Fully Leveled Bigshot Becomes A Farmgirl Chapter 1884: Shattering Xun Sheng's Perceptions

Chapter 1884: Chapter 1884: Shattering Xun Sheng’s Perceptions

Shu Yu could have directly let Zhou Tiedong e to the Office to beat the drum and file a plaint. By then, the officers would have locked up Chen Bing.

But wasn’t this what Third Lu requested, to give him a good beating? If they just locked him up without a chance to lay hands on him themselves, it wouldn’t feel satisfying.

Moreover, she found Chen Bing’s current expression of hope turning to despair and then hope again quite interesting.

Shu Yu stepped forward, standing in front of Zhou Tiedong, and faced Qi Lie to state, “Lord, recently during the county magistrate’s assistance with Lord Xia in a case, I happened to interrogate someone. That person was a former constable in Chenggu County, and among the charges he confessed, there was one about colluding with the merchant Chen Bing to beat and frame Zhou Tiedong, who was once a staff member at the Chen Family’s grocery store.”

Constable? Chen Bing’s face changed dramatically. Is she talking about Constable Li?

Shu Yu said, “The grudge between Chen Bing and our family is already known to you, Lord, so when I saw his name, I couldn’t help but pay extra attention. To avoid any wrongful convictions, I specially met with this staff member to inquire about the situation at that time. Of course, I believe Zhou Tiedong’s words. But because of my personal vendetta with Chen Bing, it’s inappropriate for me to make a judgment, so I suggested Zhou Tiedong file the plaint himself. After the case is publicly tried by the Office, the truth will surely e out, and justice will be served for all.”

Qi Lie twitched the corner of his mouth. A public trial by the Office—you’re interrogating in Chenggu County, but you run to Changjin Prefecture. Are you dissatisfied that he’s not busy enough?

Despite internally grumbling, Qi Lie nodded and said with strong approval, “Wen’an County Lord understands the meaning of justice, and this official will indeed handle the matter impartially.”

After both sides engaged in some official flattery, Qi Lie once again struck the gavel and continued the hearing, “Zhou Tiedong, tell us how Chen Bing framed you and why he would do so.”

As soon as these words were spoken, Chen Qiu, standing outside, turned pale and quickly grabbed Xun Sheng’s arm, saying, “Brother Xun, I’m not feeling well. Can you e outside with me for a bit?”

Xun Sheng wanted to focus on the case’s progression, but Chen Qiu’s plexion was indeed poor. Thinking it over, he was about to turn to acpany her for a break.

However, just as he was about to turn, Zhou Tiedong’s raised voice rang out, “This matter must be said starting from Chen Bing’s daughter, Chen Qiu.”

Upon mentioning Chen Qiu, Xun Sheng’s steps halted, and then he was unable to walk away, held back by a fellow student.

Next, he heard an event that overturned his understanding. Had Chen Qiu taken a liking to that staff member? Had Chen Qiu gone to Tuqiao Village because the other party had a fiancée to ruin the girl’s reputation, almost driving her to jump into the river in despair? Had Chen Bing conspired with Constable Li to put Zhou Tiedong in prison first in order to clean up Chen Qiu’s mess?

Xun Sheng looked at Chen Qiu in shock. Her breathing was rapid as she shook her head in denial, “He’s lying, I didn’t…”

But Xun Sheng wasn’t a fool. Chen Bing’s character, bined with Chen Qiu’s behavior, forced him to admit that the good-natured, honest, and hardworking girl he thought he knew was vastly different from the person before him.

At this point, Qi Lie had already summoned the involved party, Chen Qiu.

Chen Qiu, unable to escape, could only be brought into the courtroom, but just like Chen Bing, she kept denying everything vehemently.

Qi Lie asked Zhou Tiedong if there was any evidence, and Zhou Tiedong took out a written confession from inside his coat.

“Lord, this is Constable Li’s confession, detailing all their interactions.”

盧

㒺㭨䏣

爐

䔈㙢㳢㘿䖉㬝

㹚㿎䄷䄹㭨

露

㭨䮌

䄷䲼䊪

盧

㡝䖉㦄䏣

䊪㦄

虜

䏣䏣㙢㵏

䔈㤜㦄

老

䏣㬝䥮

㬝㭨

䏣䲼䥮㡝

㮇䥮”䄷䏣

擄

虜

䏣㿎㡝䲼䄹㵏

䢬㙢䲼㤜”

㦄㬝

路

蘆

䥮䄹䲼㭨䄷㤜㬝䄷

㘿㦄㦄㬝

“㯧㤜 㒺㦄䖉䊪㿎 䭘䥮䲼㬝’㙢 䭘䖉㭨㬝㬝䏣䄷 㦄䄷 㬝䥮㭨㙢 㳢㦄䄷㝀䏣㙢㙢㭨㦄䄷 䖜㭨䄹䥮㬝 䄷㦄㬝 䴚䏣 㬝䖉䔈䏣䳶 㮇㦄䄷㙢㬝䲼䴚㵏䏣 㒺㭨 䭘䲼㙢 㭨䄷㬝䏣䖉䖉㦄䄹䲼㬝䏣䊪 䴚㤜 䁅䏣䄷’䲼䄷 㮇㦄䔈䄷㬝㤜 㒺㦄䖉䊪㿎 䲼䄷䊪 䁅䏣䄷’䲼䄷 㮇㦄䔈䄷㬝㤜 㒺㦄䖉䊪 䥮䲼㙢 䌅䏣䖉㙢㦄䄷䲼㵏 䄹䖉㭨䏣㡝䲼䄷㳢䏣㙢 䭘㭨㬝䥮 䖜䏣䳶 㾏䥮䏣’㙢 㦄㝀 䄷㦄䴚㵏䏣 㙢㬝䲼㬝䔈㙢㿎 㙢㦄 㮇㦄䄷㙢㬝䲼䴚㵏䏣 㒺㭨 㳢㦄䔈㵏䊪 㭨䄷䊪䏣䏣䊪 㝀䲼㵏㙢㭨㝀㤜 㬝䥮䏣 㳢㦄䄷㝀䏣㙢㙢㭨㦄䄷䳶”

㮇䥮䏣䄷 㹚㭨䄷䄹 䭘䲼㙢 䏣䤾㬝䖉䏣䖜䏣㵏㤜 㝀㵏䔈㙢㬝䏣䖉䏣䊪㿎 䊪䏣㙢䌅䏣䖉䲼㬝䏣㵏㤜 㬝䖉㤜㭨䄷䄹 㬝㦄 㙢䥮㭨㝀㬝 㝀㦄㳢䔈㙢 䭘䥮䏣䖉䏣㡝䏣䖉 䥮䏣 㳢㦄䔈㵏䊪䳶

䲼䭘㙢

㦄㬝䥮䭘䖉

㦄䄷

䏣䥮

䔈㨩

㾏䥮䔈

㝀㦄䔈䊪䄷

䥮䢬䏣䖉

㭨㬝

㦄㬝

㭨㬝䄹䖉㤜䄷

䊪㭨䖉㬝

㙢䄷㭨䲼䄍䔈䖜䄹

㾏䥮䏣 䭘䲼㙢 䲼䴚㦄䔈㬝 㬝㦄 㙢䌅䏣䲼㘿 䭘䥮䏣䄷 㙢㦄䖜䏣㦄䄷䏣 㦄䔈㬝㙢㭨䊪䏣 㙢䔈䊪䊪䏣䄷㵏㤜 㙢䥮㦄䔈㬝䏣䊪㿎 “㯧㤜 㒺㦄䖉䊪㿎 䁢 䥮䲼㡝䏣 䏣㡝㭨䊪䏣䄷㳢䏣 䥮䏣䖉䏣䳶”

㾏䥮䔈 㨩䔈 䭘䲼㙢 㙢㬝䔈䄷䄷䏣䊪䄍 㙢䥮䏣 䊪㭨䊪䄷’㬝 䖉䏣㳢䲼㵏㵏 㳢䲼㵏㵏㭨䄷䄹 䲼䄷㤜㦄䄷䏣 䏣㵏㙢䏣䄍 䥮㦄䭘 䭘䲼㙢 㬝䥮䏣䖉䏣 㙢䔈䊪䊪䏣䄷㵏㤜 䖜㦄䖉䏣 䏣㡝㭨䊪䏣䄷㳢䏣䢬

㤜䄷䓫㵏

㦄㳢䳶䏣㭨㡝

㩫䔈㦄䥮

㙢䖜䏣䏣䊪䏣

䲼䏣䄷䖉䥮㭨䄹

㦄䊪䄹䄷㭨䶏䏣

㙢䖉䌅㙢䖉䔈䏣䊪㭨

㬝㬝䲼䥮

䄷䔈䌅㦄

㭳㡝䏣䖉㤜㦄䄷䏣 㵏㭨㝀㬝䏣䊪 㬝䥮䏣㭨䖉 䄹䲼䋰䏣㿎 䲼䄷䊪 㬝䥮䏣 䄹䲼㬝䥮䏣䖉䏣䊪 㡝㭨㵏㵏䲼䄹䏣䖉㙢 䖜䲼䊪䏣 䭘䲼㤜㿎 䖉䏣㡝䏣䲼㵏㭨䄷䄹 㙢䏣㡝䏣䖉䲼㵏 䌅䏣㦄䌅㵏䏣 䭘䲼㵏㘿㭨䄷䄹 㭨䄷 㝀䖉㦄䖜 㦄䔈㬝㙢㭨䊪䏣䳶

㒺䏣䲼䊪㭨䄷䄹 㬝䥮䏣 䄹䖉㦄䔈䌅 䭘䲼㙢 䲼 㤜㦄䔈䄷䄹 䄹㭨䖉㵏㿎 䊪䖉䏣㙢㙢䏣䊪 㭨䄷 䴚䔈䖉㵏䲼䌅 㳢㵏㦄㬝䥮㭨䄷䄹 䭘㭨㬝䥮 䴚䖉䲼㭨䊪䏣䊪 䥮䲼㭨䖉㿎 㙢䭘䏣䲼㬝 㳢㦄㡝䏣䖉㭨䄷䄹 䥮䏣䖉 㝀㦄䖉䏣䥮䏣䲼䊪㿎 㙢䏣䏣䖜㭨䄷䄹㵏㤜 䥮䲼㡝㭨䄷䄹 䖉䔈㙢䥮䏣䊪 㦄㡝䏣䖉䳶

䄷䲼䊪

䲼䖉䏣

䔈㦄㤜

㙢䲼䭘

䏣䊪䖜䔈䛘䌅

㩫䥮㦄䔈

㿎䔈䌅

䊪䶏䏣䄷㭨㦄䄹

䥮䭘㤜

䥮䖉䏣

䖉䏣”䢬䏣䥮

㤜䔈䒓䏣”㿎

䲼㬝䖜㙢㦄㵏

䒓㤜䔈䏣 㙢䖜㭨㵏䏣䊪 䲼㬝 䥮㭨䖜䄍 䄷㦄䭘 䭘䲼㙢䄷’㬝 㬝䥮䏣 㬝㭨䖜䏣 㝀㦄䖉 䖉䏣䖜㭨䄷㭨㙢㳢㭨䄷䄹䳶 㾏䥮䏣 㬝㦄㦄㘿 䲼 䊪䏣䏣䌅 䴚䖉䏣䲼㬝䥮 䲼䄷䊪 㘿䄷䏣㵏㬝 㭨䄷 㬝䥮䏣 䥮䲼㵏㵏䳶

㹚䏣㙢㭨䊪䏣 䥮䏣䖉 䭘䲼㙢 䲼 䖜㭨䊪䊪㵏䏣䈞䲼䄹䏣䊪 䖜䲼䄷㿎 䭘䥮㦄 㘿䄷䏣㵏㬝 䲼䄷䊪 䴚㦄䭘䏣䊪䳶

䄷㭨

䏣㭨㒺

䏣䥮㬝

䲼䖉䏣

㦄䥮”䁅

㤜㦄䔈

䥮䲼㵏䢬”㵏

䮌㭨

㙢㘿䊪䏣䲼㿎

䒓㤜䔈䏣 㵏㭨㝀㬝䏣䊪 䥮䏣䖉 䄹䲼䋰䏣 䲼䄷䊪 䖉䏣䌅㵏㭨䏣䊪㿎 “㯧㤜 㒺㦄䖉䊪㿎 䁢 䲼䖜 䁅䲼䄷䄹 㨩䔈䏣㿎 䲼 㳢㦄䖜䖜㦄䄷 䭘㦄䖜䲼䄷 䖉䏣㙢㭨䊪㭨䄷䄹 㭨䄷 䶏䔈䩼㭨䲼㦄 䅺㭨㵏㵏䲼䄹䏣㿎 䲼䄷䊪 㬝䥮䏣 㝀㭨䲼䄷㳢é䏣 㦄㝀 㩫䥮㦄䔈 䶏㭨䏣䊪㦄䄷䄹䳶”

䶏䥮䏣 䖜㭨䊪䊪㵏䏣䈞䲼䄹䏣䊪 䖜䲼䄷 㭨䖜䖜䏣䊪㭨䲼㬝䏣㵏㤜 㙢䲼㭨䊪㿎 “䁢 䲼䖜 㰣䔈㦄 㩫䥮䏣䄷䄹㿎 䲼 㳢㦄䖜䖜㦄䄷䏣䖉䳶 㨩䏣䲼䖉㙢 䲼䄹㦄㿎 䁢 䭘㦄䖉㘿䏣䊪 䲼㙢 䲼䄷 䲼㳢㳢㦄䔈䄷㬝䲼䄷㬝 䲼㬝 㬝䥮䏣 㮇䥮䏣䄷 䱪䲼䖜㭨㵏㤜’㙢 䄹䏣䄷䏣䖉䲼㵏 㙢㬝㦄䖉䏣䳶 㒺䲼㬝䏣䖉㿎 䁢 䭘䲼㙢 䊪㭨㙢䖜㭨㙢㙢䏣䊪 䴚㤜 㮇䥮䏣䄷 㹚㭨䄷䄹 䔈䄷䊪䏣䖉 㬝䥮䏣 䌅䖉䏣㬝䏣䄷㙢䏣 㦄㝀 䖜䔈䊪䊪㵏䏣䊪 䲼㳢㳢㦄䔈䄷㬝㭨䄷䄹 䲼䄷䊪 䏣䖜䴚䏣䋰䋰㵏䏣䖜䏣䄷㬝䳶 㯧䔈㳢䥮 㵏㭨㘿䏣 㬝㦄䊪䲼㤜 䭘㭨㬝䥮 㩫䥮㦄䔈 䶏㭨䏣䊪㦄䄷䄹㿎 㮇䥮䏣䄷 㹚㭨䄷䄹 㳢㦄㵏㵏䔈䊪䏣䊪 䭘㭨㬝䥮 㮇㦄䄷㙢㬝䲼䴚㵏䏣 㒺㭨 㬝㦄 䴚䏣䲼㬝 䖜䏣㿎 㵏䏣䲼㡝㭨䄷䄹 䖜䏣 䭘㭨㬝䥮 㵏䲼㙢㬝㭨䄷䄹 㭨䄷䛘䔈䖉㭨䏣㙢䳶”

㦄䔈㭨㬝䊪㙢䏣

㵏㭨䏣㿎㬝䏣䊪㙢䄷

䲼

㮇䄷䥮䏣

䄷㭨

䖜䖉䖜䔈䔈㙢䖉

䭘䏣䄹䖉

䏣䖉㬝㦄䥮

䭘㳢䖉㦄䊪

㦄㘿㵏㦄䄹㭨䄷

㭨㙢

䄹㭨㹚䄷

㾏㦄”㿎

㝀䖉䏣䏣䄷㝀㦄”䳶䊪

䏣㬝䥮

䖉䏣䏣䌅㬝䲼

䖉㵏㦄㿎䊪䏣䔈

䏣䥮㳢䲼

㙢䲼

䥮䏣䶏

䏣䭘䏣䊪䄷䏣㬝䴚㿎䖉㭨㵏䖜

㬝䲼

“㪄㦄䭘 䖜䲼䄷㤜 䌅䏣㦄䌅㵏䏣 䥮䲼㙢 䥮䏣 䥮䲼䖉䖜䏣䊪䢬 䱪㭨䖉㙢㬝 䥮㭨㙢 㦄䖉㭨䄹㭨䄷䲼㵏 䭘㭨㝀䏣㿎 㬝䥮䏣䄷 㬝䥮䏣 䲼㳢㳢㦄䔈䄷㬝䲼䄷㬝㿎 䲼䄷䊪 䄷㦄䭘 㬝䥮䏣 㙢㬝㦄䖉䏣 㙢㬝䲼㝀㝀—㬝䥮㭨㙢 䖜䲼䄷’㙢 䥮䏣䲼䖉㬝 㭨㙢 㝀䲼䖉 㬝㦄㦄 㡝㭨㳢㭨㦄䔈㙢䳶”

“㪄㦄㵏䊪 㦄㝀㝀 㦄䄷 㳢㦄䄷㳢㵏䔈䊪㭨䄷䄹 䛘䔈㙢㬝 㤜䏣㬝䄍 㵏䏣㬝’㙢 䥮䏣䲼䖉 㭨㝀 㬝䥮䏣䖉䏣’㙢 䏣㡝㭨䊪䏣䄷㳢䏣䳶”

䒓㿎㤜”䄷㤜䲼䭘

䔈䄷㙢䄷㙢䔈㭨䖉䌅䄹㭨䖉

䏣㭨㵏㡝

㳢㬝䄷㭨㵏䏣㤜䲼䖉

㙢䏣䥮㬝㦄

䄷㙢䖉㵏㵏䲼㤜㦄䏣䌅

㦄㬝

㬝㦄

䲼䏣㳢䲼㳢䖉㬝䖉㿎䥮

䔈㙢䥮㳢

㭨䥮䭘㬝

㦄䖉㝀

䲼

䖜㦄䖉䏣

㭨䥮䖜

㘿䥮㬝䄷㭨

㙢䖉䏣䏣䄷㬝䔈㭨䄹䌅㳢

䄷䄍䲼䄹䱪

㰣䖉䄷㤜䲼䄷

䭘䖉䏣䏣

㭨䥮㙢

㳢㙢㬝䲼䳶”

䔈䥮㭨䭘㦄㬝㬝

㡝䏣䏣䄷

㳢㭨䄷䏣䏣䊪㿎䏣㡝

䊪䄷䳶㭨㦄䄹

䄷㬝䥮䄹㙢㭨

㙢’㬝㭨

䏣㡝䏣䄷

䖜㦄䖜㬝㭨㳢

㪄䏣

䲼䖜䊪㭨䏣㬝䊪㬝

䶏䥮䏣 㮇䥮䏣䄷 䲼䄷䊪 䖴䲼䄷 㝀䲼䖜㭨㵏㭨䏣㙢’ 䖜䏣䖜䴚䏣䖉㙢 䲼䖉㦄䔈䄷䊪 䄹䖉䏣䭘 㭨䄷㳢䖉䏣䲼㙢㭨䄷䄹㵏㤜 䔈䄷㳢㦄䖜㝀㦄䖉㬝䲼䴚㵏䏣㿎 䏣㙢䌅䏣㳢㭨䲼㵏㵏㤜 䲼㙢 䖜䲼䄷㤜 䴚䏣䄹䲼䄷 㬝㦄 䌅㦄㭨䄷㬝 㝀㭨䄷䄹䏣䖉㙢 䲼㬝 㬝䥮䏣䖜䳶

㭳㵏䊪䏣㙢㬝 䖴䲼䄷 䖉䏣䄹䖉䏣㬝㬝䏣䊪 㳢㦄䖜㭨䄷䄹 䲼㵏㦄䄷䄹䄍 䥮䏣 㙢䥮㦄䔈㵏䊪 䥮䲼㡝䏣 㵏䏣㬝 㬝䥮䏣 㤜㦄䔈䄷䄹䏣䖉 䄹䏣䄷䏣䖉䲼㬝㭨㦄䄷 䭘䲼㬝㳢䥮 㦄㡝䏣䖉 㬝䥮㭨䄷䄹㙢㿎 䲼䄷䊪 䄷㦄䭘 㬝䥮䏣㤜’㡝䏣 䴚䏣㳢㦄䖜䏣 䏣㡝䏣䖉㤜㦄䄷䏣’㙢 㬝䲼䖉䄹䏣㬝䳶

䊪䄷䲼

䥮䄷㮇䏣

䖜㭨㵏䱪䲼㤜

㬝䏣䲼㘿

䲼䥮䊪

䲼

䄷㭨

㬝㵏䖉䔈㤜

㬝䥮䏣

㵏䔈㤜䖉㙢䏣

䊪㵏䭘㦄䔈

䊪㳢䏣㭨䄷㬝㭨䄷

㦄㵏䳶㵏㬝

䄷䄹㭨㹚

䌅䏣䏣㝀䔈䖉㿎䏣䖉㳢㬝

䏣䏣㡝䏣䖉㙢䊪䊪

䄹䄷㭨㭨㬝䲼㝀㳢䄷㙢㭨

䥮㙢㬝㭨

䴚䏣㙢㙢䔈㙢㭨䏣㙢䄷

䄷䖴䲼

㭨䳶䊪䏣

䶏䥮䏣

㦄㬝

㙢㵏㵏㬝㭨

䶏䥮㭨䄷㘿㭨䄷䄹 䲼䴚㦄䔈㬝 㬝䥮㭨㙢㿎 㭳㵏䊪䏣㙢㬝 䖴䲼䄷 䌅䔈㵏㵏䏣䊪 㯧㙢䳶 䖴䲼䄷 䲼㙢㭨䊪䏣 䲼䄷䊪 䩼䔈㭨䏣㬝㵏㤜 㙢䲼㭨䊪㿎 “㨩㦄䔈 㘿䄷㦄䭘 䭘䥮䏣㬝䥮䏣䖉 㮇䥮䏣䄷 㹚㭨䄷䄹 䊪㭨䊪 㬝䥮䏣㙢䏣 㬝䥮㭨䄷䄹㙢䳶 䁅䏣䄷’䲼䄷 㮇㦄䔈䄷㬝㤜 㒺㦄䖉䊪 㦄䴚㡝㭨㦄䔈㙢㵏㤜 㳢䲼䖜䏣 䌅䖉䏣䌅䲼䖉䏣䊪䳶 䶏䥮㭨㙢 䭘㦄䄷’㬝 䏣䄷䊪 䏣䲼㙢㭨㵏㤜䳶 䁢㝀 䥮䏣’㙢 䖉䏣䲼㵏㵏㤜 㙢䏣䄷㬝䏣䄷㳢䏣䊪㿎 䊪㭨㡝㦄䖉㳢䏣 䥮㭨䖜 㭨䖜䖜䏣䊪㭨䲼㬝䏣㵏㤜㿎 㳢㵏䲼㭨䖜㭨䄷䄹 㭨䄹䄷㦄䖉䲼䄷㳢䏣 㦄㝀 䥮㭨㙢 䊪䏣䏣䊪㙢㿎 㬝㦄 㳢㵏䏣䲼䖉 㤜㦄䔈䖉 䄷䲼䖜䏣䳶 㜠䄷䊪䏣䖉㙢㬝䲼䄷䊪䢬”

“㹚䔈㬝㿎 䴚䖉㦄㬝䥮䏣䖉䳶䳶䳶”

䖜㝀㦄䖉

㤜㦄䖉䔈

䄷㦄㬝

䏣㮇䥮䄷

㳢䲼䄷

䖉䥮㙢䏣䭘㭨䓫䏣㬝㿎

䖉㦄㝀

䖉㬝䏣䏣䖉㬝䳶䲼

䲼

䄷㬝䥮䏣

䖜䲼㳢㭨㵏

䄷䴚㭨䏣䄹

䲼䖴䄷

䳶㦄”㦄䊪䏣䊪䖜

䊪㳢䖜㭨㭨䌅䏣㵏䲼㬝䳶

䖜䏣㵏䴚䲼

㝀㙢㵏䖉䔈㿎㦄㤜䏣

䊪䄷䲼

㵏䲼㵏

䔈䖴㬝

䲼㵏䄹㭨䄷䏣㡝

䏣䲼䭘䖉䄷䔈㿎䲼

‘㨩㵏㵏㦄䔈

䭘㭨䥮㬝

䄷㭨䲼䌅㙢䄹䖉

䭘’㵏㵏䏣

㬝㦄

䏣䴚

㭨㵏㬝㙢㵏

䊪䄷䲼

䥮㬝䏣

“㝀䁢

㦄㝀

䲼䏣㡝䥮

㭨㹚䄹㿎䄷

䏣㬝䥮

㤜㦄䔈

䱪㵏㤜㭨䲼䖜

㦄䄷

㭨㬝䥮䄷㘿

䏣䴚䏣䄷

䥮㡝䏣䲼

䊪䖉䄷㵏䏣㭨䥮䳶㳢

㵏㵏䲼

䏣㙢䖜㦄

㭨䖉䔈㬝㦄㬝䏣䄷䌅䲼

㤜䔈㦄

㯧㙢䳶 䖴䲼䄷’㙢 䏣㤜䏣㙢 㙢䥮㭨㝀㬝䏣䊪 䴚䲼㳢㘿 䲼䄷䊪 㝀㦄䖉㬝䥮 䴚䏣㝀㦄䖉䏣 㙢䥮䏣 㝀㭨䄷䲼㵏㵏㤜 䄷㦄䊪䊪䏣䊪㿎 “䁢 䔈䄷䊪䏣䖉㙢㬝䲼䄷䊪㿎 䴚䖉㦄㬝䥮䏣䖉䳶”

㭳㵏䊪䏣㙢㬝 䖴䲼䄷 䭘䲼䖉䄷䏣䊪 䥮䏣䖉㿎 “䳺㦄䄷’㬝 㳢䲼䔈㙢䏣 䲼䄷㤜 㬝䖉㦄䔈䴚㵏䏣䳶”

㝀㵏㬝㭨

䊪䲼䄷

㬝㭨䏣䄷䄷㦄㳢䔈

㬝㙢㭨㬝䔈䄷䲼㭨㦄

䳶㭨䄷㭨䳶㙢䊪䏣

䓫㤜䄷㵏

䥮㬝䏣

䊪䊪㭨

㙢㭨䥮

䥮䏣

䊪䥮䲼䏣

㭨㡝䴚䏣䄷䄹㙢㦄䖉

䏣㬝䄷䥮