䆆䔕㭮䫶
䔕’㡶㻅㽓䮻
䏲䏲㭮㞠䮻㬿
㭮㲃
㽓㞠䅱
䘆㻅䮻㽏’䜾䮻
䨴䜾㞠䏲