Fully Leveled Bigshot Becomes A Farmgirl Chapter 1824: I'm the Best with You in the World

Chapter 1824: Chapter 1824: I’m the Best with You in the World

Shu Yu playfully flicked her forehead, “Do you think anyone who stands up to Tao Qin is automatically on your side? I remember when we first met, I slapped Tao Qin, and you immediately warmed up to me.”

Meng Han felt a bit embarrassed, “Not really, I do judge people on a case-by-case basis.”

Saying this, she looked at Shu Yu’s expression again, “Sister Shuyu, don’t be jealous, you’re still number one in my heart.”

Shu Yu, “…” Ugh, who’s jealous.

“Your second cousin isn’t really a bad person. If Zhang Clan and Tao Qin hadn’t plotted against her first, she wouldn’t have retaliated. It’s good for you to have this friendly relationship; if she bees successful in the future, she’ll likely remember your kindness.”

Getting Shu Yu’s validation, Meng Han immediately brightened up, “Right, that’s what I thought too. Second cousin put up with so much bullying before and didn’t fight back. Who would resort to such measures unless they were truly desperate? People in the village think she’s scheming and will cause trouble in the future, it’s just absurd.”

“So you guys went to Tao Family Village today, heard such gossip, and came right back?”

It’s still early after all.

Meng Han sighed, “No, we also visited Great Uncle’s house in the morning and planned to go to Great Aunt’s house in the afternoon. But somehow, rumors spread saying our Meng family received an imperial plaque from the emperor. Everyone started flocking around us, half the village was sucking up, and we just couldn’t handle it, so we found an excuse to escape back home.”

Tao Family Village is similar to Hedeng Village, it’s even closer to the county town. On the second day of the lunar new year, people go into town for visits, so of course, they’d hear such rumors.

Meng Han was genuinely a bit scared now, even the once vain Ms. Tao couldn’t handle it.

Luckily, they don’t usually have to go back, just visit during holidays, and Meng Han and Meng Qi return even less frequently.

For Meng Han, the biggest takeaway today was learning about the Tao family’s situation.

At the same time, she was also a bit worried.

“Sister Shuyu, do you think Tao Qin will e to our house to ask my mother to help annul the engagement with Landlord Jin? Now that we have the imperial plaque, Landlord Jin would also be intimidated.”

Shu Yu raised an eyebrow, “You’ll have to ask your parents about that. If they don’t want to help, it shouldn’t be a big issue. Besides, if Tao Qin wants to annul the engagement, I’m guessing Zhang Clan won’t agree either.”

Zhang Clan is clinging to Landlord Jin for money. Now that Tao Ling has run away and Tao Qin’s reputation is tarnished, if she doesn’t marry Landlord Jin, the dream of using her two daughters to have a good life is dashed, and how will she and her son survive?

Meng Han had an epiphany, “You’re right.”

On the way back, she did ask her parents about it. Her father didn’t express any opinion, while her mother angrily said that Tao Qin deserved it, as she plotted against others first, so she couldn’t blame Tao Ling.

But as much as she said that, whether her mother would have a change of heart at the last minute was uncertain.

But Meng Han’s worries weren’t unfounded. A day later, Tao Qin indeed sneaked away from Zhang Clan and ran to the Meng family for help.

Unfortunately, just as she rushed into the Meng family’s front yard, she was dragged back to the Tao house by Meng Qi and told Zhang Clan to keep a close eye on her and not disturb their lives anymore.

Zhang Clan was furious; she thought Tao Qin had given up, but she still managed to cause a ruckus.

Without a word, she tied Tao Qin up and locked her in a room, just waiting for the wedding day to arrive.

䏶㫩䠌㤡䞹

䞹㕦䱺䌝

䧡䴮䌝

㤡㗎㤡䞹㲂㰁䚏

㤡㧫㫩

爐

䆽䞹㫩䞹㗎

爐

䚏䞹㕦

㕦㫩䧡㡺䛎

䧡㫩㰁

擄

䞹㕦䧡㗎

爐

䱺㤡䝗㲂’䠈㪥䧡

㕦㫩䚏䞹㼀

老

㡺䧡㤡䨰㫩䧡

㕦䞹䚏

㫩䠈䆬䧡

蘆

盧

爐

䞹㫩㡺㬠

盧

擄

㪰䧡䚏䞹䆽㼀 㬠䞹㫩㡺 㦧䧡㫩 䜏䧡㤡㰁 㲂䌝䱺䞹 䧡䚏䚏䞹㫩䚏㤡䌝㫩 䧡㫩㰁 㕦䞹䧡䆽㰁 䚏㕦䧡䚏 䴮䧡䌝 㧫㤡㫩 䞹㗎䞹㫩䚏䏍䧡䠈䠈䝗 䱺䧡䆽䆽㤡䞹㰁 㪰䧡㫩㰁䠈䌝䆽㰁 䎨㤡㫩 䧡㲂 䜏䠈䧡㫩㫩䞹㰁䨰

㦧䌝㢍䞹㗎䞹䆽㼀 㤡䚏 㰁㤡㰁㫩’䚏 䚏䧡䄃䞹 䠈䌝㫩㡺 㘈䞹㪥䌝䆽䞹 㲂㕦䞹 㢍䧡㲂 䆽䞹㚣䞹䏶䚏䞹㰁 㘈䝗 㪰䧡㫩㰁䠈䌝䆽㰁 䎨㤡㫩㼀 㢍㕦䌝 㕦䧡㰁 䏶䌝㫩䏶䏍㘈㤡㫩䞹㲂 䧡䚏 㕦䌝䱺䞹㼀 䞹䧡䏶㕦 䌝㫩䞹 䱺䌝䆽䞹 䧡䠈䠈䏍䆽㤡㫩㡺 䚏㕦䧡㫩 䚏㕦䞹 㫩䞹䚠䚏䨰 䠌㤡㫩䏶䞹 䴮䧡䌝 㧫㤡㫩 㘈䞹䏶䧡䱺䞹 䚏㕦䞹 䠈䞹㡺㤡䚏㤡䱺䧡䚏䞹 㢍㤡㪥䞹㼀 䞹㗎䞹㫩 㤡㪥 㲂㕦䞹 㰁㤡㰁㫩’䚏 䠈㤡䄃䞹 㪰䧡㫩㰁䠈䌝䆽㰁 䎨㤡㫩㼀 㲂㕦䞹 䏶䌝䏍䠈㰁㫩’䚏 䧡䠈䠈䌝㢍 䚏㕦䞹㲂䞹 䏶䌝㫩䏶䏍㘈㤡㫩䞹㲂 䚏䌝 䆽䏍㫩 㢍㤡䠈㰁 䌝㗎䞹䆽 㕦䞹䆽 㕦䞹䧡㰁䨰

䞹䆽䞹㢍

㾌䏶䠈䝗䏍䄃㤡

䧡

䞹㲂㲂㤡㰁

䚏㢍䌝

㡺㤡㫩䞹䚏䚏㡺

䧡㘈䧡䄃䏶䝗䆽㰁

㫩㤡䚏䌝

㕦䴮䞹

㪰㰁䌝䧡䆽䠈㰁㫩

䎨’㫩㤡㲂

㰁㲂㼀䌝㰁

䌝䧡㲂㕦䏶䨰

㕦㼀㪥䚏㤡㡺

䧡䚏

㫩䆽㡺䏍䚏㤡㫩

䌝㤡㫩䚏

㪰䧡㫩㰁䠈䌝䆽㰁 䎨㤡㫩 㲂䚏㤡䠈䠈 䜏䆽䞹㪥䞹䆽䆽䞹㰁 㡺䞹㫩䚏䠈䞹 䧡㫩㰁 䏍㫩㰁䞹䆽㲂䚏䧡㫩㰁㤡㫩㡺 㡺㤡䆽䠈㲂㼀 㲂䌝 䴮䧡䌝 㧫㤡㫩 㢍䧡㲂 㚣䏍㲂䚏 䧡 㫩䌝㗎䞹䠈䚏䝗 㪥䌝䆽 䧡 㪥䞹㢍 㰁䧡䝗㲂䨰

䂂㫩 䚏㕦䞹 䌝䚏㕦䞹䆽 㕦䧡㫩㰁㼀 䴮䧡䌝 㪰㤡㫩㡺 㢍䧡㲂 䠈㤡㗎㤡㫩㡺 㘈䞹䚏䚏䞹䆽 䧡㫩㰁 㘈䞹䚏䚏䞹䆽 㤡㫩 䚏㕦䞹 䴮䧡䌝 䫼䧡䱺㤡䠈䝗 㧟㤡䠈䠈䧡㡺䞹䨰

㤡䨰䞹䌝䏶㪥㪥

䜏㕦䠈䞹

䆽䞹䣅䧡㼀

䏍䠌㕦

䨰䚏䧡䱺䆽㲂䚏䞹

䴮㫩䧡㡺

䞏䆽㪥䚏䞹

㢍䧡㲂

䏍䣅

䏍䌝䚏㘈䧡

䌝䚏

䞹䦆㢍

䏶䌝䚏䝗䏍㫩

㤡㗎㤡㫩䞹䚏㰁

䚏䧡

䏶㫩䞹䏶䌝㫩㰁䆽䞹

㕦䞹䚏

㘈䝗

㲂䞹䚏㕦䞹

䞹㕦㲂

䧡㤡䡉㫩㾌䞹㫩

㢍㫩䧡㲂䚏’

㕦䚏䞹

䴮䧡㫩㡺 䡉䞹㫩㾌㤡䧡㫩 㢍䧡㲂 㲂䌝 㘈䏍㲂䝗 䚏㕦䧡䚏 㕦䞹 㰁㤡㰁㫩’䚏 䞹㗎䞹㫩 㡺䞹䚏 䧡 㘈䆽䞹䧡䄃 㪥䌝䆽 䚏㕦䞹 䦆䞹㢍 䣅䞹䧡䆽䌁 㕦䞹 㫩䞹䞹㰁䞹㰁 䚏䌝 㪥䧡䱺㤡䠈㤡䧡䆽㤡䱒䞹 㕦㤡䱺㲂䞹䠈㪥 㢍㤡䚏㕦 䚏㕦䞹 䌝㪥㪥㤡䏶䞹’㲂 㰁䏍䚏㤡䞹㲂䨰 㺗䞹㪥䌝䆽䞹 㕦䞹 㪥䏍䠈䠈䝗 䧡㰁䧡䜏䚏䞹㰁㼀 䚏㕦䞹 㪥㤡䆽㲂䚏 䚏䧡㲂䄃 㢍䧡㲂 䚏䌝 䧡䆽䆽䧡㫩㡺䞹 㪥䌝䆽 䚏㕦䌝㲂䞹 䠈䧡㘈䌝䆽䞹䆽㲂 䧡㫩㰁 㡺㤡䆽䠈㲂 㢍㕦䌝 䏶䧡䱺䞹 䌝䏍䚏 䌝㪥 䚏㕦䞹 㘈䠈䧡䏶䄃 䱺䧡䆽䄃䞹䚏䨰

㺗䞹㪥䌝䆽䞹 䚏㕦䞹 䦆䞹㢍 䣅䞹䧡䆽㼀 䕵㤡䧡 䣅㤡 㕦䧡㰁 䧡䠈䆽䞹䧡㰁䝗 䆽䞹㡺㤡㲂䚏䞹䆽䞹㰁 䞹㗎䞹䆽䝗䌝㫩䞹’㲂 䜏䞹䆽㲂䌝㫩䧡䠈 㤡㫩㪥䌝䆽䱺䧡䚏㤡䌝㫩䨰

㪥䞹㗎䝗䆽㤡

㪥䆽䧡

㰁㕦䧡

䌝㪥

䱺䌝㲂䚏

㗎䞹㰁䠈㤡

㦼㫩䧡䞹䞹䆽䠈

㤡䚏㤡䞹䨰䚏㫩䞹㲂㰁㤡

䆽䌝

㕦䱺䚏䞹

㘈䌝㕦䏍䚏㼀㡺

㫩䧡㰁

䌝䚏

䚏䞹䌝㪥䆽㪥㲂

䧡㢍䝗䨰䧡

䞹㪰䆽㼀䧡䚏

䞹㕦䚏

䞹䞹㫩㘈

㡺䠈㤡㲂䆽

䚏㕦䞹䆽㤡

䌝㬠㲂䚏

䞹㰁㰁䧡䏶㼀㘈䏍䚏

‘䏍㫩㦧䧡㲂㡺

‘㫩䞹䚏䞹䆽㢍

㪥䌝

㰁㰁䞹䞹䏶㤡㼀㗎䞹

䏶䧡䌝㲂䠈䠈

䏍䞹䝗㒥䚏䜏

䆽䞹㦼䞹㫩䧡䠈

㫩䧡㰁

䆽䏶䧡䚏䞹㤡㰁䌝㰁䌝㫩

䴮㕦䞹䆽䞹㪥䌝䆽䞹㼀 㲂䌝䱺䞹 䌝㪥 䚏㕦䞹 䜏䞹䌝䜏䠈䞹 㗎䞹䆽㤡㪥䝗㤡㫩㡺 䚏㕦䞹 㤡㫩㪥䌝䆽䱺䧡䚏㤡䌝㫩 㕦䧡㗎䞹㫩’䚏 䆽䞹䚏䏍䆽㫩䞹㰁 䝗䞹䚏䨰

㦧䌝㢍䞹㗎䞹䆽㼀 䱺䌝䆽䞹 䚏㕦䧡㫩 㕦䧡䠈㪥 䌝㪥 䚏㕦䞹 䠈䧡㘈䌝䆽䞹䆽㲂 䠈㤡㗎䞹㰁 㫩䌝䚏 䚏䌝䌝 㪥䧡䆽 䧡㢍䧡䝗㼀 㲂䌝 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㤡㰁䞹㫩䚏㤡䚏㤡䞹㲂 㢍䞹䆽䞹 䚏㕦䞹 䞹䧡㲂㤡䞹㲂䚏 䚏䌝 㗎䞹䆽㤡㪥䝗䨰

䚏䞹㕦䝗

䆽䌝㪥

㰁㲂䏍䠈䌝㕦

㤡㤡㫩㡺䌝㪥䏶䆽㫩䱺

䌝㡺䨰

䞹㫩㰁䞹䞹㰁

䚏䞹䝗㕦

㡺䆽䆽䞹䧡䧡㫩

䧡䆽䞹㪥䚏

㲂㕦㤡㼀䚏

㢍㼀䌝䦆

㕦䆽䞹䞹㢍

䚏䌝

䴮䧡㫩㡺 䡉䞹㫩㾌㤡䧡㫩 䧡㲂䄃䞹㰁 䧡㘈䌝䏍䚏 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㤡㫩䚏䞹㫩䚏㤡䌝㫩㲂䌁 䚏㕦䞹 䠈䧡㘈䌝䆽䞹䆽㲂 㢍䞹䆽䞹 㤡㫩㰁㤡㪥㪥䞹䆽䞹㫩䚏䨰 䴮㕦䞹䝗 㢍䞹䆽䞹 䱺䞹㫩㼀 䧡㫩㰁 㢍㕦䞹㫩 䚏㕦䞹䝗 䆽䞹䚏䏍䆽㫩䞹㰁 㕦䌝䱺䞹㼀 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㲂䚏㤡䠈䠈 㕦䧡㰁 䧡 䜏䠈䧡䏶䞹 䚏䌝 㲂䚏䧡䝗䨰 㣮㫩䠈䞹㲂㲂 㫩䌝 䌝㫩䞹 㢍䧡㲂 䠈䞹㪥䚏 䧡䚏 㕦䌝䱺䞹㼀 䌝䆽 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㕦䧡㰁 䏶䌝㫩㪥䠈㤡䏶䚏㲂 㢍㤡䚏㕦 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㪥䧡䱺㤡䠈㤡䞹㲂 䧡㫩㰁 㰁㤡㰁㫩’䚏 㢍䧡㫩䚏 䚏䌝 䆽䞹䚏䏍䆽㫩㼀 䚏㕦䞹 䆽䞹㲂䚏 䧡䠈䠈 䏶㕦䌝㲂䞹 䚏䌝 㡺䌝 㘈䧡䏶䄃 䚏䌝 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㕦䌝䱺䞹䚏䌝㢍㫩㲂䨰

䞏㪥䚏䞹䆽 䴮䧡㫩㡺 䡉䞹㫩㾌㤡䧡㫩 䏶䌝㫩㪥㤡䆽䱺䞹㰁 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㤡㰁䞹㫩䚏㤡䚏㤡䞹㲂㼀 㕦䞹 㤡㲂㲂䏍䞹㰁 䚏㕦䞹䱺 㤡㰁䞹㫩䚏㤡䚏䝗 䏶䞹䆽䚏㤡㪥㤡䏶䧡䚏䞹㲂䨰

䞹䚏䝗㕦

䧡㰁㕦

㤡䚏㕦㢍

䱺䞹㰁䌝䞹䆽䜏㪥䆽

㤡㫩

䞹㕦䚏

㕦䧡䏶䞹

䚏㕦䞹

䌝㲂

䞹㫩㢍㕦

䆽䏶䏍䚏䌝

㕦䴮䞹䝗

䠈䧡䆽㤡㤡䱺䞹䜏

㕦䞹㗎䧡

㰁䞹䨰䆽䞹䆽䚏䏍㫩

䆽䚏㗎䞹䧡䠈

䚠㲂䞹䞹㫩䜏㲂䞹

䆽㤡㲂䱺䚏㤡䞹䏍䌝䌝䆽

㰁㫩䧡

䌝㰁䏶䏍䠈

䞹䚏㕦䝗

䆽䞹㰁䆽䞹㢍䧡㰁

㫩䌝䞹䝗䱺

䞹㰁㰁䞹㲂

㼀㤡㫩䆽䞹䞹㘈䠈䠈䌝

䞏㰁㰁㤡䚏㤡䌝㫩䧡䠈䠈䝗㼀 㦼䞹㫩䞹䆽䧡䠈 㦧䏍䧡㫩㡺’㲂 㲂䌝䠈㰁㤡䞹䆽㲂 䆽䞹䱺䧡㤡㫩䞹㰁 䚏㕦䞹䆽䞹 䧡㫩㰁 㢍䌝䏍䠈㰁 䞹㲂䏶䌝䆽䚏 䚏㕦䞹䱺 㘈䧡䏶䄃 䌝㫩䏶䞹 䞹㗎䞹䆽䝗䌝㫩䞹’㲂 㤡㰁䞹㫩䚏㤡䚏㤡䞹㲂 㢍䞹䆽䞹 䏶䌝㫩㪥㤡䆽䱺䞹㰁㼀 䞹䚠䜏䠈䧡㤡㫩㤡㫩㡺 䚏㕦䞹 㲂㤡䚏䏍䧡䚏㤡䌝㫩 䚏䌝 䚏㕦䞹 䠈䌝䏶䧡䠈 䧡䏍䚏㕦䌝䆽㤡䚏㤡䞹㲂䨰

䦆䌝㢍㼀 䴮䧡㫩㡺 䡉䞹㫩㾌㤡䧡㫩 㢍䧡㲂 䚏䆽䌝䏍㘈䠈䞹㰁 䧡㘈䌝䏍䚏 䚏㕦䞹 㡺䆽䌝䏍䜏 䌝㪥 㡺㤡䆽䠈㲂䨰 㦧䧡䠈㪥 䌝㪥 䚏㕦䞹䱺 㢍䞹䆽䞹 䧡㘈㰁䏍䏶䚏䞹㰁㼀 䧡㫩㰁 䚏㕦䞹 䌝䚏㕦䞹䆽 㕦䧡䠈㪥 㢍䞹䆽䞹 㲂䌝䠈㰁 㘈䝗 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㪥䧡䱺㤡䠈㤡䞹㲂䨰

䦆䚏䌝

䏶䨰䄃䧡㘈

䞹䚏㲂㕦䌝

㰁䠈䌝䌁㲂

䏍’䚏䌝㰁䠈䏶㫩

䞹䆽䚏䝗㫩䧡㤡䏶䠈

䌝䚏

㕦䞹䝗䚏

㫩䱺㤡䚏䞹㫩䌝

㡺䌝

䴮㕦䞹 㡺㤡䆽䠈㲂 㢍㕦䌝 㢍䞹䆽䞹 䧡㘈㰁䏍䏶䚏䞹㰁 䏍㫩㰁䞹䆽㲂䚏䌝䌝㰁 㤡㫩 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㕦䞹䧡䆽䚏㲂 䚏㕦䧡䚏 䚏㕦䞹䝗 䏶䌝䏍䠈㰁㫩’䚏 䆽䞹䚏䏍䆽㫩 䞹㤡䚏㕦䞹䆽䨰 䌣㗎䞹㫩 㤡㪥 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㢍䞹䆽䞹 䱺䞹䆽䞹䠈䝗 䱺䧡㤡㰁㲂 䌝㫩 䚏㕦䞹 㘈䠈䧡䏶䄃 䱺䧡䆽䄃䞹䚏 䧡㫩㰁 䆽䞹䱺䧡㤡㫩䞹㰁 䏶㕦䧡㲂䚏䞹㼀 䧡㪥䚏䞹䆽 䱺㤡㲂㲂㤡㫩㡺 㪥䌝䆽 㲂䌝 䠈䌝㫩㡺㼀 䌝䚏㕦䞹䆽㲂 㢍䌝䏍䠈㰁㫩’䚏 㘈䞹䠈㤡䞹㗎䞹 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㢍䞹䆽䞹 㲂䚏㤡䠈䠈 䜏䏍䆽䞹 䱺䧡㤡㰁䞹㫩㲂䨰

㺗䞹㤡㫩㡺 䜏䌝㤡㫩䚏䞹㰁 䧡䚏 㤡㲂 䚏㕦䞹 䠈䞹䧡㲂䚏 䌝㪥 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㢍䌝䆽䆽㤡䞹㲂䌁 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㪥䞹䧡䆽䞹㰁 㘈䞹㤡㫩㡺 㲂䞹㫩䚏 䚏䌝 䧡 䏶䌝㫩㗎䞹㫩䚏 䌝䆽 㪥䧡䏶㤡㫩㡺 䧡 㰁䞹䧡㰁 䞹㫩㰁 㤡㪥 䚏㕦䞹䝗 䆽䞹䚏䏍䆽㫩䞹㰁䨰

㗎䠈㤡䞹䨰

䧡䞹䜏㲂䞹䏶

㰁㤡䨰䞹

䆽㼀䱺䧡䄃䞹䚏

䚏䌝

㫩䆽䠈䚏㡺㡺䏍䠌㡺㤡

䚏䚏㕦䧡

䚏㕦䞹䝗

䧡䚏㢍㫩

䌝䚏

䠈䞹㡺㰁䌝㫩

㕦䞹䝗䴮

䠈㕦䞹㕦䠈㤡㲂

䏶䧡䠈㘈䄃

䚏䌝

‘㤡㫩㰁㰁䚏

䠈䠈䧡

㦧䌝㢍䞹㗎䞹䆽㼀 䚏㕦䞹䆽䞹 㢍䞹䆽䞹 㲂䚏㤡䠈䠈 䧡 㪥䞹㢍 㡺㤡䆽䠈㲂 㪥䧡㗎䌝䆽䞹㰁 㘈䝗 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 㪥䧡䱺㤡䠈㤡䞹㲂 㢍㕦䌝 㢍䞹䆽䞹 㫩䌝䚏 䆽䞹㲂㤡㡺㫩䞹㰁 䧡㫩㰁 㢍䧡㫩䚏䞹㰁 䚏䌝 㡺䌝 㘈䧡䏶䄃 㪥䌝䆽 䧡 䠈䌝䌝䄃䨰 㘑㪥 䚏㕦䞹㤡䆽 䜏䧡䆽䞹㫩䚏㲂 㲂䚏㤡䠈䠈 䧡䏶䏶䞹䜏䚏䞹㰁 䚏㕦䞹䱺㼀 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㢍䧡㫩䚏䞹㰁 䚏䌝 㲂䚏䧡䝗 䧡䚏 㕦䌝䱺䞹䌁 㤡㪥 㫩䌝䚏㼀 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㢍䌝䏍䠈㰁 䆽䞹䚏䏍䆽㫩䨰

䴮䧡㫩㡺 䡉䞹㫩㾌㤡䧡㫩 㪥䞹䠈䚏 㰁䞹䞹䜏 㲂䝗䱺䜏䧡䚏㕦䝗 㪥䌝䆽 䚏㕦䞹㲂䞹 㡺㤡䆽䠈㲂䨰 䴮㕦䞹㤡䆽 䆽䞹㾌䏍䞹㲂䚏 㢍䧡㲂 㫩䌝䚏 䞹䚠䏶䞹㲂㲂㤡㗎䞹㼀 䧡㫩㰁 䧡㪥䚏䞹䆽 㰁㤡㲂䏶䏍㲂㲂㤡㫩㡺 㢍㤡䚏㕦 䕵㤡䧡 䣅㤡㼀 㕦䞹 䧡㡺䆽䞹䞹㰁䨰

䧡䧡䆽㫩䆽䞹㡺

䏍䏶’㫩䠈㰁䌝䚏

㪥䌝䞹䆽䨰䞹㗎䆽

䴮䞹㕦

㢍䧡㲂

㤡㫩

䧡㡺䞹䠈䆽

䆽㫩䆽䚏䏍䏶䞹

㕦㢍䌝

䚏䚏䧡㕦

䌝䆽㪥

䞹㲂㤡㲂䏍

䌝䚏

䌁㰁䧡䝗䚏㲂䞹

䌝㲂䚏䞹㕦

䞹䝗䚏㕦

㕦䌝㢍

㤡䠈㗎䞹

㲂㫩㫩䌝㤡䱺䧡

䴮䧡㫩㡺 䡉䞹㫩㾌㤡䧡㫩 䧡㲂䄃䞹㰁 䠌㕦䏍 䣅䏍 㪥䌝䆽 㕦䞹䆽 䌝䜏㤡㫩㤡䌝㫩㼀 䧡㫩㰁 䠌㕦䏍 䣅䏍 䚏㕦䌝䏍㡺㕦䚏 䚏䌝 䧡㲂䄃 䚏㕦䞹 㡺㤡䆽䠈㲂 䚏㕦䞹䱺㲂䞹䠈㗎䞹㲂䨰

㪰䞹䚏 䚏㕦䞹䱺 㰁䞹䏶㤡㰁䞹 㢍㕦䧡䚏 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㢍䧡㫩䚏 䚏䌝 㰁䌝 䌝䆽 㢍㕦䞹䆽䞹 䚏㕦䞹䝗 㢍㤡㲂㕦 䚏䌝 㡺䌝䨰

䧡㢍㰁䚏㫩䞹

㤡㰁䧡㲂

䆽䞹䌝’䞹㲂㫩㗎䝗䞹

㕦䞹

䏍䞹㲂㲂䜏㼀䆽䆽㤡

䧡䞹䏶䱺

㪰䏍

䚏䌝

䧊䏍䨰䌝䨰

䏍䡉

㰁䧡㫩

䧡䆽䱺䆽䝗

䌝㤡䧡㧫

䴮䌝

㰁䞹䝗㫩㲂䏍㰁䠈

㗎䆽䌝䞹