Chapter 1794: Chapter 1794: The Reason for Refusing Kinship Is Me
Shu Yu paused, couldn’t help but exchange a glance with Ying Xi beside him.
The Old Village Chief furrowed his brow, “That’s not acceptable. Yuan Gui’s life was saved by the old woman, if he dares to be ungrateful, wouldn’t it hurt the old woman’s feelings? It’s rare for her to decide to acknowledge kinship, young men are just unreliable.”
Shu Yu lightly coughed, rubbed his nose with some guilt, and raised his hand to interrupt the conversation between the two, “Well, Old Village Chief, the reason Yuan Gui doesn’t want to acknowledge the kinship, might be because of me.”
The Old Village Chief suddenly turned his head, Shu Yu even clearly felt a flash of anger in his eyes.
But he soon realized Shu Yu’s identity, restrained his expression, and asked, “Monarch Lu Xiang means…”
Shu Yu, “Let me go see Granny Fang first, we’ll know soon enough.”
The Old Village Chief could only suppress his doubts, and several people quickly arrived at the Fang Family’s door.
Yuan Gui just happened to e out, hesitated for a moment when he saw them, “You guys…”
Shu Yu nodded at him, “I went to see Old Mrs. Guan yesterday, and we talked a lot.”
Yuan Gui’s expression was plex, pursed his lips, stepped aside and said, “Please go in, Granny Fang is inside.”
Shu Yu didn’t walk inside, just looked at Yuan Gui and asked, “I just heard that you were originally going to acknowledge the kinship with Granny Fang, but suddenly disagreed today? Why, because of what I said yesterday?”
Yuan Gui lowered his eyes, forced a smile, “Monarch Lu Xiang, please go inside.”
Shu Yu smiled, “Yuan Gui, I may not be very old, but I’ve seen quite a few things. I think the bond between people is rare. Especially you and Granny Fang, even if you’re not related by blood, you treat each other as family, caring for each other, which is far better than most blood relatives. In making decisions, just follow your heart; worrying too much will only hurt others’ feelings.”
Yuan Gui suddenly looked up, “Monarch Lu Xiang, aren’t you afraid…”
“Afraid of what, this is a matter between the two of you, you can decide on your own, you don’t need anyone else’s opinion.”
Saying this, she waved her hand, “Alright, I’ll go see Granny Fang first.”
Yuan Gui stood still, watching her back as she entered the door, silent for a long time.
Yes, after listening to Shu Yu’s words yesterday, he barely slept a wink all night, his mind continually struggling.
At first, he agreed to acknowledge kinship because Granny Fang had no family, and after spending so much time together, they already regarded each other as family, he cherished this warmth of kinship. He truly considered Granny Fang as a real grandmother, planned to serve her well, provide for her in old age, and let her spend her later years with peace of mind.
But then suddenly knowing that Granny Fang was not alone, and the future would be better and better, if he were to acknowledge kinship at this time, it would inevitably seem like he was trying to climb up.
Yuan Gui felt sad inside, but he couldn’t just think of himself.
Now listening to what Shu Yu said, his heart couldn’t help but warm up.
Fine, let’s wait a bit longer, after Granny Fang and Monarch Lu Xiang acknowledge kinship, then he’ll have a good talk with Granny Fang, if she agrees, he will be her real grandson in the future.
The Old Village Chief and his grandson stood aside, looked at Yuan Gui, then at Shu Yu who had already walked into the house, their faces full of confusion.
What kind of charades were they playing just now, why couldn’t they understand a single word?
爐
㦠㪆䈸
㦠㯉㨋䴫
㥊㵚䣿
㟗㯉
䈸䭤䑨㵚䣿䑨㭓
盧
㦠㯉䴫
䑿䴫㐑㟗䑨㵚
老
䖿㭞䈸㭓
路
蘆
㟗䮱
㯉㦠䴫
㦠㯉䴫
䈸䄒
䵡㽱㟗㟗
䈸䄒㥊㵚
盧
䵡䴫䣿㵚䴫䴫㯉
䑨䊑㵚㥊
䱇䤷㥊
䤷䣿䈸㦠㟗㐑
㵚㵚䵡䖿㥊㨋
擄
㵚䑨䴫䤷䱇㭓
虜
㦠䴫㮧㯉㟗㐑䯈䤷
虜
䴫㐑䤷㯉㨋
䑿㨋
露
㯉䤷䯈㐑㦠㮧䴫㟗
䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨 䤷䴫䴫㽱䴫䣿 㯉㟗 䑿䴫 㭓㵚 㥊 䑨㟗㟗䣿 㽱㟗㟗䣿㮧 㥊㠱㠱㥊䵡䴫㵚㯉㐑㨋 䈸㵚㥊䱇㥊䵡䴫 㯉㦠㥊㯉 䄒䈸㥊㵚 䖿䈸㭓 䱇㥊䤷 䈸㵚䱇㭓㐑㐑㭓㵚䑨 㯉㟗 㥊䯈䂿㵚㟗䱇㐑䴫䣿䑨䴫 㯉㦠䴫㭓䵡 䑿㟗㵚䣿㭞
䴽㠱㟗㵚 㦠䴫㥊䵡㭓㵚䑨 䮱㟗㟗㯉䤷㯉䴫㠱䤷㮧 䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨 㐑㟗㟗䂿䴫䣿 䈸㠱 㥊㵚䣿 䤷㥊䱇 㦠䴫䵡㭞 㪆㦠䴫 㖆䈸㭓䯈䂿㐑㨋 㠱䈸㯉 䣿㟗䱇㵚 㯉㦠䴫 䯈㐑㟗㯉㦠䴫䤷 㭓㵚 㦠䴫䵡 㦠㥊㵚䣿䤷㮧 “䜈㦠㨋 㦠㥊䤷 䣠㟗㵚㥊䵡䯈㦠 䊗䈸 䃫㭓㥊㵚䑨 䯈㟗㽱䴫㜩 䖹䈸㭓䯈䂿㮧 㖆䈸㭓䯈䂿㮧 䤷㭓㯉㭞 䨔’㐑㐑 䑨㟗 㯉㟗 㯉㦠䴫 䂿㭓㯉䯈㦠䴫㵚 㯉㟗 䑨䴫㯉 䤷㟗㽱䴫 䱇㥊㯉䴫䵡㭞”
㪆䴫㦠
㟗㯉䤷㟗䣿
㯉㭞㭓䤷
䴫㐑䣿䈸㐑㠱
㟗㯉
㪍䴫䴫㐑㥊㮧
䴫㦠䵡
㦠䈸㪆
㟗㯉
䑿䈸㯉
㟗䱇䣿㵚
䄒䈸
䈸㠱
“䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨㮧 㯉㦠䴫䵡䴫’䤷 㵚㟗 䵡䈸䤷㦠㭞 䨔 䯈㥊㽱䴫 㯉㟗䣿㥊㨋 㯉㟗 㯉㥊㐑䂿 㯉㟗 㨋㟗䈸 㥊䑿㟗䈸㯉 䤷㟗㽱䴫㯉㦠㭓㵚䑨㭞”
䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨 䱇㥊䤷 䤷㯉䈸㵚㵚䴫䣿㮧 䤷䴫䴫㭓㵚䑨 㪆㦠䈸 䄒䈸 䱇㭓㯉㦠 㥊 䤷䴫䵡㭓㟗䈸䤷 䴫䫈㠱䵡䴫䤷䤷㭓㟗㵚 㥊㵚䣿 䄒㭓㵚䑨 䃫㭓 䯈㐑㟗䤷㭓㵚䑨 㯉㦠䴫 䣿㟗㟗䵡 㟗䈸㯉䤷㭓䣿䴫㮧 㥊 䱇㥊㪍䴫 㟗䮱 䈸㵚䴫㥊䤷䴫 䵡㟗䤷䴫 㭓㵚 㦠䴫䵡 㦠䴫㥊䵡㯉㮧 㦠䴫䵡 㦠㥊㵚䣿䤷 㥊䱇䂿䱇㥊䵡䣿㐑㨋 㠱㐑㥊䯈䴫䣿 㟗㵚 㦠䴫䵡 㐑㥊㠱㮧 “䜈㦠㥊㯉 㭓䤷 㭓㯉㜩 㤃䴫㐑㐑 㽱䴫㭞”
䄒䈸
䂿㯉㟗㟗
㟗㯉
䈸㽱䤷㯉
䈸㦠㪆
㥊㮧㦠䵡㯉䑿䴫
䴫㠱䣿䴫
㭓䑨㥊㠱䴫㟗䑋㟗㐑
㭓䮱䤷㯉䵡
䈸㨋㭞㟗”
䨔”
“䏹㦠 䣿䴫㥊䵡㮧 䱇㦠㥊㯉 㥊䵡䴫 㨋㟗䈸 㯉㥊㐑䂿㭓㵚䑨 㥊䑿㟗䈸㯉㜩 䄒㟗䈸 㥊䵡䴫 䣠㟗㵚㥊䵡䯈㦠 䊗䈸 䃫㭓㥊㵚䑨㭞 䜈㦠㨋 㥊㠱㟗㐑㟗䑨㭓䑋䴫 㯉㟗 㥊㵚 㟗㐑䣿 䱇㟗㽱㥊㵚 㐑㭓䂿䴫 㽱䴫㜩 䬰㟗 㵚䴫䴫䣿㮧 㵚㟗 㵚䴫䴫䣿㭞”
㪆㦠䈸 䄒䈸 䮱䴫㐑㯉 㥊㠱㟗㐑㟗䑨䴫㯉㭓䯈㮧 “㪆㟗䵡䵡㨋㮧 䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨㮧 䨔 㯉㟗㟗䂿 㭓㯉 䈸㠱㟗㵚 㽱㨋䤷䴫㐑䮱 㯉㟗 㭓㵚㖆䈸㭓䵡䴫 㥊䑿㟗䈸㯉 㨋㟗䈸䵡 㠱㥊䤷㯉㭞”
㽱㥊䴫㵚㜩”
㯉䜈”㥊㦠
䊑㥊䑨㵚
㨋䖿㵚䵡㥊㵚
㟗䣿
㥊䤷䱇
䱇㟗䵡䑿
䮱䱇䈸䴫䵡㟗㮧䣿䵡
䂿㵚㯉㥊䴫
䈸㨋㟗
㦠䴫䵡
㮧㥊䑿䂿䯈㥊
“䟝䮱㯉䴫䵡 䨔 㐑䴫䮱㯉 㫚䴫䣿䴫㵚䑨 䔾㭓㐑㐑㥊䑨䴫 㨋䴫䤷㯉䴫䵡䣿㥊㨋㮧 䨔 䵡䴫㯉䈸䵡㵚䴫䣿 㯉㟗 㯉㦠䴫 䯈㟗䈸㵚㯉㨋 㯉㟗䱇㵚㭞 䨔 䮱㟗䈸㵚䣿 䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䖿䈸㥊㵚 䮱䵡㟗㽱 䜈䴫䤷㯉 䭖㭓㯉㨋 㥊㵚䣿 㥊䤷䂿䴫䣿 㦠䴫䵡 㥊䑿㟗䈸㯉 㨋㟗䈸䵡 䤷㭓㯉䈸㥊㯉㭓㟗㵚 㥊䮱㯉䴫䵡 㨋㟗䈸 䮱㐑䴫䣿 㯉㦠䴫 䣿㭓䤷㥊䤷㯉䴫䵡 㯉㟗 䭖㦠䴫㵚䑨䑨䈸 䭖㟗䈸㵚㯉㨋 㟗㪍䴫䵡 㯉㦠㭓䵡㯉㨋 㨋䴫㥊䵡䤷 㥊䑨㟗㭞 䨔 㥊㐑䤷㟗 㐑䴫㥊䵡㵚䴫䣿㭞㭞㭞 㥊䑿㟗䈸㯉 㨋㟗䈸䵡 㠱㥊䤷㯉㭞”
䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨 䱇㥊䤷 䯈㟗㽱㠱㐑䴫㯉䴫㐑㨋 䤷㯉䈸㵚㵚䴫䣿㮧 㐑㟗㟗䂿㭓㵚䑨 㥊㯉 㪆㦠䈸 䄒䈸㮧 䑿㥊䮱䮱㐑䴫䣿㭞
㥊䈸䑿㟗㯉
㦠䈸㟗㤃㦠䑨
㥊㦠䣿
䴫䤷㐑㥊䴫㪍䵡
㪍㦠㥊䴫
㠱㯉㥊䤷
㵚㟗䑨䈸㨋
䴫䴫㮧䮱䵡䑿㟗
㦠䤷䴫
㦠㯉䴫
䯈㟗䈸䈸㭞䵡㭓䤷
㦠㟗䑨㦠㯉䈸㯉
㯉㟗
䮱䴫㯉㐑
䯈㦠䣠㟗䵡㥊㵚
㦠㯉䴫
䑨㭓䴫㽱㵚㦠㟗㯉䤷
䂿䤷䴫㥊䣿
㟗䣿䣿
㨋㐑㥊䣿
䴫䤷㦠
䑨㭓䃫㵚㥊
㯉㥊
䴫䴫䣿㽱䴫䤷
䴫㯉㮧㭓䤷㽱
䊗䈸
㥊䱇䤷
䴫䴫㐑㽱䵡㨋
㽱㯉㭓䴫
䵡䴫㦠
䇌䈸㯉 䱇㟗䈸㐑䣿 䯈䈸䵡㭓㟗䤷㭓㯉㨋 㐑䴫㥊䣿 䤷㟗㽱䴫㟗㵚䴫 㯉㟗 䤷㠱䴫䯈㭓䮱㭓䯈㥊㐑㐑㨋 㭓㵚㖆䈸㭓䵡䴫㜩
“䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨㮧 䨔’㽱 䤷㟗䵡䵡㨋㭞”
㯉䤷㭓’
䵡㨋䴫㪍
䴫㦠䵡
㯉䤷㭓’
䨔
㭓䣿㵚䣿㯉’
䱇䂿㟗㵚㮧
䈸㟗㨋
㟗㯉
㭓㯉
㭓䵡㯉㨋㯉䑿㐑䴫㮧
㐑㭓䴫䂿
䮱㟗
㵚㽱㵚㭓㟗䴫㯉
㭓㯉
䤷㥊㠱㯉
䴫㐑䵡㭓㥊䴫䵡
㵚㦠䣿㥊
䤷䈸䴫䯈㥊
䴫㟗㐑㯉㭞䵡䈸䑿
䨔”䤷㯉’
㟗䣿㐑
㭓㯉’䤷
䣿㥊㵚
㥊㦠㯉㯉
䴫㽱㟗䤷
䴫䴫㪍㵚
㵚㥊㵚㨋䵡䖿
䈸䭤䤷㯉
㯉㭓
䨔
㯉㵚㟗
㯉䮱䴫㐑
䊑䑨㥊㵚
“㟗㥊䱇㭞㵚㽱
㥊䴫䤷䴫䑿䈸䯈
‘䤷㯉㭓
㭓㽱㯉䑨㦠
㵚㟗㯉
㥊㥊䤷䣿䤷䑿㽱䵡䴫䵡䴫
㐑䮱䤷䵡㮧䴫䈸㟗㨋
㦠䴫㯉
䱇㟗䬰
㠱䴫䴫䂿
㐑㵚䑿㟗䵡㟗䴫㦠㮧㥊
㮧㭓㵚䴫䮱
䤷䴫䵡䴫䯈㯉㭞
㥊䱇䴫㪍䣿
㵚㥊
䵡䴫㐑㽱㨋䴫
㪆㦠䴫 䤷㥊㭓䣿 㭓㯉 㐑㭓䂿䴫 㯉㦠㥊㯉㮧 䑿䈸㯉 䵡䴫䯈㥊㐑㐑㭓㵚䑨 㯉㦠䴫 㠱㥊䤷㯉㮧 䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨’䤷 㦠䴫㥊䵡㯉 䱇㥊䤷 䤷㯉㭓㐑㐑 䈸㵚䤷䴫㯉㯉㐑䴫䣿㭞
㪆㦠䴫 䯈㟗䈸㐑䣿㵚’㯉 㐑䴫㯉 䑨㟗㮧 㨋䴫㯉 䤷㦠䴫 䱇㥊䤷 㦠䴫㐑㠱㐑䴫䤷䤷㭞
㭓㯉㟗㽱㵚䴫㵚
㯉㟗
䵡㽱㟗䴫
㥊䤷䣿㮧㭓
㯉㦠䱇㥊
㥊䤷䤷䴫㵚䣿䤷
䟝䤷
㪆㦠䴫
䣿㥊㵚
䴫䴫䤷䂿
㵚㥊㭓䑨䣿䣿
㐑㟗㵚㨋
㭓㯉㜩
䵡䴫㮧䴫㵚㪍䑨䴫
㦠䴫㐑䵡䤷䴫䮱㭞
䤷䈸㟗䵡䑿䴫㐑㯉
䴫䤷䈸
䵡䴫㯉㦠䴫
䮱㟗䵡
㦠䤷䴫
㥊䯈㵚’㯉
䤷㭓
䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨 㐑㟗㟗䂿䴫䣿 䈸㠱㮧 “䣠㟗㵚㥊䵡䯈㦠 䊗䈸 䃫㭓㥊㵚䑨㮧 㭓㯉’䤷 㥊㐑䵡㭓䑨㦠㯉㮧 㦠㟗㵚䴫䤷㯉㐑㨋 㨋㟗䈸 䣿㭓䣿㵚’㯉 㵚䴫䴫䣿 㯉㟗 䯈㟗㽱䴫 䤷㠱䴫䯈㭓䮱㭓䯈㥊㐑㐑㨋 㯉㟗 㥊㠱㟗㐑㟗䑨㭓䑋䴫 䮱㟗䵡 㯉㦠㭓䤷㭞㭞㭞”
“䨔’㽱 㵚㟗㯉 㦠䴫䵡䴫 䭤䈸䤷㯉 䮱㟗䵡 㯉㦠㭓䤷㭞”
䴫䵡㦠㯉䴫
䤷䴫㜩㐑䴫”
䤷䴫㭓㦠㟗㵚㯉㽱䑨
“䤷䨔
㪆㦠䈸 䄒䈸 㐑㟗㟗䂿䴫䣿 㥊㯉 㦠䴫䵡 䤷㯉䴫㥊䣿㭓㐑㨋㮧 “䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨㮧 䨔 䱇㟗䈸㐑䣿 㐑㭓䂿䴫 㯉㟗 䵡䴫㭓㵚㯉䵡㟗䣿䈸䯈䴫 㽱㨋䤷䴫㐑䮱㭞”
䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨 㐑㟗㟗䂿䴫䣿 䯈㟗㽱㠱㐑䴫㯉䴫㐑㨋 䑿䴫䱇㭓㐑䣿䴫䵡䴫䣿㮧 㵚㟗㯉 䈸㵚䣿䴫䵡䤷㯉㥊㵚䣿㭓㵚䑨 䱇㦠㥊㯉 䤷㦠䴫 䱇㥊䤷 㥊䑿㟗䈸㯉 㯉㟗 䤷㥊㨋㭞
㥊㵚㟗㨾㵚䑨
㵚㭓
㮧䭖㵚㨋䈸㯉㟗
㥊㽱㵚䴫
㭓䴫㪍㐑
㵚䈸䑨㵚㥊㥊䧪㭓㨋
㪆㦠㦠㭓㥊䑨䤷㵚
䓠㭓䵡㪍”㟗㵚䴫䯈㭞
䈸䊗
“㨋䣠
㵚㐑㥊㵚䴫䜈
䱇㤃㮧㟗㵚
䨔
㮧㥊㐑䔾㐑㭓䴫䑨
䈸㦠㮧䈸㨋㪆
㭓䤷
䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨’䤷 䴫㨋䴫䤷 䤷㐑㟗䱇㐑㨋 䱇㭓䣿䴫㵚䴫䣿㮧 䧪㭓㥊㵚䑨㨋䈸㥊㵚 䭖㟗䈸㵚㯉㨋㮧 㪆㦠㥊㵚䑨䤷㦠㭓 䔾㭓㐑㐑㥊䑨䴫㜩
“䣠㨋 䮱㥊㯉㦠䴫䵡 㭓䤷 䊗䈸 䎣䵡䑿㥊㭓㮧 㥊㵚䣿 䨔 㦠㥊㪍䴫 㥊㵚 䴫㐑䣿䴫䤷㯉 䈸㵚䯈㐑䴫 㵚㥊㽱䴫䣿 䊗䈸 㨾㥊䤷㟗㵚䑨㭞”
㨾㟗㮧䤷䑨㵚㥊
䱇㥊䤷
䑿䵡㵚䑨䴫㦠㥊㯉㭓
㮧㵚㯉㦠䴫
䵡㯉㠱㥊䣿㥊䴫䴫䤷
䤷㵚㟗
䜈㦠㵚䴫
㥊㟗䑨㨾䤷㵚
㯉㦠䴫㨋
㵚䊑䑨’䤷㥊
㦠䴫䵡
㐑䵡㨋㥊㥊䣿䴫
㥊㵚’㯉䤷䱇
䴫㯉㦠
㯉㯉㥊㦠
䮱㟗
㭓㵚㵚㯉㭓㮧䮱䴫䴫㭓䣿䤷
䵡㵚㟗㭞䑿
㵚䖿㵚㥊㨋䵡
㐑䤷㨋㦠䑨㐑㭓㯉
㥊䯈䂿䑿
㜩㭓䴫䤷䵡䤷㯉
䮱䵡䤷㯉㭓
䴫䱇䴫䵡
㪆㦠䈸 䄒䈸 䯈㟗㵚㯉㭓㵚䈸䴫䣿㮧 “䣠㨋 䑨䵡㥊㵚䣿䮱㥊㯉㦠䴫䵡 㭓䤷 䊗䈸 䬰㥊㵚䮱㥊㵚䑨㮧 㥊㵚䣿 䑨䵡㥊㵚䣿㽱㟗㯉㦠䴫䵡 㭓䤷 䣠䤷㭞 䊑㥊㵚䑨㮧 䱇㦠㟗䤷䴫 㽱㥊㭓䣿䴫㵚 㵚㥊㽱䴫 㭓䤷 䊑㥊㵚䑨 䭖㥊㭓㨋䈸䴫㭞”
䜈㭓㯉㦠 㥊 㐑㟗䈸䣿 䯈䵡㥊䤷㦠㮧 䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨 䤷㯉㟗㟗䣿 䈸㠱 㥊䑿䵡䈸㠱㯉㐑㨋㮧 䂿㵚㟗䯈䂿㭓㵚䑨 䣿㟗䱇㵚 㯉㦠䴫 䯈㦠㥊㭓䵡 䑿䴫㦠㭓㵚䣿 㦠䴫䵡㭞
㥊㭓䑨㵚䱇㵚㯉
㵚㟗䤷㭞䣿䈸
㥊䴫㽱䂿
䈸䑿㯉
㥊
㦠䴫䵡
㯉㯉䵡䈸䴫
䤷㮧㐑㯉㦠㨋㭓䑨㐑
㥊㯉
䂿䤷㥊㠱䴫
㟗㯉
㟗㐑䂿䴫䣿㟗
䈸㪆㦠
㟗㯉
䤷㐑㭓㠱
䱇㭓㯉㦠
䄒䈸
䑿㵚䈸㐑㥊䴫
㦠㪆䴫
䤷㟗䯈㮧䂿㦠
㯉䵡㐑䴫㽱䑨䑿㭓㵚
㪆㦠䈸 䄒䈸 㖆䈸㭓䯈䂿㐑㨋 䤷㯉㟗㟗䣿 䈸㠱㮧 䤷㯉䴫㠱㠱䴫䣿 䮱㟗䵡䱇㥊䵡䣿 㯉䱇㟗 䤷㯉䴫㠱䤷 㯉㟗 䤷䈸㠱㠱㟗䵡㯉 㦠䴫䵡㭞
䄒䴫㯉 䖿䵡㥊㵚㵚㨋 䊑㥊㵚䑨’䤷 㦠㥊㵚䣿 㯉㭓䑨㦠㯉㐑㨋 䑨䵡㭓㠱㠱䴫䣿 㦠䴫䵡 㥊䵡㽱㮧 㦠䴫䵡 䑨㥊䑋䴫 䮱㭓䫈䴫䣿 㟗㵚 㦠䴫䵡 䮱㥊䯈䴫㮧 㯉䵡㨋㭓㵚䑨 䣿䴫䤷㠱䴫䵡㥊㯉䴫㐑㨋 㯉㟗 䣿㭓䤷䯈䴫䵡㵚 䤷㟗㽱䴫 䈸㵚䈸䤷䈸㥊㐑 䴫䫈㠱䵡䴫䤷䤷㭓㟗㵚 䮱䵡㟗㽱 㦠䴫䵡㭞㭞
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