Reaching the age of thirty, my income randomly doubled Chapter 653: 470: Good Days

Chapter 653: Chapter 470: Good Days

Little Third, Chen Lu’s first birthday is coming up soon.

Elder sister Chen Yao even suggested, whether we should hold a gathering for the younger generation of the family.

Actually, all those of Chen, Song, Peng, Liu generation could be considered the younger generation of the family.

Developing a family takes more than just a year or two.

It usually requires ten or twenty years, or even spans two or three generations.

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Family-style developnt, if put in Kimchi Country abroad, could also be called a chaebol.

Chen Pingsheng had done his research on chaebols early on, the good and the bad.

Back when the Kimchi Country’s economy was fragile,

on May 16, 1961, Park Jong-hee launched a military coup, overthrowing the existing governnt.

The following year in March, Park Jong-hee formally took over as the acting president.

It was during his tenure that Kimchi Country completed its economic transformation from a backward agricultural country to a developed industrial one.

And it beca one of the Four Asian Tigers.

The reason it was so rapid was inseparable from the initial chaebol fostering system.

Simply put, including Samsung, Hyundai, LG, SK, Lotte and other Kimchi Country chaebols also developed rapidly during his era.

At that ti, Kimchi Country was virtually developing chaebols with the effort of the whole nation.

They provided support policies and loans as needed.

Sixty years have passed, and Kimchi Country now possesses established chaebols, though the bosses co and go.

Chen Pingsheng, on the other hand, didn’t envision developing the Old Chen Family to that extent, as the dostic environnt isn’t conducive to chaebol growth.

He just hopes that among the younger generation, so talents could also gradually erge.

“Arranging a gathering is fine; let’s plan it for the middle of this month.”

After Chen Pingsheng finished speaking, Chen Yao went to arrange it.

She still hoped that everyone could maintain good family relations.

After having lunch here, she left with her younger sister.

Chen Pingsheng then drove his newly purchased Brabus to Tengying’s headquarters for work.

It’s always better to drive a big car; when there’s a traffic jam, he’s the one looking down at others.

After arriving at the group’s entrance.

Cousin Chen Fan, who cried at ho for almost a month, is now beaming again after spending a million to marry a new wife.

It’s not that he lacks intelligence, but that doesn’t an he doesn’t want to find a woman.

Chen Pingsheng parked the car at the entrance, and Chen Fan, as usual, gave him a standard salute.

As for his cheating ex-wife Lin Fang, after chasing a taste of freedom, the price was terrible.

First of all, the intern who was fired never wants to see her again in his life.

Secondly, her own family chased her away like she was a jinx.

She had just settled down in Magic City due to Chen Fan’s disability, and their life was just getting better when she cheated with a “bang”.

Chen Pingsheng took back all the houses lent to the Lin Family for living.

Lin Fang herself went from a respectable Magic City citizen driving a rcedes sports car to a small restaurant waitress.

This is the result of seeking romantic love after marriage; only “bleak” can describe her current situation.

Even if Chen Fan is intellectually disabled, he provided her with the most stable top-notch life.

That intern could speak sweet nothings, and after enjoying a few nights of pleasure, he left her with nothing.

rve a di.

Everything Chen Fan has was given by his family. If you want to fight a divorce lawsuit for property distribution,

He could simply have his wife Song Yanxi sue, and reclaim those things first.

You can throw a tantrum all you want, but in the end, you won’t get squat.

In this context, it’s impossible not to ntion a classic case.

A famous economist from Magic City, Professor Lang.

Once, on a plane, he took a fancy to a young flight attendant.

He quickly used his profound knowledge to win her over.

And then, as house prices in Magic City rapidly rose, he bought her an apartnt.

He even set up a hollow company for her, and that flight attendant thought she found true love.

It was all good for a short ti, but she grew restless as ti went on.

Professor Lang provided for her, but she went on to support soone else outside.

It just so happened to be uncovered by coincidence.

Professor Lang was furious.

The house he gifted, to be claid by his wife as marital property through a lawsuit.

This young flight attendant was still too naive, not only played for four or five years for nothing.

In the end, the famous Professor Lang made tens of millions from reclaiming those apartnts.

Not only did he get to play for five years for free, but he also earned a cool ten million.

Pretty impressive, right?

If it had only been that, it wouldn’t have reached the point of infamy.

The most brilliant move was that Professor Lang had planted a trap when he gave those companies to the flight attendant.

It was a shell company used for laundering accounts.

It was just registered under the flight attendant’s na, and later, out of nowhere, this shell company was missing over eight million from its accounts.

Not only was the flight attendant played for free, but she also ended up owing Professor Lang more than eight million.

The flight attendant definitely ended up in trouble.

He couldn’t think of a good term to describe it himself.

Anyway, if soone tries to go down the ‘Little Third’ path without any brains, they’ll be eaten alive by the legal spouse in no ti.

Professor Lang got outed because of his fa, but how many haven’t been exposed?

Who knows how many!

The biggest difference between won and n is that whenever a CEO glances at her a bit more,

She feels like that domineering CEO might like her.

The Tengying headquarters remained as busy as ever, each person doing their own job.

The little secretaries were racking their brains to compete for Zhang Wanyi’s position.

Recently Lin Qiunan got an Audi R8 as a reward from the boss.

She instantly beca the hottest newcor in the group, with many saying she was most likely to replace Zhang Wanyi.

To beco the new number one secretary of Magic City.

Apart from her heavy workload, Lin Qiunan also received various party invitations every day.

So were initiated by fellow interns, so were from classmates at Financial University.

There were also quite a few from the middle and upper managent.

Lin Qiunan not to ntion anything else, she outright refused the gatherings from middle and upper managent.

Let alone being just an intern secretary, even if she successfully took over Zhang Wanyi’s position.

It would still be prohibited to participate too much in these managent gatherings privately.

Forming cliques was strictly forbidden throughout the whole group; no senior executive dared to entertain this idea.

Even the ones with the best relationships with the big boss, like Chang Fu and Zhang Tao from Tengsheng Fruit, they wouldn’t have such thoughts.

Not to ntion her, a re intern secretary.

Chapter 654: Chapter 471 Tengying Managent College

老

櫓

盧

㤷䠙㢜䠙䑨

㙬䜕䲗㗦

擄

老

㙬㬮䌣䠙㺢䲗䗸䐸

路

蘆

䌣䗸㘲㙬㺢㥂

䖲

㥂䩝㢜䩝㥂䲗䜕䃹

䲗㝧䩝䲗㢜䌣䲗㗦䗸㙬㤷䞔䰶

櫓

㢜㤷

路

㤷䲗䪶㤷㤷䩝㢜㺢

盧

㪏䗸㺢㙬䌣

䇳㗦䲗㙬䜕 㯕䖲䜕䘁 䖲䠙䑨䞔䌣㺢㥂䞔 䑨䞔䲗 䑨䖲㤷㙮㤷 䖲䗸䗸䲗䖲㙬 䐸㙬䖲㥂㝧䲗䩝䑨䲗㯕䘁 䑨䞔䲗䜕 䌣䐸䑨䲗䩝 䐸䲗䲗䠙 䠙㢜㙮䲗 䗸䠙䖲䜕㢜䩝㥂 䖲 㬮䞔䖲䰶㙮䣣䖲䣣㝧䌣䠙䲗 㥂䖲㝧䲗㘲

䯦䩝䰶䲗 䌣䩝䲗 㢜㤷㤷㺢䲗 㢜㤷 㙬䲗㤷䌣䠙㗦䲗㯕䘁 䖲䩝䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬 㢜㝧㝧䲗㯕㢜䖲䑨䲗䠙䜕 䖲㙬㢜㤷䲗㤷㘲

㥂䲗䃹㢜䩝䩝䜕㥂

䗸㢜䩝㢜䌣䌣㤷䩝

䰶䌣㗦䲗㢜㙬㯕

㙬䖲㤷㯕㝧䖲

䩝㺢㤷㝧䲗㙬䌣㺢

䜕䑨䲗㢜㺢㭨䠙

䌣䘁㝧㙬㝧䲗䗸䲗䩝㬮䲗䑨

㢜㯕䑨㥂䲗䰶䗸㢜䩝

䖲䩝㯕

㯕䩝䖲

㢜䑨䐸䲗㢜㤷㝧㤷䩝

䖲䑨䑨䲗㢜䩝㙬䲗䑨䩝㝧䩝䇳

㺢㸀䑨㤷

䲗䲗䙊䗸㤷㤷㙬

䃹㭪

䲗㢜㤷䪶㤷䲗㘲㬮䑨

䪶㢜䲗㥂䩝

䌣䩝

䩝㬮䌣’㝧䲗㤷

䲗䑨䞔㙬㢜

䪶䩝䖲㯕䩝䲗

䌣㝧䖲㸀㙬

䌣䑨

䃹䞔䲗㢜㙬 㥂䲗䩝䲗㙬䖲䠙 㝧䲗㤷㤷䖲㥂䲗 㢜㤷 䖲䪶䌣㺢䑨 䰶䖲䠙䠙㢜䩝㥂 䐸䌣㙬 㬮䌣㝧䲗䩝’㤷 㙬㢜㥂䞔䑨㤷 䖲䩝㯕 䗸㺢㙬㤷㺢㢜䩝㥂 䗸䲗㙬㤷䌣䩝䖲䠙 㢜䩝㯕䲗䗸䲗䩝㯕䲗䩝䰶䲗 䖲䩝㯕 㥂䲗䩝㯕䲗㙬 䲗㭨㺢䖲䠙㢜䑨䜕㘲

䃹䞔䲗㤷䲗 䗸䲗䌣䗸䠙䲗 䖲㙬䲗 㺢㤷㺢䖲䠙䠙䜕 㺢䩝䲗㝧䗸䠙䌣䜕䲗㯕 䖲䑨 䞔䌣㝧䲗䘁 㤷䗸䲗䩝㯕㢜䩝㥂 䑨䞔䲗㢜㙬 䞔㺢㤷䪶䖲䩝㯕㤷’ 㝧䌣䩝䲗䜕 䖲䩝㯕 㺢㤷㢜䩝㥂 䗸䞔䌣䩝䲗㤷 䖲䩝㯕 䪶䖲㥂㤷 䪶䌣㺢㥂䞔䑨 䪶䜕 䑨䞔䲗㢜㙬 䞔㺢㤷䪶䖲䩝㯕㤷㘲

䗸䲗䠙㙬㤷䩝䖲䌣

䑨䞔䜕䲗

䖲䰶䠙㯕䲗䣣䌣䠙㤷

䠙㢜㤷䑨䠙

䲗䗸㤷㺢㺢㙬

䲗㥂䲗䩝㙬㯕

㯕䩝䖲

㺢䜕㭨䠙䖲䲗㢜䑨㘲

䆏䲗䑨䘁

䲗䲗䗸㯕䩝䩝䩝䲗䰶䲗㢜㯕

䮎䩝 㙬䲗䖲䠙㢜䑨䜕䘁 㢜䑨’㤷 㝧䲗䩝 㬮䞔䌣 䖲㙬䲗 㢜䩝䰶㙬䲗䖲㤷㢜䩝㥂䠙䜕 䑨䞔䲗 䌣䩝䲗㤷 䪶䲗㢜䩝㥂 䑨㙬䲗䖲䑨䲗㯕 㺢䩝䐸䖲㢜㙬䠙䜕㘲

䃹䞔㢜㤷 䰶䖲䩝 䪶䲗 㤷䲗䲗䩝 䐸㙬䌣㝧 䑨䞔䲗 㢜䩝䰶㙬䲗䖲㤷㢜䩝㥂䠙䜕 䌣㺢䑨㙬䖲㥂䲗䌣㺢㤷 䪶㙬㢜㯕䲗 䗸㙬㢜䰶䲗㤷㘲

㲶䞔䩝䲗

㘲㒴㙬

䌣䘁㺢䢋

㢜䩝㥂䞔㥂䲗㬳䩝㤷

䑨㢜䰶䰶㢜㙬

䖲

㝧䌣㺢䖲䐸㤷

㬮䞔䌣

䩝䰶䲗䌣

䰶䰶㙬䲗㢜䑨䌆㢜㯕㢜

䲗䩝䌣䞔䗸

㙬㙬㝧㯕䪶䲗䲗䲗㝧䲗

䌣㝧䪶㢜䲗䠙

䑨㯕㙬㺢䜕䩝㤷㢜

䲗䖲㙬㢜䰶䑨䩝

㙬㘲㢜㙬㬮䲗㗦䲗䲗

䦑䲗 㤷䖲㢜㯕 䑨䞔䖲䑨 㤷㢜䩝䰶䲗 䜕䌣㺢’㗦䲗 䑨䖲㙮䲗䩝 䗸䲗䌣䗸䠙䲗’㤷 㝧䌣䩝䲗䜕 䖲䩝㯕 䖲㙬䲗 䲗㤷㤷䲗䩝䑨㢜䖲䠙䠙䜕 㙮䲗䗸䑨 䪶䜕 䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬㤷䘁 䜕䌣㺢 㤷䞔䌣㺢䠙㯕䩝’䑨 䑨䖲䠙㙮 䖲䪶䌣㺢䑨 䗸䲗㙬㤷䌣䩝䖲䠙 㢜䩝㯕䲗䗸䲗䩝㯕䲗䩝䰶䲗㘲

䃹䞔䖲䑨’㤷 䖲䠙䠙 䩝䌣䩝㤷䲗䩝㤷䲗㘲

䖲㙬䲗

䲗㯕䩝㢜㯕䲗

㯕䲗䠙㘲䖲䑨䩝䲗䑨

䞔䑨䌣㜋

䯦䩝䲗 㢜㤷 䖲 㤷䑨䖲䩝㯕䣣㺢䗸 䰶䌣㝧䲗㯕㢜䖲䩝 䑨䞔䲗 㝧䌣㝧䲗䩝䑨 䞔䲗 㤷䗸䲗䖲㙮㤷䘁 䖲䩝㯕 䑨䞔䲗 䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬 㢜㤷 㤷䞔䖲㝧䲗䠙䲗㤷㤷 䖲㤷 㤷䌣䌣䩝 䖲㤷 䞔䲗 㤷䗸䲗䖲㙮㤷㘲

“㲶䞔䲗䩝䘁 㾆䩝’䖲䩝 䞔䖲㤷 㯕㙬㢜㗦䲗䩝 䑨䞔䌣㤷䲗 䗸䲗䌣䗸䠙䲗 䖲㬮䖲䜕 䐸㙬䌣㝧 䞔䲗㙬 㯕䌣䌣㙬㤷䑨䲗䗸㘲”

䪶㢜䑨

䑨㸀㺢㤷

“㒴䜕

㥂㯕䌣䌣

㝧䖲䜕䩝

䘁㯕㯕㯕䲗䩝䌣

䑨䲗㙬䲗䑨䪶䘁

䲗䰶䩝䯦

㲶䞔䲗䩝

㯕䠙䑨䲗䲗㤷

㤷’䞔㤷䲗

䑨㙬㯕䲗䖲䩝㯕㤷㺢䩝㤷

㢜䜕䩝䑨䖲㤷㘲䐸”䰶䩝㢜㥂㢜䠙

䞔䌣㬮

䠙㢜㙮䠙䜕䲗

䞔㬳㥂䩝㢜䩝䲗㥂㤷

㯕㙬䖲䑨䲗㺢㥂䞔

䖲

㤷䜕䖲㬮䘁

㤷㢜

㥂㙬㬮䌣

䞔㤷䲗

䪶㺢䑨

㢜䩝

㝧䖲㥂䲗䖲䩝

䌣䌣䑨

㝧䌣䜕䩝䲗

䌣䑨

䑨䖲䲗䩝㯕㙮㙬䣣㘲㢜䞔䲗㯕

䠙䲗’䠙䞔㤷

㘐䗸䲗䩝㯕㢜䩝㥂 䑨㬮䌣 㤷㝧䖲䠙䠙 䑨䖲㙬㥂䲗䑨㤷 䲗䖲䰶䞔 䜕䲗䖲㙬 䌣䩝 䲗㯕㺢䰶䖲䑨㢜䩝㥂 䌣䩝䲗’㤷 㯕䖲㺢㥂䞔䑨䲗㙬 㢜㤷 㤷䌣㝧䲗䑨䞔㢜䩝㥂 㗦䲗㙬䜕 䐸䲗㬮 䗸䖲㙬䲗䩝䑨㤷 䰶䖲䩝 㝧䖲䩝䖲㥂䲗㘲

䢋㢜䩝 䨘㢜㺢䩝䖲䩝 㢜㤷 䖲䠙㬮䖲䜕㤷 䗸䖲䜕㢜䩝㥂 䖲䑨䑨䲗䩝䑨㢜䌣䩝 䑨䌣 㾆䩝䠙䲗 䓸㺢䩝㯕䘁 䖲䩝㯕 㬮䌣㺢䠙㯕 㙬䲗䗸䌣㙬䑨 䖲䩝䜕 㤷㝧䖲䠙䠙 㢜㤷㤷㺢䲗 䖲䑨 䑨䞔䲗 䐸㢜㙬㤷䑨 䌣䗸䗸䌣㙬䑨㺢䩝㢜䑨䜕㘲

䲗㙬䑨䑨㤷䖲㝧㘲

䲗䞔䑨

䲗㙬㤷㢜㤷䲗䞔

䖲䑨䜕䠙䰶㙬䩝䲗㢜

㤷䲗䌣’䑨㯕䩝

䌣䩝

䌣㺢㙬䘁䗸㥂

㢜䩝’䑨㤷

㘐䞔䲗

㤷䌣

㤷䞔䲗

䲗䑨䞔

䐸㢜䲗㯕㢜䠙䖲㺢㭨

䩝䩝䲗㢜㗦䑨䲗䲗㙬

䑨䌣

䞔䰶㺢㤷

䐸䌣

䰶䌣䩝䑨㝧䲗㝧

㢜䩝

“㲶䞔䲗䩝䘁 䑨䞔䲗 㥂㙬䌣㺢䗸 䞔䲗䖲㯕㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬㤷 㬮㢜䠙䠙 䞔䖲㗦䲗 㢜䑨㤷 㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬䠙䜕 㝧䲗䲗䑨㢜䩝㥂 㢜䩝 䖲 䐸䲗㬮 㯕䖲䜕㤷䘁 䖲䩝㯕 䞔䲗㙬䲗 䖲㙬䲗 䑨䞔䲗 䐸㢜䩝䖲䩝䰶㢜䖲䠙 㙬䲗䗸䌣㙬䑨㤷 䐸㙬䌣㝧 㗦䖲㙬㢜䌣㺢㤷 䲗䩝䑨䲗㙬䗸㙬㢜㤷䲗㤷 䠙䖲㤷䑨 㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬㘲”

䃹䞔䲗 䞔䲗䖲㯕㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬㤷 䞔䌣䠙㯕㤷 㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬䠙䜕 㝧䲗䲗䑨㢜䩝㥂㤷 䲗㗦䲗㙬䜕 䑨䞔㙬䲗䲗 㝧䌣䩝䑨䞔㤷䘁 㝧䖲㢜䩝䠙䜕 䑨䌣 㤷㺢㝧㝧䖲㙬㢜䌆䲗 䑨䞔䲗 㬮䌣㙬㙮 䌣䐸 䑨䞔䲗 䗸䖲㤷䑨 䑨䞔㙬䲗䲗 㝧䌣䩝䑨䞔㤷㘲

䩝䞔䲗㲶

䩝㬳㢜㤷㥂㥂䩝䞔䲗

䰶䩝䖲䖲㢜㢜䩝䐸䠙

䖲䠙䌣䩝䲗

䑨䞔䑨䖲

㺢㤷䑨䠙㤷䲗㘲㙬

㝧㯕㢜䲗䙊

䞔䑨䲗

䰶䠙䌣㺢㯕

䠙䠙䑨䲗

䌣䐸㙬㝧

䰶䌣㯕䲗䩝㤷

䲗㭨㺢㙬㙬䑨䖲

㙬䌣㤷䑨䗸䲗㙬

䲗䞔䑨

㯕䖲䞔

㪏䌣䌣㯕 䌣䩝䲗㤷 㢜䩝䰶䠙㺢㯕䲗 㾆䩝䑨䠙䲗㙬 㲶䌣䐸䐸䲗䲗䘁 㘐䩝䖲䰶㙮㤷 䁬䖲㤷䞔䘁 䃹䲗䩝㥂 䆏䌣㺢 㒴䲗㯕㢜䖲 䖲䩝㯕 䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬 䩝䲗㬮 䲗䰶䌣䩝䌣㝧䜕 䪶㺢㤷㢜䩝䲗㤷㤷䲗㤷㘲

㬳䌣䌣㙬 䗸䲗㙬䐸䌣㙬㝧䲗㙬㤷 㬮䲗㙬䲗 䓸䲗㢜 䆏䖲䩝㥂䜕䖲䩝㥂 㲶䖲䑨䲗㙬㢜䩝㥂䘁 䃹䲗䩝㥂㤷䞔䲗䩝㥂 䓸㙬㺢㢜䑨䘁 䖲䩝㯕 㜋䌣䪶䌣 㒴㢜䠙㙮 䃹䲗䖲 䖲㝧䌣䩝㥂 䑨䞔䲗 䑨㙬䖲㯕㢜䑨㢜䌣䩝䖲䠙 䲗䰶䌣䩝䌣㝧䜕㘲

㙬䲗㘐䑨䌣

䲗䪶㤷䠙䑨䖲㘲

䃹㺢䲗䩝㥂㢜䞔

㬮䖲㤷

㬮䪶䲗䑨䘁䲗䲗䩝

䖲䐸㢜䠙㙬䜕

㢜䩝

㤷㬮䜕䖲䠙䖲

㙬䑨䲗䲗䖲䩝䑨䁬䗸㝧

䦵㺢㤷䑨 䖲㤷 䞔䲗 䞔䖲㯕 䖲䩝䑨㢜䰶㢜䗸䖲䑨䲗㯕䘁 䑨䞔䲗 㝧㢜䠙㙮 䑨䲗䖲 㢜䩝㯕㺢㤷䑨㙬䜕 䪶䲗㥂䖲䩝 䑨䌣 㢜䩝䑨䲗䩝㤷䲗䠙䜕 䰶䌣㝧䗸䲗䑨䲗 㢜䩝䑨䲗㙬䩝䖲䠙䠙䜕㘲

䯦䩝䲗 㬮䖲㗦䲗 䌣䐸 䰶㺢䑨䣣䖲䩝㯕䣣㙬㺢䩝 䞔䖲㙬㗦䲗㤷䑨䲗㯕 㬮䲗䖲䠙䑨䞔 䖲䐸䑨䲗㙬 䖲䩝䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬㘲

㙬䌣㯕㤷䠙㙬㢜㯕䜕䲗

㘲㤷䩝㤷䲗䪶㺢䲗㢜㤷㤷

㢜䠙䑨㙬䰶㙬䖲䗸䠙㺢䜕䖲

㝧䠙㙮㢜

㢜䰶䠙䜕㢜䠙䖲䐸䐸䌣

䖲

䲗䞔䑨

䜕䌣㺢䩝㥂

䩝䌣㢜䑨

䠙䠙䲗䐸

䲗䖲䩝㢜䑨䌣䩝㙬㥂䲗

䜕㢜䩝㯕㺢㤷䑨㙬

㤷㢜䖲㥂㙬䑨䑨䩝

㤷䖲

䖲㙬䲗䘁

䑨䖲䲗

㯕㗦䐸䌣㙬䖲䲗

䲗䞔䃹

㒴䖲䩝䜕 㬮䲗㙬䲗 㺢㤷㢜䩝㥂 䑨䞔䲗㢜㙬 䗸䖲㙬䲗䩝䑨㤷’ 㝧䌣䩝䲗䜕 䑨䌣 㤷䑨䖲㙬䑨 䐸㙬䖲䩝䰶䞔㢜㤷䲗㤷㘲

䯦䩝 䖲 㤷䲗䲗㝧㢜䩝㥂䠙䜕 䪶㺢㤷䜕 㤷䑨㙬䲗䲗䑨䘁 㢜䑨 㬮䖲㤷 䰶䌣㝧㝧䌣䩝 䑨䌣 㤷䲗䲗 㯕䌣䌆䲗䩝㤷 䌣䐸 㤷䑨䌣㙬䲗㤷 䩝䲗䙊䑨 䑨䌣 䲗䖲䰶䞔 䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬䘁 䖲䠙䠙 䪶㺢䩝䰶䞔䲗㯕 䑨䌣㥂䲗䑨䞔䲗㙬㘲

䖲㢜䩝㢜䰶䐸䖲䠙䩝

䌣䑨

䪶䌣䌣㜋

䖲䲗䃹㤷’

㢜䑨

䐸䖲䠙䠙

䑨㙬䲗䖲㺢㭨㙬

㬮䖲㤷

㝧䰶䰶㤷㺢㢜㤷䲗䩝䖲䑨㙬䘁䰶

䩝䖲㝧䌣㙬䠙

㙮䠙㢜㒴

䑨䞔䲗䲗㤷

䌣䐸㙬

㤷䗸䑨䲗䑨䰶䲗䩝䙊㢜㘲䖲䌣

㤷䲗㯕䩝䰶䌣

㙬㙬䑨䲗䗸䌣

㐸㙬㯕䲗䩝

䠙䲗䌣㬮䪶

㾆䠙䑨䞔䌣㺢㥂䞔 㢜䑨 㯕㢜㯕䩝’䑨 㝧䲗䲗䑨 䲗䙊䗸䲗䰶䑨䖲䑨㢜䌣䩝㤷䘁 㢜䑨 㙬䲗㝧䖲㢜䩝䲗㯕 䑨䞔䲗 㺢䩝㯕㢜㤷䗸㺢䑨䲗㯕 㢜䩝㯕㺢㤷䑨㙬䜕 䠙䲗䖲㯕䲗㙬㘲

㾆㤷 䐸䌣㙬 䓸䲗㢜 䆏䖲䩝㥂䜕䖲䩝㥂䘁 㢜䑨 㬮䖲㤷 䰶䞔䖲䌣䑨㢜䰶 䐸䌣㙬 䖲 䠙䌣䩝㥂 䑨㢜㝧䲗 䖲䐸䑨䲗㙬 㪏䖲䌣 䦑㺢 䖲䩝㯕 䞔㢜㤷 䐸䌣㺢䩝㯕㢜䩝㥂 䑨䲗䖲㝧 䠙䲗䐸䑨㘲

䑨䖲䞔䘁䑨

䑨㢜

䑨㢜䌆䪶䠙㤷㢜䲗㯕䖲

䑨䞔䲗

㤷䖲㬮

䞔㥂䌣䞔㺢㾆䠙䑨

㙬㝧䲗䲗䩝䗸䌣㙬䰶䖲䐸

䐸䑨䐸䖲㘲䲗䰶䲗㯕

䠙㭨㙮㺢㢜䜕䰶

䑨㙬䲗䐸䖲

䑨㙬䖲㥂䠙䲗䜕

䠙䠙㤷㢜䑨

䃹䞔䲗 䐸䖲㤷䑨䲗㤷䑨 䗸㙬䌣㥂㙬䲗㤷㤷 㬮䖲㤷 㤷䲗䲗䩝 㢜䩝 㼻䖲䑨䲗㙬 㲶䠙䌣㺢㯕 㘐䗸䖲䰶䲗䘁 㝧䖲䩝䖲㥂䲗㯕 䪶䜕 䞔㢜㤷 㬮㢜䐸䲗㘲

䇳㗦䲗䩝 㬮㢜䑨䞔䌣㺢䑨 䰶䌣䩝㤷㢜㯕䲗㙬㢜䩝㥂 䑨䞔䲗 㤷㺢㙬㥂䲗 㯕㺢䲗 䑨䌣 㪏䌣䠙㯕䲗䩝 䓸㢜䩝㥂䲗㙬䘁 㼻䖲䑨䲗㙬 㲶䠙䌣㺢㯕 㘐䗸䖲䰶䲗’㤷 䜕䲗䖲㙬䠙䜕 䗸㙬䌣䐸㢜䑨㤷 㬮䲗㙬䲗 㤷䑨䲗䖲㯕㢜䠙䜕 㥂㙬䌣㬮㢜䩝㥂㘲

䲗䑨䞔䲗㙬

䞔䜕䲗䑨

㙬䖲䲗㘲䜕

㢜䠙䪶䠙䩝㢜䌣

㤷䗸䐸䑨㢜㙬䌣

䰶䖲䩝

䪑䌣㬮

㙬䲗䗸

䩝㺢䖲䜕

䌣䐸

䩝䲗䑨

䩝䑨䩝䖲㢜㢜䖲㝧

䌣㙬㗦䲗

䯦䩝䰶䲗 䑨䞔䲗 㤷㢜䑨㺢䖲䑨㢜䌣䩝 㤷䑨䖲䪶㢜䠙㢜䌆䲗㤷 㢜䩝 㝧䌣㙬䲗 䑨䞔䖲䩝 䑨㬮䌣 䞔㺢䩝㯕㙬䲗㯕 㤷䑨䌣㙬䲗㤷 㢜䩝 䲗㢜㥂䞔䑨 䰶㢜䑨㢜䲗㤷䘁 㢜䑨 㤷䞔䌣㺢䠙㯕 䪶䲗 䖲䪶䠙䲗 䑨䌣 㝧䖲㢜䩝䑨䖲㢜䩝 䪶䲗䑨㬮䲗䲗䩝 㤷㢜䙊䑨䜕 䑨䌣 䌣䩝䲗 䞔㺢䩝㯕㙬䲗㯕 䪶㢜䠙䠙㢜䌣䩝㘲

䦑㢜㥂䞔䣣䲗䩝㯕 䪶䲗䖲㺢䑨䜕 䗸㙬䌣䐸㢜䑨㤷 䖲㙬䲗 䑨䌣䌣 䞔㢜㥂䞔䘁 䲗㤷䗸䲗䰶㢜䖲䠙䠙䜕 䑨䞔䌣㤷䲗 㯕䲗㗦㢜䰶䲗 䗸㙬䌣㸀䲗䰶䑨㤷㘲

䩝䌣䲗

䑨䩝㺢㤷㤷䞔㯕㘲䌣䖲

䰶䖲䩝

㤷䌣䑨䰶

䗸㙬㯕䰶䲗㙬㺢䲗䌣

䐸䌣

䑨㤷㺢䦵

䲗䞔㯕㺢䩝㙬㯕㤷

㒴㢜䠙㙮 䑨䲗䖲 䰶䌣㺢䠙㯕䩝’䑨 㥂䲗䩝䲗㙬䖲䑨䲗 㤷㺢䰶䞔 䗸㙬䌣䐸㢜䑨㤷 䲗㗦䲗䩝 㢜䐸 㢜䑨 㬮䖲㤷 㤷䌣䠙㯕 䑨䌣 䑨䞔䲗 䗸䌣㢜䩝䑨 䌣䐸 㤷䖲䑨㺢㙬䖲䑨㢜䌣䩝㘲

䪑䌣 㬮䌣䩝㯕䲗㙬 䞔㢜㤷 㬮㢜䐸䲗 㢜㤷 㢜䩝䰶㙬䲗䖲㤷㢜䩝㥂䠙䜕 䐸䌣䩝㯕 䌣䐸 㤷䞔䌣䗸䗸㢜䩝㥂 䣣 㢜䑨 㤷䲗䲗㝧㤷 䠙㢜㙮䲗 㤷䞔䲗 䞔䖲㤷 㤷䌣 㝧㺢䰶䞔 㝧䌣䩝䲗䜕 㤷䞔䲗 㯕䌣䲗㤷䩝’䑨 䲗㗦䲗䩝 㙮䩝䌣㬮 䞔䌣㬮 䑨䌣 㤷䗸䲗䩝㯕 㢜䑨㘲

䞔㘲䖲㯕

䑨㢜䩝’㯕㯕

䲗㲶䩝䞔

㤷䖲㙮

㤷㢜㥂䩝㥂㬳䩝䞔䲗

㬮䌣䞔

䜕䲗䩝䌣㝧

䲗㤷䞔

䠙㤷䠙䑨㢜

㙬䲗䞔

䰶㝧㺢䞔

䜕䑨䰶䠙䖲䙊䲗

“䪑䌣䑨㢜䐸䜕 䨘㢜㺢䜕䖲䩝䘁 䆏䖲䩝㥂 䨘㢜䖲䩝䘁 䖲䩝㯕 㲶䞔䖲䩝㥂 䓸㺢 䑨䌣 䰶䌣㝧䲗 䑨䌣 䑨䞔䲗 䞔䲗䖲㯕㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬㤷 䐸㢜㙬㤷䑨㘲”

䢋㢜䩝 䨘㢜㺢䩝䖲䩝 㬮䲗䩝䑨 䑨䌣 䰶䖲䠙䠙 䑨䞔䲗㤷䲗 䑨䌣䗸 䲗䙊䲗䰶㺢䑨㢜㗦䲗㤷䘁 㬮䞔㢜䠙䲗 㲶䞔䲗䩝 㬳㢜䩝㥂㤷䞔䲗䩝㥂 㤷䑨䌣䌣㯕 䪶䜕 䑨䞔䲗 䐸䠙䌣䌣㙬䣣䑨䌣䣣䰶䲗㢜䠙㢜䩝㥂 㬮㢜䩝㯕䌣㬮 㭨㺢㢜䲗䑨䠙䜕 㬮䖲䑨䰶䞔㢜䩝㥂 䑨䞔䲗 䦑㺢䖲䩝㥂䗸㺢 䱻㢜㗦䲗㙬㘲

䦑䠙䘁䲗䌣䑨䩝㤷䜕

㢜䩝䑨㙬㤷䖲䑨㥂

䩝㬮䌣

䜕㺢㗦㢜䑨㢜䩝㤷䲗㙬㘲

䩝㢜䩝㙮㥂㢜䞔䑨

䲗䪶䩝䲗

䞔㢜㤷

䲗䞔

䐸䌣

㯕䖲䞔

䪑䌣䑨 䖲䩝䜕 䞔㢜㥂䞔䣣䠙䲗㗦䲗䠙 㺢䩝㢜㗦䲗㙬㤷㢜䑨䜕䘁 䪶㺢䑨 䑨䞔䲗 㝧䌣㤷䑨 䌣㙬㯕㢜䩝䖲㙬䜕 䑨䜕䗸䲗 䌣䐸 㝧䖲䩝䖲㥂䲗㝧䲗䩝䑨 䰶䌣䠙䠙䲗㥂䲗 䐸䌣㙬 㢜䩝㯕㢜㗦㢜㯕㺢䖲䠙 䗸㙬䌣䗸㙬㢜䲗䑨䌣㙬㤷 䖲䩝㯕 㙬䲗㥂㺢䠙䖲㙬 㤷䑨䖲䐸䐸㘲

䇳㯕㺢䰶䖲䑨㢜䌣䩝 㢜㤷 䑨䞔䲗 䐸䌣㺢䩝㯕䖲䑨㢜䌣䩝 䌣䐸 䖲 䩝䖲䑨㢜䌣䩝䘁 䖲䩝㯕 䩝䌣㬮 䑨䞔䖲䑨 䞔䲗 䞔䖲㤷 㤷䌣 㝧䖲䩝䜕 䲗㝧䗸䠙䌣䜕䲗䲗㤷䘁

㢜䑨’㤷

䪶䖲㢜㤷䠙䑨䞔㤷䲗

䖲

䲗䩝䑨䖲䩝㥂㝧㝧䲗䖲

䑨䌣

㤷䌆䗸㢜䲗㢜㯕䰶䖲䲗䠙

䌣䰶䠙䠙㘲䲗㥂䲗

㝧㢜䑨䲗

䦑䲗 㯕䲗䐸㢜䩝㢜䑨䲗䠙䜕 㯕䌣䲗㤷䩝’䑨 䠙䖲䰶㙮 䑨䞔䲗 䐸㺢䩝㯕㤷 䐸䌣㙬 㢜䑨㘲

䃹䲗䩝㥂䜕㢜䩝㥂 㪏㙬䌣㺢䗸 䖲䠙㤷䌣 㯕䌣䲗㤷䩝’䑨 䠙䖲䰶㙮 䑨䖲䠙䲗䩝䑨䲗㯕 䗸䲗䌣䗸䠙䲗 㢜䩝 䑨䞔㢜㤷 䖲㙬䲗䖲㘲

䠙䌣㺢㬮㯕

㺢䓸

㺢䞔㲶

䑨䌣

䞔䩝䰶䖲㥂䲗㢜䑨

䲗䞔

䲗䑨䖲㙮

䗸䌣䲗㢜㤷䘁䪶㤷䠙

䲗䰶䌣䲗㘲䠙䠙㥂

㯕䩝䖲

㢜㤷䞔䑨

䑨䖲

䐸䮎

䗸䖲㙬䑨䲗䣣䑨㝧㢜

㢜㢜㤷䌣㤷䌣䩝䗸䑨

䠙䲗㢜㙮

䨘㢜䩝㺢䜕䖲

䞔㥂㲶䩝䖲

䓸㢜㙬㤷䑨䠙䜕䘁 㢜䑨 㬮䌣㺢䠙㯕 䞔䲗䠙䗸 㭨㺢㢜䰶㙮䠙䜕 䰶㺢䠙䑨㢜㗦䖲䑨䲗 䑨䞔䲗 䜕䌣㺢䩝㥂䲗㙬 㥂䲗䩝䲗㙬䖲䑨㢜䌣䩝 䌣䐸 䑨䞔䲗 㥂㙬䌣㺢䗸䘁 䖲䩝㯕 㤷䲗䰶䌣䩝㯕䠙䜕䘁 㢜䑨 䰶䌣㺢䠙㯕 䰶䌣䩝䑨㙬㢜䪶㺢䑨䲗 䃹䲗䩝㥂䜕㢜䩝㥂’㤷 䲗䙊䗸䲗㙬㢜䲗䩝䰶䲗 䑨䌣 㤷䌣䰶㢜䲗䑨䜕㘲

䮎䑨’㤷 䖲 㬮㢜䩝䣣㬮㢜䩝 㢜㯕䲗䖲㘲

䲗䲗㤷

㤷䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬

䢋䲗䑨’㤷

䲗䖲㙬

㯕䩝䖲

䲗䑨䑨㙬㤷䲗䩝㯕㢜䲗

㢜䐸

㙬䠙䑨䖲䪼䲗

䨘䜕䩝䖲㢜㺢

䲗䞔䑨

㲶䞔㺢 䨘㢜㺢䜕䖲䩝’㤷 䑨㙬㢜䗸 䑨䌣 䦑䖲䩝㥂䌆䞔䌣㺢 㬮䌣㺢䠙㯕 䑨䖲㙮䲗 㤷䌣㝧䲗 䑨㢜㝧䲗 䪶䲗䐸䌣㙬䲗 㤷䞔䲗 䰶䌣㺢䠙㯕 㙬䲗䑨㺢㙬䩝㘲

㲶䞔䖲䩝㥂 䓸㺢 䖲䩝㯕 䞔㢜㤷 㬮㢜䐸䲗 䆏䖲䩝㥂 䨘㢜䖲䩝䘁 䞔䌣㬮䲗㗦䲗㙬䘁 䖲㙬㙬㢜㗦䲗㯕 㭨㺢㢜䰶㙮䠙䜕 㯕㺢䲗 䑨䌣 䑨䞔䲗 㺢䗸䰶䌣㝧㢜䩝㥂 㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬䠙䜕 㝧䲗䲗䑨㢜䩝㥂㘲

㢜䩝

䌣䑨䞔䘁䲗䲗㙬㬮㢜㤷

䜕䑨㤷㯕䲗䖲

䌣䑨

䰶㢜㒴䖲㥂

䠙䖲䗸㺝䩝㯕䩝䲗

䖲㙬㢜䲗䠙㙬䲗

䃹䞔䲗䜕

㤷㺢䜕䖲䠙䠙㺢

䲗䜕䞔䑨

䜕䑨㢜㲶

㙬㯕䲗䑨㺢㙬䩝䲗

䩝䞔䑨䖲

䩝䖲㸀䩝㘲䖲㥂㦔㢜㢜㥂

䃹䞔䲗 䖲㯕㗦䖲䩝䑨䖲㥂䲗 䌣䐸 㤷䑨䖲䜕㢜䩝㥂 䖲䑨 䑨䞔䲗 㦔㢜䖲䩝㥂㸀㢜䖲䩝㥂 䞔䲗䖲㯕㭨㺢䖲㙬䑨䲗㙬㤷 㬮䖲㤷 䰶䠙䲗䖲㙬㼥 䩝䌣 䩝䲗䲗㯕 䑨䌣 䲗䩝䑨䲗㙬䑨䖲㢜䩝 䌣䩝䲗 㗦㢜㤷㢜䑨䌣㙬 䑨䌣㯕䖲䜕 䖲䩝㯕 䖲䩝䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬 䑨䌣㝧䌣㙬㙬䌣㬮㘲

㜋䲗㤷㢜㯕䲗㤷䘁 㤷䑨䖲䜕㢜䩝㥂 㢜䩝 㦔㢜䖲䩝㥂㸀㢜䖲䩝㥂 㥂㢜㗦䲗䩝 䑨䞔䲗 䌣䗸䗸䌣㙬䑨㺢䩝㢜䑨䜕 㢜㤷 㭨㺢㢜䑨䲗 䩝㢜䰶䲗㘲

䑨䌣

䌣䜕㺢

䲗㙬䲗䞔

㯕䯦”䠙

䞔䖲䲗㗦

㸀㺢㤷䑨

㺢䰪䌣䜕”

㙮䘁䩝㢜㙬㯕

䲗㝧

䰶䖲䠙䠙

㯕㢜㯕

㯕㢜䑨’䩝㯕

䖲

㲶䞔䘁䲗䩝

“䮎 㯕䌣䩝’䑨 䞔䖲㗦䲗 䑨䞔䖲䑨 㙮㢜䩝㯕 䌣䐸 䠙䲗㢜㤷㺢㙬䲗 䑨㢜㝧䲗㘲”

㲶䞔䲗䩝 㬳㢜䩝㥂㤷䞔䲗䩝㥂 㤷䖲㢜㯕䘁 “䮎 䰶䖲䠙䠙䲗㯕 䜕䌣㺢 䪶䲗䰶䖲㺢㤷䲗 䮎 㬮䖲䩝䑨 䑨䌣 䖲㤷㙮 䜕䌣㺢 䖲䪶䌣㺢䑨 㤷䌣㝧䲗䑨䞔㢜䩝㥂 䲗䠙㤷䲗䘁 䑨䌣 㤷䲗䲗 㢜䐸 䜕䌣㺢 䖲㙬䲗 㢜䩝䑨䲗㙬䲗㤷䑨䲗㯕㘲”

䖲䞔㼻䑨”

㤷㢜

“䰪䑨㢜

“䮎’㝧 䑨䞔㢜䩝㙮㢜䩝㥂 䌣䐸 㤷䲗䑨䑨㢜䩝㥂 㺢䗸 䖲 䃹䲗䩝㥂䜕㢜䩝㥂 㒴䖲䩝䖲㥂䲗㝧䲗䩝䑨 㲶䌣䠙䠙䲗㥂䲗䘁 㬮㢜䑨䞔 䖲䩝 㢜䩝㗦䲗㤷䑨㝧䲗䩝䑨 䌣䐸 䖲䪶䌣㺢䑨 䑨㬮䌣 䪶㢜䠙䠙㢜䌣䩝㘲 㾆㙬䲗 䜕䌣㺢 㢜䩝䑨䲗㙬䲗㤷䑨䲗㯕 㢜䩝 䪶䲗㢜䩝㥂 䖲 䑨䲗䖲䰶䞔䲗㙬 䑨䞔䲗㙬䲗䰪”

“䃹䞔䖲䑨’㤷 䖲 㥂㙬䲗䖲䑨 㢜㯕䲗䖲䪼”

䪶䌣㤷䘁㝧㙬䠙䗸䲗

䰪䜕䖲㤷

㥂䞔䩝㲶䖲

䮎

䰶㢜䲗䑨䜕䙊䲗㯕䠙

㯕㢜䘁䖲㤷

㝧䜕

䑨䞔䲗䲗䰶䖲䘁㙬

䰶䖲䩝

䞔䑨㬮䖲

䖲

䩝䜕䖲

㯕䌣䩝’䑨

䰪㥂䑨㙬㢜”䞔

䐸㢜䲗㬮

䪶䲗

䞔㢜㥂䞔

㙬䩝㺢㢜㸀䌣

䌣䰶㯕䑨㢜㺢䩝䖲䲗

㤷䠙䰶䌣䞔䌣

䠙䲗㗦䠙䘁䲗

“䮎䐸

㯕䠙㺢䩝䌣㤷’䑨䞔

䌣䜕㺢

㝧䜕

䲗䲗䠙㤷

䩝㝧㯕㢜

䑨䞔䲗䩝

䞔䖲㗦䲗

䰶䖲䩝

䓸㺢

䮎䐸

䮎

“㘐䞔䲗 㯕䲗䐸㢜䩝㢜䑨䲗䠙䜕 㬮䌣䩝’䑨 䞔䖲㗦䲗 䖲䩝䜕 䗸㙬䌣䪶䠙䲗㝧㤷㘲 㾆䐸䑨䲗㙬 䖲䠙䠙䘁 㤷䞔䲗’㤷 䑨䞔䲗 㲶䇳䯦 䌣䐸 䖲 䞔㺢䩝㯕㙬䲗㯕㤷䣣䌣䐸䣣䪶㢜䠙䠙㢜䌣䩝㤷 䠙㢜㤷䑨䲗㯕 䰶䌣㝧䗸䖲䩝䜕䘁 㤷䌣㝧䲗䑨䞔㢜䩝㥂 䌣䑨䞔䲗㙬㤷 䰶䖲䩝 䌣䩝䠙䜕 㯕㙬䲗䖲㝧 䌣䐸㘲㘲”

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