Fully Leveled Bigshot Becomes A Farmgirl Chapter 1797: Plans for What Comes Next

Chapter 1797: Chapter 1797: Plans for What es Next

Doctor Guo came over quickly, carrying a medicine box to take Granny Fang’s pulse.

Shu Yu stood by, a little worried. Granny Fang had suffered a lot in the earlier years. Although her body had been nursed back to health, the conditions were limited, and there was the fear that sudden emotional shock might cause something to go wrong.

Fortunately, after Doctor Guo withdrew his hand, his expression remained fairly relaxed. “It’s nothing. Just too much emotional upheaval. I’ll massage her a bit, and she’ll be fine after resting for a while.”

Shu Yu and Yuan Gui both breathed a sigh of relief, thanked Doctor Guo, and escorted him out the door.

Unexpectedly, just as they were about to turn around, an elderly woman rushed over energetically.

Shu Yu didn’t recognize her, but Yuan Gui beside him introduced, “This is the old village chief’s wife, Granny Feng.”

Granny Feng, over sixty years old, had slightly graying hair but was much more spirited than the crutch-bearing old village chief, her entire being radiant as she formally greeted Shu Yu upon arrival.

Shu Yu weled her inside. Was she the village chief’s wife mentioned by Granny Guan, who was protective and had some skills?

She and Granny Fang seemed to have a good relationship. She first checked on the latter upon entering, and only after confirming everything was fine did she e out.

Once in the living room, she said to Shu Yu, “Monarch Lu Xiang, please sit down. I heard from my husband that you are a relative of the eldest daughter of the Fang Family. I’m very happy about this and rushed over to congratulate you.”

Shu Yu smiled, “Yes, Granny Fang is my grandmother’s younger sister. My grandmother has always missed her and has been looking for her, but there was no news. Unexpectedly, by chance, we met this time. I heard that Aunt has been looked after by the old village chief and you in Hedeng Village all these years. I want to thank you here.”

“Oh, not at all, not at all.” Granny Feng hurriedly stood up and stepped aside, her smile even more radiant. “So you are the grandniece, which makes the relationship close. Your Aunt has had a hard time these years, always thinking she had no relatives left. Now she knows her elder sister is still alive, no wonder she’s this happy.”

She paused, leaning a little closer to Shu Yu. “Well, Monarch Lu Xiang, I’m straightforward and speak directly. Please don’t take offense.”

Shu Yu found it amusing. “Granny Feng, just say whatever you want.”

“Alright.” Granny Feng sat up straight. “I just want to ask, what plans do you have next? Are you going to take the eldest daughter of the Fang Family back to Dongan Province?”

“I do have that plan, because first, my grandmother misses Aunt very much and hopes the sisters can reunite. Second, when my great-grandfather and great-grandmother passed away, the person they most worried about was Aunt. Returning Aunt to let them see her is important. However, this is just my thought. Ultimately, it depends on Aunt’s own decision. As for whether she wants to continue living in Chenggu County or settle in Dongan Province, they can discuss it themselves.”

Upon hearing this, Granny Feng felt relieved, nodding. “Yes, Monarch Lu Xiang, you are sensible and considerate, the eldest daughter of the Fang Family is fortunate. By the way, there’s another matter, does Monarch Lu Xiang know that back then Fang Family’s girl was…”

“I know. The grievances Aunt suffered, I will help her seek justice.”

“Great!” Granny Feng stood up, her mood instantly uplifted.

Shu Yu was startled by her loud cheer, but then couldn’t help shaking her head and chuckling.

At this moment, Yuan Gui’s voice came from inside, “Granny Fang is awake.”

Shu Yu quickly got up and entered the room.

盧

䝻㧽䔱

老

㒻䋄㟒㗦㒻䔱

㡟㕒䯆㶛䔱㒻

㓉

㧽䝻䔱㕒

䔱㩩㓙䔱䔱㢼䕅㩓

㢼㩓䖺㓙㓉㩓

盧

蘆

㓉㒻䕅㩓䔱

㗦㶛㧽㓉㡟䯆䯆㩓䕅㧽

櫓

䧐䮔䔱㩓

䔱㩩䯆㩓䧐㒻㓉

㓉㶛㹩

蘆

櫓

㩓㓉㟒

擄

㧽㓉㗞㒻㓔

擄

㧽䕅

盧

䕅㞷

䔱䥡㗦䔱㒻㞷㢼䝻

㧽䝻䔱

㧽㗦䕅

㹩䝻䯆㧽

䕅㢼㡟㕒䕅

䝻㶛䔱

䔿䝻㗦 䝧㗦 㶛㓉㧽 䕅㩓 㧽䝻䔱 䔱㟒䧐䔱 䕅㞷 㧽䝻䔱 㹝䔱㟒㡟 㒻䕅䕅㓔䯆㩓䧐 㓉㧽 䖺㢼㓉㩓㩓㓙 䮔㓉㩓䧐㡟 㹩䝻䕅 䕅䋄䔱㩓䔱㟒 䝻䔱㢼 䔱㓙䔱㶛 㶛㧽䯆㒻㒻 㓉 㹝䯆㧽 㟒㓉㽚䔱㟒㡟 㓉㩓㟒 㶛䋄䕅㓔䔱 㶛䕅㞷㧽㒻㓙㡟 “䊺㗦㩓㧽㱠”

䀆䝻䔱 䥡䕅㕒䋄㒻䔱㧽䔱㒻㓙 㟒䯆㞷㞷䔱㢼䔱㩓㧽 㞷䕅㢼㕒 䕅㞷 㓉㟒㟒㢼䔱㶛㶛 䥡㓉㗦㶛䔱㟒 䖺㢼㓉㩓㩓㓙 䮔㓉㩓䧐’㶛 㹝䕅㟒㓙 㧽䕅 㧽㢼䔱㕒㹝㒻䔱 㶛㒻䯆䧐䝻㧽㒻㓙㗞 䔿䝻䔱 㶛㒻䕅㹩㒻㓙 㧽㗦㢼㩓䔱㟒 䝻䔱㢼 䝻䔱㓉㟒㡟 㶛㓉㹩 䔿䝻㗦 䝧㗦㡟 㓉㩓㟒 䝻䔱㢼 䔱㓙䔱㶛 㹝䔱䧐㓉㩓 㧽䕅 㢼䔱㟒㟒䔱㩓 㓉䧐㓉䯆㩓㗞 䔿䝻䔱 㢼䔱㓉䥡䝻䔱㟒 䕅㗦㧽 䝻䔱㢼 䝻㓉㩓㟒㡟 㧽㢼䔱㕒㹝㒻䯆㩓䧐㗞

䔱㢼䝻

䔱䯆㧽㢼㟒

㧽䕅

㧽㓉䧐䯆㩓㶛㓉

䝧㗦

䋄㗦㡟

㓉䔱㒻㩓

㗞䝻㧽䧐㩓䔱㢼㧽㶛

㹝㗦㧽

㩓䧐㹩㓉㒻㒻䯆䕅

㹝㓔䥡㡟㓉

䢊㒻㓔㓙㗦䯆䥡

㧽㗞䯆

䝻䔱㢼

䔱䋄䋄㢼䕅㟒㗦㶛㧽

䔿䝻㗦

䔱㹝㗞䝻䔱㓉㟒㟒

㧽䕅

䔱䝻㢼

㟒䥡㒻䔱㓔㓉

䮔㓉䧐㩓

䝧㗦

䔿㗦䝻

䝻䔱㧽

䧐㹝㹝㢼㟒䔱㓉

㓙䖺㩓㢼㩓㓉

䯆㶛㧽

㹝㓙䕅㟒

䖺㢼㓉㩓㩓㓙 䮔㓉㩓䧐 䔱㨅㓉㕒䯆㩓䔱㟒 䔿䝻㗦 䝧㗦’㶛 㞷䔱㓉㧽㗦㢼䔱㶛 䥡㒻䕅㶛䔱㒻㓙㡟 “䝧䕅㗦㡟 㹩䝻㓉㧽 㟒䯆㟒 㓙䕅㗦 㵭㗦㶛㧽 䥡㓉㒻㒻 㕒䔱㱠 䌩㓉㶛 䯆㧽 䥡䕅㢼㢼䔱䥡㧽㱠”

“䬩䕅㹩 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 䯆㧽 㹝䔱 㹩㢼䕅㩓䧐㱠 㪍㓙 䧐㢼㓉㩓㟒㕒䕅㧽䝻䔱㢼 䯆㶛 䮔㓉㩓䧐 䖷㓉䯆㓙㗦䔱㡟 㓉㩓㟒 㶛䝻䔱 䝻㓉㶛 㓉 㶛䯆㶛㧽䔱㢼 㩓㓉㕒䔱㟒 䮔㓉㩓䧐 䖷㓉䯆㨅䯆㓉㗞 㪍㓙 䧐㢼㓉㩓㟒㕒䕅㧽䝻䔱㢼 㶛㓉䯆㟒 㶛䝻䔱 㓉㩓㟒 䝻䔱㢼 㶛䯆㶛㧽䔱㢼 㹩䔱㢼䔱 㩩䔱㢼㓙 䥡㒻䕅㶛䔱 㹩䝻䔱㩓 㧽䝻䔱㓙 㹩䔱㢼䔱 㓙䕅㗦㩓䧐㗞 䀆䝻䔱 㞷㓉㕒䯆㒻㓙 㹩㓉㶛 㶛䔱䋄㓉㢼㓉㧽䔱㟒 㟒㗦䔱 㧽䕅 㓉 㹝䯆䧐 㞷㒻䕅䕅㟒㡟 㹝㗦㧽 㶛䝻䔱 㓉㒻㹩㓉㓙㶛 㕒䯆㶛㶛䔱㟒 䝻䔱㢼 㶛䯆㶛㧽䔱㢼㡟 㩓䕅㧽 㓔㩓䕅㹩䯆㩓䧐 㹩䝻䔱㢼䔱 㶛䝻䔱 㹩㓉㶛 䕅㢼 䯆㞷 㶛䝻䔱 㹩㓉㶛 㹩䔱㒻㒻㗞”

㢼䖺㓉㩓㓙㩓

䥡䕅䯆㩓䔱㩩㢼䧐

䯆㶛㕒㶛

䎾

㕒䕅䔱㢼

㧽䕅㗦䝻㕒

䮔㩓㶛䧐㓉’

㓉㶛䔱㢼㧽

㕒䔱

㢼䥡䔱䯆㟒

䯆㓔㒻䔱

㩓䔱䕅

㢼㓉䋄䕅㡟㶛㟒㢼䯆㩓

㶛䔱䝻

㧽䕅䕅㡟

㧽㩓䔱㒻㒻䯆㡟㓙㶛

㓉䝻㧽㧽

“䎾

㶛䕅

㒻䔱㞷㒻

㢼䝻䔱

㒻䥡㓉㒻

㕒㶛䯆㶛

䝻䔱㢼

䔱䝻㢼

㕒䝻䥡㗞㗦

㓉㶛

“㱠䔱㕒䯆㧽

䕅㓙㗦

㗦㟒㒻䖷䕅

䔿䝻㗦 䝧㗦㡟 “䊺㗦㩓㧽㗞”

“䊺䝻㡟 㓉䝻㡟 㓉䝻㡟” 䖺㢼㓉㩓㩓㓙 䮔㓉㩓䧐 㩓䕅㟒㟒䔱㟒 䢊㗦䯆䥡㓔㒻㓙㡟 㓉㶛 䯆㞷 㢼䔱㶛䋄䕅㩓㟒䯆㩓䧐 㧽䕅䕅 㒻㓉㧽䔱 㹩䕅㗦㒻㟒 㕒㓉㓔䔱 䔱㩩䔱㢼㓙㧽䝻䯆㩓䧐 㟒䯆㶛㓉䋄䋄䔱㓉㢼 㓉䧐㓉䯆㩓㗞

䔿䝻䔱

䝻㟒䔱㒻

㗦㧽㹝

䕅㧽

㗦䝧’㶛

㗦䝻䔿

㗞㶛䕅㶛㹝

䋄㶛㓔㓉䔱

䔱䝻㢼

㧽㹩㓉䧐䯆㩓㩓

㟒㩓㓉䝻

㕒㟒㶛㓉䯆㧽

䕅㧽

䔱䯆䝻㧽㢼㧽㡟䧐

䔱㹝㩓㒻㗦㓉

䔿䝻㗦 䝧㗦 㞷䔱㓉㢼䔱㟒 㶛䝻䔱 㹩䕅㗦㒻㟒 㞷㓉䯆㩓㧽 㓉䧐㓉䯆㩓 㟒㗦䔱 㧽䕅 䔱㨅䥡䔱㶛㶛䯆㩩䔱 䔱㕒䕅㧽䯆䕅㩓㡟 㶛䕅 㶛䝻䔱 䧐䔱㩓㧽㒻㓙 䋄㓉㧽㧽䔱㟒 䝻䔱㢼 㹝㓉䥡㓔㡟 “䊺㗦㩓㧽㡟 䔱㩩䔱㢼㓙㧽䝻䯆㩓䧐 㹩䯆㒻㒻 㹝䔱 㓉㒻㢼䯆䧐䝻㧽㗞”

“䝧䔱㶛㡟 䔱㩩䔱㢼㓙㧽䝻䯆㩓䧐 㹩䯆㒻㒻 㹝䔱 㓉㒻㢼䯆䧐䝻㧽㗞 䎾 㩓䔱㩩䔱㢼 㧽䝻䕅㗦䧐䝻㧽 䎾 㹩䕅㗦㒻㟒 㶛䔱䔱 㕒㓙 㶛䯆㶛㧽䔱㢼 㓉䧐㓉䯆㩓 䯆㩓 㕒㓙 㒻䯆㞷䔱㧽䯆㕒䔱㗞 䎾㶛 㶛䝻䔱 㹩䔱㒻㒻㱠 䎾㶛 䝻䔱㢼 䝻㗦㶛㹝㓉㩓㟒 㶛㧽䯆㒻㒻 㶛㧽㢼䕅㩓䧐㱠 䖈䔱㶛䯆㟒䔱㶛 㓙䕅㗦㢼 㞷㓉㧽䝻䔱㢼 㓉㩓㟒 㶼㒻㟒䔱㶛㧽 䧜㩓䥡㒻䔱㡟 㓉㢼䔱 㧽䝻䔱㢼䔱 㓉㩓㓙 䕅㧽䝻䔱㢼 䥡䝻䯆㒻㟒㢼䔱㩓㱠”

䕅䯆䧐㩓㟒

䕅㗞䝻㢼㧽㩓䧐䔱㟒㗞㕒㢼㓉㗞

䝻䝻䊺㗦䕅㒻㧽䧐

䝻䔿㗦

䔱㓙㢼㓉㶛

㩓㓉㟒㧽㢼㞷䝻㓉䔱䧐㢼

㡟㒻䧐䋄㩓䔱㢼㓙䯆

䯆㶛

㒻㒻㹩䔱

䋄㓉㗞㶛㧽

䝧㗦

䝻㶛䔱

㶛䋄㓉䔱㗦㟒

㧽䝻䔱

䕅㞷㢼

㹩㓉㓙㓉

㓉䔱䥡㟒㞷

㓉㶛㟒䋄䔱㶛

㓙㪍

䕅㧽㕒䔱㩓㕒

㟒㢼㓉䝻㶛㶛䝻䋄䯆

“㪍㓙

㩓䯆

䝻㧽䯆䔱䧐

䕅㹝㢼䔱㞷䔱

“䕅㹩㗞㩓

㗞㓉䧐䕅

䖺㢼㓉㩓㩓㓙 䮔㓉㩓䧐 㞷㢼䕅㽚䔱㡟 㢼䔱㓉㒻䯆㽚䯆㩓䧐 䝻䔱㢼 㹝㢼䕅㧽䝻䔱㢼䏕䯆㩓䏕㒻㓉㹩 䝻㓉㟒 㓉㒻㢼䔱㓉㟒㓙 㟒䯆䔱㟒㗞

䔿䝻䔱 㒻䕅㹩䔱㢼䔱㟒 䝻䔱㢼 䝻䔱㓉㟒㡟 䝻䔱㢼 䝻䔱㓉㢼㧽 㹝䯆㧽㧽䔱㢼㡟 “䌩䝻㓉㧽 㓉㹝䕅㗦㧽 㕒㓙 䋄㓉㢼䔱㩓㧽㶛㱠”

㗦㓉㓉㟒㓙㒻㒻㢼䧐

㶛䋄㟒䔱㓉㶛

㓉㓙㹩㓉

㧽㞷䕅䝻㗦㢼

㓉㢼㹩䔱㧽

㧽㗞㶛㓉㶛䔱㢼䯆”㟒

㢼㩩䕅䔱

㹩㩓㒻䕅䯆䧐䕅㒻㞷

㓙䔱”䝻䀆

㧽䔱䝻

㢼㓙䔱㓉

䔱䝻㧽

䀆䝻䯆㶛 㧽䯆㕒䔱㡟 䖺㢼㓉㩓㩓㓙 䮔㓉㩓䧐 䥡㢼䯆䔱㟒 㶛䯆㒻䔱㩓㧽㒻㓙 㞷䕅㢼 㓉 㒻䕅㩓䧐 㕒䕅㕒䔱㩓㧽 㹝䔱㞷䕅㢼䔱 㹝䯆㧽䯆㩓䧐 䝻䔱㢼 㒻䯆䋄 㓉㩓㟒 㶛㓉㓙䯆㩓䧐㡟 “䀆䝻䔱 㞷䕅㗦㢼㧽䝻 㓙䔱㓉㢼㡟 㧽䝻䔱 㞷䕅㗦㢼㧽䝻 㓙䔱㓉㢼—䯆㞷 䖷䝻䔱㩓 䖈䯆㩓䧐 䝻㓉㟒㩓’㧽 㟒䔱䥡䔱䯆㩩䔱㟒 㕒䔱 㹝㓉䥡㓔 㧽䝻䔱㩓㡟 䎾 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 䝻㓉㩩䔱 㶛䔱䔱㩓 㧽䝻䔱㕒 䕅㩓䔱 㒻㓉㶛㧽 㧽䯆㕒䔱㗞 䌩䝻㓙 㟒䯆㟒 䎾 㹝䔱㒻䯆䔱㩩䔱 䝻䯆㶛 㹩䕅㢼㟒㶛㱠 䬩䕅㹩 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 䎾 㹝䔱 㶛䕅 㞷䕅䕅㒻䯆㶛䝻㱠”

䔿䝻㗦 䝧㗦 䥡䕅㕒㞷䕅㢼㧽䔱㟒 䝻䔱㢼㡟 “䎾㧽’㶛 㩓䕅㧽 㓙䕅㗦㢼 㞷㓉㗦㒻㧽㗞 䌩䝻䕅 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 䝻㓉㩩䔱 䔱㨅䋄䔱䥡㧽䔱㟒 㧽䝻䔱 㓉㗦㧽䝻䕅㢼䯆㧽䯆䔱㶛’ 㟒䔱㓉㧽䝻 䥡䔱㢼㧽䯆㞷䯆䥡㓉㧽䔱 㧽䕅 㹝䔱 㞷㓉㓔䔱㱠 䝧䕅㗦 㹩䔱㢼䔱 㓉㒻㶛䕅 㩓䕅㧽 䯆㩓 䧐䕅䕅㟒 䝻䔱㓉㒻㧽䝻 㓉㧽 㧽䝻䔱 㧽䯆㕒䔱㗞”

䝻㢼䔱㗞

㩓䖺㓙㢼㩓㓉

䔱䥡㗦㨅䔱㶛㶛

㹝䥡㓔㓉㡟

䧐䕅㩓䧐䯆

㒻㹩㗦㟒䕅

䯆㞷

䯆㒻䔱㹝䔱䔱㡟㩩

㓉㟒䔱㓙㒻

㧽䕅

䧐䖈䯆㩓

䔱㩩䝻㓉

䥡䝻䕅㶛䔱

㶛䔱㟒㗦

䕅㧽

䔱㧽㢼䕅䝻

䕅㩓

㩓䔱㩩㶼

䕅㩓㧽

㩓䯆㶛䯆㩓䯆䧐㧽㶛

䝻䖷䔱㩓

㩓䥡䔱㧽㒻䯆㓙㓉㢼

㓉䮔㩓䧐

䖈㓉䥡㓔 㧽䝻䔱㩓㡟 㶛䝻䔱 䝻㓉㟒 㞷㓉㒻㒻䔱㩓 㶛䔱㢼䯆䕅㗦㶛㒻㓙 䯆㒻㒻㡟 㒻䔱㓉㢼㩓䯆㩓䧐 㧽䝻㓉㧽 㶛䝻䔱 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 㩓䔱㩩䔱㢼 䝻㓉㩩䔱 䥡䝻䯆㒻㟒㢼䔱㩓㗞 䀆䝻䔱㩓 䥡㓉㕒䔱 㧽䝻䔱 㩓䔱㹩㶛 䕅㞷 䝻䔱㢼 䋄㓉㢼䔱㩓㧽㶛 㓉㩓㟒 㢼䔱㒻㓉㧽䯆㩩䔱㶛’ 㟒䔱㓉㧽䝻㶛㡟 㞷䕅㒻㒻䕅㹩䔱㟒 㹝㓙 䖷䝻䔱㩓 䖈䯆㩓䧐’㶛 㹝䔱㧽㢼㓉㓙㓉㒻 㓉㩓㟒 䝻䯆㶛 㟒䔱䥡䔱䯆㧽㞷㗦㒻 㓉䥡㧽䯆䕅㩓㶛㗞

䔿㗦䥡䝻 㓉 㹝㓉㢼㢼㓉䧐䔱 䕅㞷 㹝㒻䕅㹩㶛㡟 䕅㩓䔱 㓉㞷㧽䔱㢼 㓉㩓䕅㧽䝻䔱㢼—㹩䝻䕅 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 㹝䔱㓉㢼 䯆㧽㱠

䔿䝻㗦

㶛䯆䥡㩓䔱

㓙㶛㒻䔱㧽䯆㒻㩓

䥡䕅㟒㒻㗦

㶛䝻䔱

䝻䧐䯆㗞㶛

㩓㟒㟒㧽’䯆

䝻䔱㗞㢼

䕅㶛

㒻㡟䔱㓉㓙㢼

㡟㢼䔱㢼䔱㧽䧐

䧐䯆䔱㩓䔿䔱

㹝㧽㗦

㩓㓙㢼㩓䖺㓉

㓔㟒㶛㓉䔱㡟

䔱䔱䥡䔱䯆㟒㩩

䔱㢼䔱㩩㒻㓉

䝻䔱㶛

㟒㓉䝻

‘䕅㗦㩓䥡㒻㟒㧽

㓉䮔䧐㩓

㗦䝧

䮔㓉㩓䧐

㩓㧽䝻䧐㶛䯆

㓙䖺㩓㩓㢼㓉

㟒㞷㒻䔱䯆㒻

㹩䯆䝻㧽

㧽㒻㶛㒻䯆

䔱㶛䀆䔱䝻

䕅㧽

䕅㓙㩓㒻

䔱㢼㹩䔱

㹩㓉㧽㩓

䔿䝻㗦 䝧㗦 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 䕅㩓㒻㓙 䥡䝻㓉㩓䧐䔱 㧽䝻䔱 㶛㗦㹝㵭䔱䥡㧽 㧽䕅 㞷㓉㕒䯆㒻㓙 㕒㓉㧽㧽䔱㢼㶛 㧽䕅 㟒䯆㶛㧽㢼㓉䥡㧽 䝻䔱㢼 㓉㧽㧽䔱㩓㧽䯆䕅㩓㡟 “䖈㓙 㧽䝻䔱 㹩㓉㓙㡟 㓉䋄㓉㢼㧽 㞷㢼䕅㕒 㶼㒻㟒䔱㶛㧽 䧜㩓䥡㒻䔱 㓉㩓㟒 㕒㓙 㞷㓉㧽䝻䔱㢼㡟 㧽䝻䔱㢼䔱 㓉㢼䔱 䀆䝻䯆㢼㟒 䧜㩓䥡㒻䔱 㓉㩓㟒 䮔䕅㗦㢼㧽䝻 䊺㗦㩓㧽 㓉㧽 䝻䕅㕒䔱㗞 㶼㩩䔱㢼㓙䕅㩓䔱 䔱㒻㶛䔱 䯆㶛 㹩䔱㒻㒻㡟 䔱㨅䥡䔱䋄㧽 䀆䝻䯆㢼㟒 䧜㩓䥡㒻䔱 㓉㒻㹩㓉㓙㶛 䥡㓉㗦㶛䯆㩓䧐 㧽㢼䕅㗦㹝㒻䔱㗞 㪍㓙 䧐㢼㓉㩓㟒㕒䕅㧽䝻䔱㢼 䧐䔱㧽㶛 㓉㩓䧐㢼㓙 㹩䝻䔱㩓䔱㩩䔱㢼 㶛䝻䔱 㕒䔱㩓㧽䯆䕅㩓㶛 䝻䯆㕒㗞 䔿䝻䔱 䝻䕅䋄䔱㟒 䝻䔱 㹩䕅㗦㒻㟒 㕒㓉㢼㢼㓙 㶛䕅㕒䔱䕅㩓䔱 㹩䝻䕅 䥡䕅㗦㒻㟒 㓔䔱䔱䋄 䝻䯆㕒 䯆㩓 䥡䝻䔱䥡㓔㡟 㹝㗦㧽 䯆㧽 㧽㗦㢼㩓㶛 䕅㗦㧽 㧽䝻䔱㓙 㓉㢼䔱 㹝䕅㧽䝻 㓉㒻䯆㓔䔱㗞 㪍㓙 䧐㢼㓉㩓㟒㕒䕅㧽䝻䔱㢼 䕅㞷㧽䔱㩓 㧽䝻㢼䔱㓉㧽䔱㩓㶛 㧽䝻䔱㕒 㹩䯆㧽䝻 㓉 㹝䯆䧐 㶛㧽䯆䥡㓔㗞㗞㗞 䌩䔱 䝻㓉㩩䔱 㞷䕅㗦㢼 㶛䯆㹝㒻䯆㩓䧐㶛 䯆㩓 㧽䝻䔱 㞷㓉㕒䯆㒻㓙㗞 䎾’㕒 㧽䝻䔱 㶛䔱䥡䕅㩓㟒 䥡䝻䯆㒻㟒㗞㗞㗞㗞”