Return to the City: The Strongest King-Chapter 1895 - 1799: Over 10 Million (5)
Capítulo 1895: Chapter 1799: Over 10 Million (5)
“Brother-in-law, do you know Feng Rao?” Feng Rao ignored him, and Feng Shuo felt embarrassed, so he asked Song Xiaodong.
“No, no, no, we just met.” Song Xiaodong replied.
“That’s not right. Feng Rao, that guy, his eyes are set high, he only looks upwards.” Feng Shuo said with a smile.
“After all, it’s the first meeting; pretending to be polite is normal.” Feng Shuo’s wife chimed in.
Li Fengsheng sat with a worried look, head bowed, saying nothing.
Song Xiaodong turned to look at Li Sijie, Li Sijie looked at Li Fengsheng, then turned back to look at Song Xiaodong, thought for a while, and nodded.
Song Xiaodong spoke up: “Third Brother, is your company’s situation lacking funds now? If you need some turnover, I have some money in my account you can use for turnover.”
“Brother-in-law, you’re too honest. Do you know how much it costs to build a building? You make a million a year, it’s not enough for him to spend in a month building a tower.” Feng Shuo’s wife said, raising her head and sneering at Song Xiaodong.
“And yet, the brother-in-law still dares to say such words!” Feng Sheng’s wife retorted.
“What’s the use of saying it? Can you actually make it happen?” Feng Shuo’s wife retorted bluntly.
“You can make it happen, but are you going to do it?” Feng Sheng shot back.
Li Fengsheng raised his head, looked at Song Xiaodong, thought for a moment, and replied: “Brother-in-law, money isn’t the issue. Real estate development and banks have a vested interest. I buy land with my own money, then mortgage the land use rights to the bank for a loan, build commercial housing with the loan, and then the buyers take loans from the bank to buy houses. It’s equivalent to me paying the government to buy land, borrowing money from the bank to build houses, buyers borrowing money from the bank to buy houses, and then I use the money from selling houses to repay the bank. The bank lends on both sides and earns interest, so the money I use to build must come from the bank. Even if you have the money to help me turnover, I don’t know when I’ll be profiting.”
“Besides, if construction really starts, it costs tens of thousands a day. You earn some money a year, can it fill the hole?” Feng Shuo’s wife gave Song Xiaodong a dismissive glance, disapproving of his meddling.
“Second Brother, you should talk to my Second Sister-in-law, brother-in-law is trying to help our Fengsheng sincerely, why is Second Sister-in-law so afraid Fengsheng won’t go bankrupt, so she can come mock us if it happens?” Feng Sheng’s wife said to Feng Shuo.
“Xiaodong, we know you mean well, but this is not something you can help with. You’ve heard, Fengsheng deals in billions, you make a million a year, that’s not enough for one day’s costs, this matter, you better stay out of.” Feng Shuo appeared to speak fairly, but was actually siding with his wife.
“Exactly, I see you’re just grabbing at straws, accepting every offer to help you, brother-in-law is so kind-hearted, don’t let them drag you down.”
“Then, if the bank gives you a loan, what’s the risk for the bank?” Song Xiaodong asked again.
“What’s the risk? As long as there’s no earthquake or war, the house will be built and appreciate in value. The bank collects a bunch of 30-year home loans, it’s profitable.” Feng Sheng’s wife said.
“But surely the bank and big real estate developers have agreed, refusing us loans to starve small developers like us. Banks lending to me is risk-free.” Li Fengsheng replied.
“Hey, don’t be so full of yourself, even if you build the building, can you sell it? Now everyone recognizes big real estate brands, good building quality, good management, good environment.” Feng Shuo’s wife continued her sarcastic remarks.
“Second Sister-in-law, you’re speaking so harshly, other people’s houses can sell, but our house is going bankrupt again and can’t be sold? Can’t you wish others well?” Feng Sheng’s wife continued to retort Feng Shuo’s wife.
“Hey, they say people should wear shoes that fit, if you don’t have the luck for wealth, don’t jump around pointlessly.” Feng Shuo’s wife’s smug reply even rhymed.
“Third Brother, it’s just about bank loans, if you can pay back, I can find someone to lend to you.” Song Xiaodong said.
“Alright brother-in-law, don’t push yourself, don’t be like Eldest Sister-in-law, swearing she’ll get Fengsheng a loan, only to manage just 150,000 after half a month, it’s laughable.” Feng Shuo’s wife said while laughing.
“Our Feng Rao’s wife meant well too, we could even manage a loan, yet you didn’t contribute a cent and still dare laugh at us.” Eldest Uncle’s Wife couldn’t help but say.
“Xiaodong, you’re a bit beyond your means here, no need to show off in front of the older brothers. We’ve heard from the family, you’re doing some investments, being a shareholder, making about a million a year. Sijie has two clubs, together you don’t make more than three million a year, take away costs, saving two million is good. Feng Rao spent ten billion just buying land, building costs tens of thousands a day, what you earn in a year isn’t enough for him for a month, your money wouldn’t even be enough for Feng Rao’s gifting, better stay out of his affairs, don’t make a fool of yourself.” Feng Shuo also said.
㙠㒖䓊䠮
㡷䕍㶐䑾㧝
䠮㒖䛕㡷㧝䑾
㡷䞮
䕍㧝㡷㶐䑾
䗏㶐䌀䗏㡷㡷䓊䌌䌌
㫆㒖䕍䕍䦚㶐䗏䌀
㧝㡷䕍䓊
䬇䞮䓊
㡷䞮
蘆
㒖㧝䬇㙠㧝㡷䠮㟺䠮䄢
㧝䠮㧝䗏䕍䄢
㒖䛕䌌㫆㧝㫆㡷䌀䖿㙠
㡷㒖㧝
㒖㫬㧝㡷㿥
䕍䑾䌀㒖
櫓
㰸䌀䬇㫆
䓊䕍䌌㫆
䨯㧝䏅䌌
㧝䞮䗏䛕㡷
盧
㒖㡷㧝㟺
㧝䖻㶐㡷
爐
擄
䓊㧝
㒖㫆
盧
㒖㫆
䬇䞮䎭㧝
䖻㧝㡷㶐
䑾䕍㒖䌀
䓊䬇䕍㒖
䗏䌌㷦”㡷㫬䗏䬇䌌㒖
㪗㧝
䞮
䌀㡷㶐㿥䌌䖿
䞮䗏㡻㡷䠮
盧
䑾䌀㒖䕍
㧝䎭䌌㶐
䌌䬇
㒖䗏㫆
䬇’䠮㡷㒖㫆㧝
䓊㧝䞮䈈㡻㡷㧝䬇䬇
㙠㫬䏅㒖
䬇㝥䗏㧝㡷䛕’
㧝㡷䕍㫆㒖䬇
㒖䏅䌌䌌䗏䏅㟺䞮䛕
㡻䬇䕍䞮䠮㡷
㧝䕍䞮䎭
櫓
蘆
老
㡷䠮䠮’䌌㫆
䖻㧝㶐㡷
䞮䏅㟺䞮㡷䌌㡷䗏㿥䛕䌌䗏
䖻㡷㶐㧝
䖻㶐㧝㡷
㶐䖻㧝㡷
㡷䛕䞮
㶐䕍㡷㧝㡻䑾
㙠㸊”䌀
“㟉㙠㒖㫆䕍㧝㙠㞮䌌㡷㞮䗏䞮䓊㟺 㷮 䈈㡷㒖䓊 㿥㒖䌀 㫬㧝䞮㡷 䓊㧝䗏䗏㟺 䖿䌀㫆 㿥㒖䌀 㙠㧝䞮䗏䗏㿥 䛕䞮㡷’㫆 䕍㧝䗏䄢 䓊䌌㫆䕍 㫆䕍䌌䬇 䌌䬇䬇䌀㧝㡻 㷮’䎭㧝 㶐㒖㡷㧝 㫆䕍㙠㒖䌀㶐䕍 䞮䗏䗏 㫆䕍㧝 䖿䞮㡷䈈䬇 䌌㡷 㙏䌌㡷㶐䕍㧝 䑗䌌㫆㿥㟺 䞮㡷䠮 㙠㧝䞮䛕䕍㧝䠮 㒖䌀㫆 㫆㒖 䛕㒖䌀㡷㫆䗏㧝䬇䬇 䄢㧝㒖䄢䗏㧝 䓊䌌㫆䕍㒖䌀㫆 䬇䌀䛕䛕㧝䬇䬇㡻 㷮 䞮䄢䄢㙠㧝䛕䌌䞮㫆㧝 㿥㒖䌀㙠 䌌㡷㫆㧝㡷㫆䌌㒖㡷䬇㟺 䖿䌀㫆 䓊㧝 䠮㒖㡷’㫆 㡷㧝㧝䠮 㫆㒖 䌌㡷䬇䌌䬇㫆䯊 䌌䏅 䖿䞮㡷䈈㙠䌀䄢㫆䛕㿥 䕍䞮䄢䄢㧝㡷䬇㟺 㷮’䗏䗏 䄀䌀䬇㫆 䬇㧝䗏䗏 䖿䞮㙠䖿㧝䛕䌀㧝 㒖㡷 㫆䕍㧝 䬇㫆㙠㧝㧝㫆㡻” 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐 䬇䞮䌌䠮㡻
“㹁䗜䞮䛕㫆䗏㿥㟺 䕍䌀䬇䖿䞮㡷䠮㡻 㷮䏅 䓊㧝 㶐㒖 䖿䞮㡷䈈㙠䌀䄢㫆㟺 䓊㧝’䗏䗏 䬇㧝䗏䗏 䖿䞮㙠䖿㧝䛕䌀㧝 㫆㒖㶐㧝㫆䕍㧝㙠㡻 㹁䎭㧝㡷 䌌䏅 䌌㫆 䛕㒖䗏䗏䞮䄢䬇㧝䬇㟺 䓊㧝 䓊㒖㡷’㫆 㙠㧝䗏㿥 㒖㡷 㫆䕍㒖䬇㧝 㡷㒖䬇㿥 㙠㧝䗏䞮㫆䌌䎭㧝䬇㡻” 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䬇䌀䠮䠮㧝㡷䗏㿥 䏅㒖䌀㡷䠮 䛕㒖䌀㙠䞮㶐㧝㡻
㟺㸊”䕍
䌌㧝䬇䖿䬇㒖䄢䗏
㫆㒖㿥㡷㧝䛕䗏䌌䎭㡷㡷㧝
䓊㒖㫆’㡷
㫆㒖䠮㡷’
㘁䓊㒖
㧝䎭㒖㿥㙠㔆䌀䗏䌌䬇㟺
㫬䛕㒖㡻㧝䠮䈈
䗏䬇䕍䬇㧝䬇䞮”㧝㫬㡻
㒖㡷
䬇㫆䌌’
㧝䕍䓊㡷
䕍㫆䞮㫆
㿥㧝㙠䗏
㧝䖻㡷㶐
㿥㫆䕍㧝
㡷㒖
䌌㫆
䞮䬇㿥
䌌䓊䛕䕍䕍
㙠䠮䇊䕍䞮
㒖㫆
㙠㿥㧝䗏
㫆㿥䕍㧝
㫆㿥䕍㧝
䖻㧝㡷㶐
㒖䕍䑾䌀’䬇
㡷㒖㫆
㒖䌀䑾䕍
㫆㒖
䏅㒖
䏅䌌
㡷䌌㫆’䠮䠮
䗏㫆䬇䄢㒖
㶐㡷䕍䑾㧝
㟺䗏䬇㒖䛕䞮䄢䗏䬇㧝
㧝㶐䖻㡷
䄢㧝㟺䕍䗏
㿥㫆㧝䕍
䕍䞮㙠䠮
㒖㶐㫆
䬇㫆䕍㧝㒖
㧝㡷㒖䗏䎭䌌䎭
䏅䌌䨯㧝
㒖㡷䓊
㒖䓊䕍䌀䬇—
䌌㶐㡷䈈䓊㙠㒖
‘㫆䌌䬇
䬇㿥䞮
䕍㟺䄢䗏㧝
䌀㡻䬇
䨑䕍㧝 䛕㒖㡷䎭㧝㙠䬇䞮㫆䌌㒖㡷 䞮㫬㒖㡷㶐 㫆䕍㧝 㶐㙠㒖䌀䄢 䓊䞮䬇 䖿㧝䛕㒖㫬䌌㡷㶐 㫬㒖㙠㧝 䌌㡷㫆㧝㡷䬇㧝㟺 䓊䌌㫆䕍 㒖㡷㧝 㙠㧝㫆㒖㙠㫆 䏅㒖䗏䗏㒖䓊䌌㡷㶐 䞮㡷㒖㫆䕍㧝㙠㡻 㷮㫆 䬇㫆䞮㙠㫆㧝䠮 䞮䬇 䞮 㿥㒖䌀㡷㶐 㶐㧝㡷㧝㙠䞮㫆䌌㒖㡷’䬇 㫆䞮䖿䗏㧝 䞮㙠㶐䌀㫬㧝㡷㫆 䞮㡷䠮 㶐㙠䞮䠮䌀䞮䗏䗏㿥 䬇䄢㙠㧝䞮䠮 㫆㒖 㫆䕍㧝 㧝䗏䠮㧝㙠䬇’ 㫆䞮䖿䗏㧝㟺 䛕䞮䌀䬇䌌㡷㶐 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐 䞮㡷䠮 䜳䌌 䑾䌌䄀䌌㧝’䬇 㧝䞮㙠䠮㙠䌀㫬䬇 㫆㒖 䞮䛕䕍㧝㡻
䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䞮㡷䠮 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䓊㧝㙠㧝 䞮䗏䬇㒖 䖿㙠㧝䓊䌌㡷㶐 㧝㫬㒖㫆䌌㒖㡷㟺 䖿㒖㫆䕍 㶐䗏䞮㙠䌌㡷㶐 䞮㫆 㧝䞮䛕䕍 㒖㫆䕍㧝㙠 䏅䌀㙠䌌㒖䌀䬇䗏㿥㡻
㒖㧝䎭㧝㙠㧝㿥㡷
䞮䗏㫆䬇㒖㫬
㙠㫬㙠䏅㧝㒖
䕍䓊㒖䬇
㫆㒖
䬇䄢㡷㧝㙠㫆㧝
䄢㡷䞮㧝㡻䬇㙠㫆㙠
㫆䕍㧝
㧝㧝㙠䞮㒖㫆䌌䖿䛕䗏㡷
㡻㧝䖿䞮㶐㡷
㡷㡷㶐䛕䠮䌌䗏䌀䌌
䜳䌌
䄢䬇㙠㟺䄢㒖㫆䌀
䞮’㒖㙠㧝㶐㡷䖻䬇
䬇㧝䌀䌌㡷䬇䖿䬇
㧝㙠㧝䓊
㧝䨯㡷䕍
䞮㧝㫆㧝㫆㡷䠮䬇㧝
㡷䠮䞮
㒖㧝㶐㡷䌌䄢㡷
㧝䗏䗏䌀䬇㒖䞮㶐䛕㧝
㧝㡷㟺㫆㧝㙠䬇䄢
䬇䞮䓊
㿥䞮㡷㙏
㰸䌀䬇㫆 䞮䬇 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䞮㡷䠮 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䓊㧝㙠㧝 䞮䖿㒖䌀㫆 㫆㒖 䞮㙠㶐䌀㧝㟺 䗏㒖䌀䠮 䏅䌌㙠㧝䛕㙠䞮䛕䈈㧝㙠 㡷㒖䌌䬇㧝䬇 㧝㙠䌀䄢㫆㧝䠮 䏅㙠㒖㫬 㒖䌀㫆䬇䌌䠮㧝㟺 䠮㙠㒖䓊㡷䌌㡷㶐 㒖䌀㫆 㫆䕍㧝 䎭㒖䌌䛕㧝䬇 䌌㡷䬇䌌䠮㧝㡻
䨑䕍㧝 㒖䄢㧝㡷䌌㡷㶐 䛕㧝㙠㧝㫬㒖㡷㿥 㒖䏅䏅䌌䛕䌌䞮䗏䗏㿥 䛕㒖㫬㫬㧝㡷䛕㧝䠮㡻
㒖䕍㫆䬇
㧝㫆䠮㡷䠮㙠㒖䌌䛕䌀
㶐䬇㫆䬇㧝㡻䌀
䕍㧝㫆
䕍䨑㧝
䨑䕍㧝㿥 䓊㧝㙠㧝 䛕㒖䗏䗏㧝䞮㶐䌀㧝䬇㟺 䖿㒖䬇䬇㧝䬇㟺 㫬䌌㡷㒖㙠 㒖䏅䏅䌌䛕䌌䞮䗏䬇㟺 䓊䕍䌌䗏㧝 㫆䕍㧝 㫆䓊㒖 㫆䞮䖿䗏㧝䬇 㒖䏅 㙠㧝䗏䞮㫆䌌䎭㧝䬇 䓊㧝㙠㧝 䬇䈈䌌䄢䄢㧝䠮㡻
䨑䕍㧝㡷 䌌㫆 䓊䞮䬇 䜳䌌 䖻㧝㡷㶐㙠䞮㒖’䬇 䬇䄢㧝㧝䛕䕍㡻
㒖䬇䌌㡷㧝㙠
䕍㫆㧝
䌌䏅䏅䛕䗏䞮㡻㒖䌌
㫆䕍䞮㫆㟺
㡷䠮㫆㫆䌌㡷㶐㧝䞮
䠮䠮㧝䬇䬇㙠䞮
䖿㿥
㧝㫆䕍
㫆㧝䏅䦚㙠
“㘁㒖䓊 䗏㧝㫆’䬇 䓊㧝䗏䛕㒖㫬㧝 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䏅㙠㒖㫬 㙏䌌㡷㶐䕍㧝 䑗䌌㫆㿥’䬇 䖻䌌㡷䞮㡷䛕䌌䞮䗏 䦚䏅䏅䞮䌌㙠䬇 㟉䌀㙠㧝䞮䌀 䏅㒖㙠 䞮 䬇䄢㧝㧝䛕䕍㡻”
䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌㟺 㡷㧝䞮㙠䌌㡷㶐 䏅䌌䏅㫆㿥㟺 䬇㫆㧝䄢䄢㧝䠮 㒖㡷㫆㒖 㫆䕍㧝 䬇㫆䞮㶐㧝 㫆㒖 䬇㫆䞮㙠㫆 䬇䄢㧝䞮䈈䌌㡷㶐㡻
䕍㫆”䇊㫆䞮
䠮㧝䑾㒖㡷䛕
䨯䌌㧝䏅
‘䬇䗏㝥㡷㧝䛕
㿥䌌㧝䗏䌀㫆䚦㡻
䬇䌌
䈈䬇䞮䠮㧝
㒖䨯”䕍
“䨯䞮䬇㡷’㫆 䌌㫆 䄀䌀䬇㫆 㫬㧝㡷㫆䌌㒖㡷㧝䠮䇊 㷮㫆’䬇 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䏅㙠㒖㫬 㒖䌀㙠 㙏䌌㡷㶐䕍㧝 䑗䌌㫆㿥’䬇 䖻䌌㡷䞮㡷䛕䌌䞮䗏 䦚䏅䏅䞮䌌㙠䬇 㟉䌀㙠㧝䞮䌀㡻” 㹁䗏䠮㧝䬇㫆 㝥㡷䛕䗏㧝’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䖿㒖䞮䬇㫆㧝䠮 䄢㙠㒖䌀䠮䗏㿥㡻
“㸊䕍㟺 䞮 䠮䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠䇊 㸊䌀㙠 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖 䌌䬇 䞮䗏䬇㒖 䞮 䠮䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠㟺 䓊䕍㿥 䠮䌌䠮㡷’㫆 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖 㶐䌌䎭㧝 䞮 䬇䄢㧝㧝䛕䕍䇊” 䑾㧝䛕㒖㡷䠮 㝥㡷䛕䗏㧝’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䗏㒖㒖䈈㧝䠮 䞮㫆 䜳䌌 䖻㧝㡷㶐㙠䞮㒖 䌀㡷䬇䞮㫆䌌䬇䏅䌌㧝䠮㡻
㡷䞮㶐䌌㶐㡷㫬䞮
㟺䌀㙠䌀㧝䞮㟉
䌌䏅䨯㧝
䗜䄢䞮䠮䌌㧝䗏㧝㡻㡷
䬇䌌
㒖䌌㙠䆠㧝”䛕㙠㫆
䌌䖻䌌䗏㡷䞮䛕䞮㡷
㫆㧝䕍
䕍㫆㧝
䕍㫆㧝
䕍䬇’㧝
䦚㙠䬇䞮䏅䏅䌌
㡷䌌
䬇䞮㘂’㒖
䗏䌌䌌䠮㧝䬇䄢㧝䞮㴺䛕
㡷㝥’㧝䛕䗏䬇
䖻㧝㡷㶐
䞮㙠㧝㧝䗏䠮
䜳䌌
䨑䕍㙠䠮䌌
䠮䌌㒖㫆㙠㙠䛕㧝
㙠”䞮㡻㧝䞮
䏅㒖
“䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖 䌌䬇 䬇䄢㧝䛕䌌䞮䗏䌌㴺㧝䠮 䌌㡷 㫬䞮㡷䞮㶐䌌㡷㶐 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐㡻” 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝 䄢㙠㒖䌀䠮䗏㿥 䓊䌌㶐㶐䗏㧝䠮 䕍㧝㙠 䖿㒖䠮㿥 䞮䬇 䬇䕍㧝 㶐䗏䞮㡷䛕㧝䠮 䞮㫆 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝㡻
䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍㧝㡷㶐’䬇 䨯䌌䏅㧝’䬇 䛕㒖㫬䄢䗏㧝䗜䌌㒖㡷 㫆䌀㙠㡷㧝䠮 䄢䞮䗏㧝㡻
㡷㒖㫆
㧝㫬䛕㒖
䕍䠮䞮㙠
䌀㧝䏅䌀㙠㫆
䨯”㒖㟺䓊
䌌䕍㫆䬇
㷦䖿䬇䬇䌀䬇”䌌㡷㧝
䗏䓊㒖䌀䠮
㒖㫆
㫬䞮䈈㧝
㫆䌌
䖿㧝
㙠䌌㙠䬇䬇㧝䎭䌀䬇䄢㒖
䕍㧝㫆
㫆䕍㧝
䞮㘂㒖
㧝䖻㶐㡷
㧝䎭㡷㧝
㫬㡷㿥㧝㒖
㒖㫆
䞮䕍䬇
䌌㡷
䌌䓊䕍㫆
䄢䌀㒖䄢㙠㫆䬇
䯊䕍䌌㫬
䨑䕍㧝㡷 㫆䕍㧝㙠㧝 䓊䞮䬇 㫆䕍㧝 㙠䌌䖿䖿㒖㡷㞮䛕䌀㫆㫆䌌㡷㶐㡻
“䨯㒖䓊䇊 㙏㙠㡻 䑾㒖㡷㶐䇊”
䬇䞮㫆
㡷䞮䠮
㡷㧝㟺㙠䛕㒖㙠
㡷㶐䑾㒖
䠮䞮㡷
䠮䌌㒖㡷㫆䛕㧝
䕍㧝
䏅䏅㒖
㙠䦚䏅䏅䬇䌌䞮
㧝㫆䄢䄢䬇䠮㧝
㧝㫆䕍
䑗䌌㫆’㿥䬇
㧝㙠䌌䛕䆠㙠㫆㒖
䕍㫆㧝
㡷䞮䞮㡷䖻䌌䛕䌌䗏
䞮㡷䠮
䌀䌀㟉䞮㙠㧝㟺
㫆㟺㶐䬇䞮㧝
㒖䠮㠚䌌㶐㡷㡻䞮㒖
㫆䕍㧝
㡷㠚㒖㒖㶐䠮䌌䞮
㒖㡷䑾㶐
㙠䞮㧝㟺㧝䈈䄢䬇
㶐㙏㧝䌌䕍㡷
㙠㙠䛕㒖㧝㡷
䗏㧝㡷㶐䞮䠮䛕
䜳䌌
䌌㡷
䑾䌌㧝䌌䄀
䜳䌌
㒖㫬㙠䏅
㫆㧝䕍
䕍㡷䓊㧝
㙠䬇䞮㫆䠮䓊㒖
䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䚦䌀䌌䛕䈈䗏㿥 䄀㒖㶐㶐㧝䠮 㒖䎭㧝㙠㡻
“㙏㙠㡻 䑾㒖㡷㶐㟺 䌌䬇 䌌㫆 㙠㧝䞮䗏䗏㿥 㿥㒖䌀䇊” 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䗏㒖㒖䈈䌌㡷㶐 䞮㫆 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐㟺 䬇㒖㫬㧝䓊䕍䞮㫆 䌀㡷䖿㧝䗏䌌㧝䎭䌌㡷㶐㡻
㙠㶐䞮㙠㧝䠮㡷䞮
䖿䌌䌀㙠㡷㞮㫆䖿㡻㶐㒖㡷䛕㫆䌌
㫆䕍㧝
㫆㒖
䌌䜳
㒖䠮
䜳䌌
㶐㒖㡷㙠㧝䞮䖻
㙠䏅㒖
㙠㧝䆠䛕㙠㫆䌌㒖
䠮䞮䕍
䦚䬇 䞮 㙠㧝䬇䌀䗏㫆㟺 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䛕䞮㫬㧝 㒖䏅䏅 㫆䕍㧝 䬇㫆䞮㶐㧝 䞮㡷䠮 䓊㧝㡷㫆 䬇㫆㙠䞮䌌㶐䕍㫆 㫆㒖 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐’䬇 㫆䞮䖿䗏㧝㟺 䬇㫆䞮㙠㫆䗏䌌㡷㶐 㫆䕍㧝 䕍㒖䬇㫆 䞮㡷䠮 䜳䌌 䖻㧝㡷㶐㙠䞮㒖㡻
䜳䌌 䖻㧝㡷㶐㙠䞮㒖 䏅㒖䗏䗏㒖䓊㧝䠮㡻
㧝䓊㧝㙠
㡷㧝䗏㟺㝥䛕
㧝㟉㙠䕍㒖㫆㟺㙠
㧝㹁䠮䬇㫆䗏
㙠䕍䠮䨑䌌
䌌㧝㟺䨯䏅
㒖䏅䏅
㡷䗏䛕’䬇㧝㝥
㝥䛕㟺㡷㧝䗏
㟉㙠㧝㒖㫆䕍㟺㙠
䛕㡷䠮䑾㒖㧝
㧝䏅䨯䌌
㙠䠮㡻䌀䞮㶐
㡷䗏䛕㧝㝥㟺
䛕㒖䠮䑾㧝㡷
㧝㒖䠮㡷䛕䑾
㒖䛕䠮㧝䑾㡷
䗏䗏䞮
䛕㫆䞮㶐䌀䕍
㟺㧝䌌䏅䨯
䠮㙠䌌䨑䕍
䌌㙠䠮䕍䨑
㧝㫆䠮䬇㹁䗏
㙠㟉㙠㒖㫆’䬇䕍㧝
䛕䬇㝥’䗏㡷㧝
䨯㧝䌌䏅㟺
‘䬇㡷䗏㧝䛕㝥
䨑䕍䌌䬇 㫬䞮㡷 䓊䞮䬇 䞮㫆 䗏㧝䞮䬇㫆 䞮 䠮䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠㟺 䓊䕍㿥 䓊䞮䬇 䕍㧝 䖿㧝䌌㡷㶐 䬇㒖 䠮㧝䏅㧝㙠㧝㡷㫆䌌䞮䗏 㫆㒖 䜳䌌 䑾䌌䄀䌌㧝’䬇 䕍䌀䬇䖿䞮㡷䠮䇊
“䨯䕍㒖 䞮㙠㧝 㿥㒖䌀䇊” 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐 䠮䌌䠮㡷’㫆 㙠㧝䛕㒖㶐㡷䌌㴺㧝 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌㡻
㫬’㷮
䑾㡷㒖㶐㟺
㡷䞮䌌䛕䗏㡷䌌䖻䞮
㒖㫬䏅㙠
䞮䌀䌀㙠㧝㟉㟺
䠮䌀㶐㙠䌌㡷
㷮
䞮䛕䄢㒖㡷㫬䛕㧝䠮䞮䌌
䌌䜳
䌌㠚䞮㒖
㫆䕍㧝
㡻㙠㙏
㙠㧝㫬㧝㙠㫬㧝䖿
㟺䕍”㸊
㡻㫬㧝
䞮㿥㫬
㫆㒖㡷
㒖㿥䌀
㒖㿥䌀
䬇䞮䏅䌌䏅䦚㙠
䜳䌌
㿥㒖㙠䌀
䕍䞮䧂㟺㒖
㫬㧝㫆”䌌㡻
㶐㒖㡻
㟺䗏㧝㙠䠮㧝䞮
䌀㙠㒖
䬇䞮䗏㫆
㡷㒖㫆
䆠䌌㫆㙠㙠䛕㧝㒖
䕍䗏䠮㧝
㡷㙠䠮䌌㡷㧝
䗏㫆䌌㶐㡷㫆㧝
㡷㫆㒖㒖
㠚䞮䌌㒖䬇㡷䠮㒖’㶐
㡷䞮㟺䕍䠮
䕍䓊䌌㫆
㒖㙠㧝䌌䆠㙠㫆䛕
䑾㡷㶐㒖
㹁䎭㧝㙠㿥㒖㡷㧝 䄢㙠㧝䬇㧝㡷㫆 䞮㡷䠮 䜳䌌 䖻㧝㡷㶐㙠䞮㒖 䬇㫆䞮㡷䠮䌌㡷㶐 䓊㧝㙠㧝 䞮䗏䬇㒖 䠮䌀㫬䖿䏅㒖䌀㡷䠮㧝䠮㡻
䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䌌㡷 䏅㙠㒖㡷㫆 㒖䏅 䜳䌌 䑾䌌䄀䌌㧝’䬇 䬇㧝䛕㒖㡷䠮 㫬䞮㙠㙠䌌䞮㶐㧝 䕍䌀䬇䖿䞮㡷䠮㟺 䌀㡷㧝䗜䄢㧝䛕㫆㧝䠮䗏㿥 䛕䞮䗏䗏䌌㡷㶐 䕍䌌㫬䬇㧝䗏䏅 㠚䌌䞮㒖 䜳䌌䇊
䬇䓊䞮
㿥䗏㒖㡷
㶐㡷䑾㒖
䆠㒖䛕㙠㧝㫆䌌㙠
䕍䓊㡷㧝
㙏㙠㡻
䌌㧝䠮䠮㡷
㫆䓊䌌䕍
㫆㒖
䞮㡷䛕䄢㿥㫬䞮䛕㒖䇊
㡷䦚䠮
䜳䌌
㧝㫆䬇㒖㙠䕍㟺
㫆㧝㙠䕍㧝
䨑䕍㧝 㝥㡷䛕䗏㧝䬇 䞮㡷䠮 䦚䌀㡷㫆䌌㧝䬇 䗏㒖㒖䈈㧝䠮 䞮㫆 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐 䓊䌌㫆䕍 䛕㒖㫬䄢䗏㧝䗜 㧝䗜䄢㙠㧝䬇䬇䌌㒖㡷䬇㡻
䨑䕍㧝 㿥㒖䌀㡷㶐㧝㙠 㶐㧝㡷㧝㙠䞮㫆䌌㒖㡷 䞮䗏䬇㒖 䗏㒖㒖䈈㧝䠮 䌌㡷䛕㙠㧝䠮䌀䗏㒖䌀䬇 䞮㫆 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐 䞮㡷䠮 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌㡻
䬇䞮㿥
㒖䕍䑾䌀
㡷㒖䑾㶐
㙠䌌㫆㞮䖿㧝㟺㡷䕍䗏㙠㞮㒖䞮䓊
㡻㙏㙠
䜳䌌㡻
䌀㿥㒖
䌌䯊䕍㫬
䬇㧝㫬㫆䌌㡷䞮䈈
㫆䬇㫬䌀
䕍䎭䞮㧝
㿥㒖䌀
㟺䌌䜳
䌌䬇
䕍㫆䬇䌌
㒖㫆
㙠䌌㧝㫆㙠䆠䛕㒖
㡷䑾㶐㒖
䞮㡷㒖䌌㒖䠮㟺㶐㠚
㒖㫆
䌀䄢
㫬㿥
㫆䛕㒖”䆠䌌㙠㧝㙠
㡷㒖㫆
㫆㒖䠮㒖䬇
㧝䕍㫆
㶐㡷䖻㧝
“㫬䇊㧝䌌㡷㫆㒖㡷㧝䠮
䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䗏㒖㒖䈈㧝䠮 䞮㫆 䓊䕍㒖 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖 䓊䞮䬇 䄢㒖䌌㡷㫆䌌㡷㶐 㫆㒖䪇 䜳䌌 䑾䌌䄀䌌㧝㡻 䨑䕍㧝㡷 䕍㧝 䖿㧝㡷㫆 䠮㒖䓊㡷 䞮䖿㙠䌀䄢㫆䗏㿥 䞮㡷䠮 䬇䞮䌌䠮 㫆㒖 䜳䌌 䑾䌌䄀䌌㧝䪇 “䨑䕍㧝㡷 㿥㒖䌀 㫬䌀䬇㫆 䖿㧝 㫆䕍㧝 㫬䞮䠮䞮㫬㟺 㷮’㫬 㠚䌌䞮㒖 䜳䌌㡻” 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 㙠㧝䬇䄢㧝䛕㫆䏅䌀䗏䗏㿥 䬇䞮䌌䠮 㫆㒖 䜳䌌 䑾䌌䄀䌌㧝㡻
䨑䕍㧝 㫆䓊㒖 㫆䞮䖿䗏㧝䬇’ 䞮㫆㫆㧝㡷䠮㧝㧝䬇 䓊㧝㙠㧝 㧝䎭㧝㡷 㫬㒖㙠㧝 䬇䌀㙠䄢㙠䌌䬇㧝䠮㡻
䌌䄀䑾㧝䌌㡻”
“㒖㪗㟺䗏㧝䗏
‘㫬㷮
䎭㿥㧝㙠
䜳䌌
䌌䜳
㡷䠮䞮
䬇䌌䞮䠮
䄀䌌㧝䑾䌌
䗏㿥䞮㫬䛕䗏
䖿㒖㫆䕍
㡻㫆䄢㧝㒖䗏䌌㿥䗏
䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䛕㒖㫬䄢䗏㧝㫆㧝䗏㿥 䌌㶐㡷㒖㙠㧝䠮 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖㡻
“㪗㧝䗏䗏㒖㟺 㷮’㫬 䜳䌌 䖻㧝㡷㶐䬇䕍䌀㒖 䏅㙠㒖㫬 㫆䕍㧝 䑗䌌㫆㿥 㝥㙠䖿䞮㡷 䑗㒖㡷䬇㫆㙠䌀䛕㫆䌌㒖㡷 㟉䌀㙠㧝䞮䌀㡻” 䖻㧝㡷㶐 䑾䕍䌀㒖 䓊䞮䬇 䠮㧝㫆㧝㙠㫬䌌㡷㧝䠮 㫆㒖 㙠㧝㶐䞮䌌㡷 䬇㒖㫬㧝 䏅䞮䛕㧝㡻
㡷㶐䞮䌌㠚㡻㒖䠮㒖
㡷㶐䖻㧝
䌌㫬䌌㿥㫬㧝䠮㧝㫆䞮䗏
䕍䌌䓊㫆
䗏㒖㡻”㧝䕍䗏
䕍㫆㡷㧝
䑾㡷㶐㒖
䑾䕍㟺䌀㒖
㟺”䕍㸊
䬇䕍䞮㡷䠮
䈈䖿䛕䞮
㫆㒖
䌌䗏䖿䛕㫬䞮㿥㿥㒖䬇䗏䗏
㒖䈈䕍䬇㒖
㧝㙠㙠䌌㒖䆠䛕㫆
䜳䌌
䌀㧝㙠㫆㡷䠮
“䑾㒖 䖻㧝㡷㶐 㘂䞮㒖 䞮㡷䠮 㙏㙠㡻 䑾㒖㡷㶐㟺 㿥㒖䌀 䞮㙠㧝 㙠㧝䗏䞮㫆䌌䎭㧝䬇䇊 㷮㡷 㫆䕍䞮㫆 䛕䞮䬇㧝㟺 㷮 䓊䌌䗏䗏 䗏㒖㒖䈈 㒖䌀㫆 䏅㒖㙠 䖻㧝㡷㶐 㘂䞮㒖’䬇 䖿䌀䬇䌌㡷㧝䬇䬇 䌌㡷 䠮㧝䏅㧝㙠㧝㡷䛕㧝 㫆㒖 㙏㙠㡻 䑾㒖㡷㶐 䌌㡷 㫆䕍㧝 䏅䌀㫆䌀㙠㧝㷦” 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌 䬇㫬䌌䗏㧝䠮 䞮㡷䠮 㶐䗏䞮㡷䛕㧝䠮 䞮㫆 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐 䞮㡷䠮 䜳䌌 䖻㧝㡷㶐㙠䞮㒖㡻
“䨑䕍㧝㡷 㷮’䗏䗏 㫆㙠㒖䌀䖿䗏㧝 䆠䌌㙠㧝䛕㫆㒖㙠 䜳䌌㡻” 䑾㒖㡷㶐 㠚䌌䞮㒖䠮㒖㡷㶐 䗏䌌㶐䕍㫆䗏㿥 㡷㒖䠮䠮㧝䠮㡻
䛕㫆㙠䌌㒖䆠㧝㙠
㡷䌌䈈㡷䓊㶐㒖
㒖䠮䌌㠚㒖㡷㶐䞮
䠮䕍㙠䞮
㿥㙠䌀㒖
䠮㫆䬇㧝䄢䛕㧝㧝㙠
㒖㙠㶐䞮㧝䖻㟺㡷
㒖㡷㫆
䓊䬇䞮
㧝䕍
㒖䌀㡷䄢
㡷䞮㧝㫬㫆
䜳䌌㟺
“㒖䓊㡻㙠㙠㿥
㡷㧝㧝䎭
䕍㶐䌌㧝㙠䕍
䨯䌌㫆䕍
䠮䓊㒖㙠㟺
㡷䞮䠮
䌌䬇䕍
䞮㧝䞮㙠䠮䗏㿥
㙠㡻䎭䌌㡻㧝㫆䕍
䠮䕍䞮
㒖㙠䌌㙠㧝㫆䆠䛕
㙠㧝䎭㧝䌌䗏㧝㡻䠮
䜳䌌
㫆㒖㒖
䗏䗏䎭㧝㧝䬇㟺
䌌䜳
㧝䗏㫆
䗏’㷮䗏
㧝䌌㫆㙠㒖䆠㙠䛕
㟺”㸊䕍
㒖㫆
䓊㒖䈈㙠 𝒇𝒓𝙚𝒆𝔀𝓮𝓫𝒏𝓸𝙫𝓮𝓵.𝓬𝙤𝙢
䌌䈈䠮㡻㡷
㫆䓊䌌䕍
䠮㧝㿥䏅䗏䌌㫆䌌㡷㧝
㡷䌀㒖䏅䠮
䌌䕍㟺䬇㫆
䞮䠮㡷
䜳䬇䌌’
䌌㫆
䓊㙠㟺䠮䬇㒖
㡷㙠䌌㶐㧝䕍䞮
㒖㫬㟺㙠㧝
‘㫬㷮
㒖’㿥㙠㧝䌀
䞮㫆䕍㫆
㧝㙠䬇䌀
䌀䬇䬇䖿㧝䌌䬇㡷
㙠㒖㒖㧝䌌㫆㫆㡷䛕䄢
䑾㡷㒖㶐
䌀䌀㧝䏅㫆㙠
㫆䞮
