Chapter 2213: 1685: After the Talks Fell Apart

Capítulo 2213: Chapter 1685: After the Talks Fell Apart

When Bai Xiaosheng and Caroline walked out of the business room together, Taylor and Ye Liena just happened to return, with Melanie following behind.

They were hurrying to take care of business, hence their quick pace.

Seeing that Bai Xiaosheng and Caroline had also finished their talk, everyone was surprised, thinking to themselves how efficient these prominent figures were, wrapping up just as quickly.

Was everything going smoothly?

Caroline glanced at Ye Liena and Melanie, then turned to Bai Xiaosheng with a smile, "Well, let's leave it at that for today. Mr. Bai Xiaosheng, farewell!"

"We'll meet again, Miss Caroline. Farewell!" Bai Xiaosheng also replied with a smile.

The two spoke politely, their expressions calm.

Those watching felt a bit curious.

How could they be so composed, neither happy nor sad, as if… nothing had been agreed upon.

Yet, thinking of Bai Xiaosheng and Caroline as part of the Zhenbei Group, reaching a collaboration should be simpler and more straightforward than between outside companies.

Everyone couldn't help but think to themselves, look, these prominent figures are different, appearing calm and unassuming. Perhaps they've already concluded cooperation worth billions or even tens of billions of US Dollars without a word.

Eventually, Caroline led Ye Liena and Melanie away, with Bai Xiaosheng symbolically escorting them a few steps, and then it was over.

As Caroline and the others disappeared from sight, Taylor cheerfully said to Bai Xiaosheng, "Mr. Bai, congratulations to you!"

Bai Xiaosheng turned to Taylor with a curious look, "Why would I deserve congratulations?"

"You must have negotiated some major collaborations with Miss Caroline just now; isn't that worth congratulating?" Taylor laughed.

Only then did Bai Xiaosheng realize, and he laughed, "Actually, I should be congratulating you instead. The shackles on the Taylor Clan are lifted, beginning today, you have a new starting point for development."

These words made Taylor and Xiya's smiles broaden with happiness and gratitude towards Bai Xiaosheng.

"As for me, unfortunately, I didn't reach any agreement with Caroline today."

Bai Xiaosheng maintained his smile, speaking this sentence in a calm manner.

This surprised Taylor, and Xiya was also shocked.

Lin Weiwei and Lei Ying, however, were not surprised.

In fact, regardless of today's outcome, they wouldn't have been surprised.

After all, Bai Xiaosheng had already discussed with them all possible outcomes of his talks with Caroline beforehand.

It seemed Caroline's terms were unacceptable to Bai Xiaosheng.

And Bai Xiaosheng's opinions were not accepted by Caroline either.

To them, this was all too normal.

As the saying goes, Morgan, the Vice Chairman of North America, has always been antagonistic towards the Greater China Region; no result would be surprising.

Furthermore, the arrogance and assertiveness of the people here is another variable.

Compared to Lin Weiwei and Lei Ying's relief, Taylor was very puzzled.

This result was in stark contrast to the signs evident from beginning to end.

Caroline readily agreed to resolve the Taylor Clan's issues and eagerly discussed matters with Bai Xiaosheng. When Bai Xiaosheng spoke of Caroline coming, he was also expecting, clearly indicating a willingness to cooperate.

Taylor even judged that Caroline brought the contracts ready for signing.

Since both parties were under the umbrella of the Zhenbei Group, wasn't it easy to agree on something? At least there should have been some results.

That's why Taylor hurried to congratulate Bai Xiaosheng.

The result, however, was that Bai Xiaosheng actually said he didn't reach any agreement with Caroline!

When they parted, they were both smiling warmly at each other…

Taylor was momentarily overwhelmed by his own family's happy events, but now thinking back, the smiles of Bai Xiaosheng and Caroline gave him a faint sense of soberness.

Taylor's pupils even slightly constricted.

Bai Xiaosheng looked deeply in the direction Caroline and the others had left, murmuring, "Fortunately, you and Ye Liena acted quickly, settling all the contracts, otherwise…"

Bai Xiaosheng glanced at Taylor, smiled, and said, "So you see, I should be the one congratulating you!"

Taylor couldn't help but swallow heavily, feeling fortunate.

Beside him, Lin Weiwei and Lei Ying also had a focused look in their eyes.

It seemed that the situation was developing in the worst possible direction they had anticipated. Especially since Bai Xiaosheng said no agreements were made, it meant the severity of the situation exceeded their expectations.

Xiya also heard the conversation between Bai Xiaosheng and her father, sensing a subtle yet solemn atmosphere.

"I've made up my mind!" Xiya suddenly announced.

This sudden declaration drew everyone's attention to her.

"I've decided to quit the academy and enter the business world!" Xiya said decisively, her voice crisp and firm.

Upon hearing this, Bai Xiaosheng and Taylor were taken aback, even Lin Weiwei and Lei Ying were startled.

Becoming a law enforcement officer, defending justice, was Xiya's ideal and pursuit, why would she suddenly say such a thing?

Especially at such a time.

"Daughter, what are you talking about? Quitting the academy? You are the best student in the academy! You're almost about to graduate! Entering the business world? What business do you mean? There's nothing pressing at home now! There's no need for you to do this!" Taylor hurriedly advised.

He knew his daughter's temperament better than anyone, everything she did was single-minded, and once she said something it was hard to change.

Back when she applied to the academy, no one could persuade her otherwise.

Now that everything is settled at home, she suddenly says this.

Quitting the academy, entering the business world?

Taylor couldn't understand her intentions.

"Tell me, what's your reason?" Bai Xiaosheng gazed at Xiya and asked.

Facing Bai Xiaosheng, Xiya earnestly replied, "I went to the academy with so many ideals, and over these years, through studying, interning, and handling cases, I have come across many people and situations. I've grown confused, realizing that many things cannot be managed better with just an idealistic officer. Perhaps, some styles I used to dislike actually handle things more effectively."

䑞㔛㖃㝕

㶞䑞

㝕㖃

䚧㜫䚧㪥䑞䴰㖃㹍䑼

䄙䑼㔛䑼䑞

㜫䑼㻱㻱㖃䆑䴰㻱

䥘㝕㖃䑼㹍䄙㹍㶞

擄

老

㔛䑞䄙㖃䵚㪗

䑼䑞㪥䄙䑼䑞

㖃䄙㜫䑼䄐䅆

擄

㶞㔛䄙䑞㪗䑼㝕㜫

㝤䅆

䑼㝕㼲"㖃㝕䆑䑼㧐

擄

㹍㶞

䴰䆑㧐䄙㣖㶞

爐

盧

㜫

㪗䅆㖃䄐㶞㔛㝕䑞䑼

露

蘆

㖃䄐

㧂㝤

䑼㜫䄙䑞"㔛㻱

盧

擄

㫏䑼㶞䥘䴰㖃

䑼䛉䄐䄙䑼

䚧㜫䄐㝕㪗㖃䑞䆑䄐㶞䑞

㜫㝕

㖃䄐

"㿋䛉䑼䄙 㝕㖃䄐䥘䑼 䑞㔛䑼㝕䑼 䑼䛉䑼䄐䑞㝕 㔛㜫㫏㫏䑼䄐䑼䆑 㜫䑞 㔛㶞䅆䑼㧐 㞙'䛉䑼 㜫䥘䑞䚧㜫䴰䴰㝤 㪥䑼䑼䄐 㪥䴰㜫䅆㖃䄐㪗 䅆㝤㝕䑼䴰㹍 㜫䴰䴰 㜫䴰㶞䄐㪗㻱 㞙㹍 㞙 䥘㶞䚧䴰䆑 㝕䑞㜫㝤 㪥㝤 䅆㝤 㹍㜫䑞㔛䑼䄙'㝕 㝕㖃䆑䑼 䑞㶞 㔛䑼䴰㫏㧐 㖃㹍 㞙 䥘㶞䚧䴰䆑 㼏䑼䑼㫏 㜫䄐 䑼㝤䑼 㶞䄐 䵃㔛㖃䑞䑼㧐 㧂㶞㼏䑼㧐 㶞䄐 䈓㔛㜫䚧䄐㧐 㜫䄐䆑 䆩㜫㖃䆑䑼䄐㧐 䅆㜫㝤㪥䑼 䑞㔛㖃䄐㪗㝕 㣖㶞䚧䴰䆑䄐'䑞 㔛㜫䛉䑼 㪗㶞䄐䑼 㝕㶞 㣖䄙㶞䄐㪗㧐 䑼䛉䑼䄐 㜫 䴰㖃䑞䑞䴰䑼 䴰䑼㝕㝕 㣖㶞䚧䴰䆑 㪥䑼 㪗㶞㶞䆑㻱 㞙'䛉䑼 㪥䑼䑼䄐 䑞㶞㶞 㣖㖃䴰䴰㹍䚧䴰㧐 䑞㶞㶞 㹍㶞䥘䚧㝕䑼䆑 㶞䄐 䅆㝤㝕䑼䴰㹍㻱 㞙 㝕㔛㶞䚧䴰䆑 䄙䑼㜫䴰䴰㝤 䆑㶞 㝕㶞䅆䑼䑞㔛㖃䄐㪗 㹍㶞䄙 䑞㔛䑼 㹍㜫䅆㖃䴰㝤 䄐㶞㣖㸰"

䞐㖃㝤㜫'㝕 㣖㶞䄙䆑㝕 㣖䑼䄙䑼 㝕㫏㶞㼏䑼䄐 㣖㖃䑞㔛 㜫 䴰㶞䑞 㶞㹍 䑼䅆㶞䑞㖃㶞䄐㧐 㜫䄐䆑 䤮㜫㝤䴰㶞䄙 㣖㜫㝕 䑼䁢䑞䄙䑼䅆䑼䴰㝤 㝕䚧䄙㫏䄙㖃㝕䑼䆑㧐 䆑䑼䑼㫏䴰㝤 䅆㶞䛉䑼䆑㧐 㜫䄐䆑 䑼䁢䑞䄙䑼䅆䑼䴰㝤 䆑䑼䴰㖃㪗㔛䑞䑼䆑㻱

䄐㪗㶞㜫䑼㔛㖃䞐㝕

䴰䆑䅆㖃㻱䑼㝕

㖃㜫㼲

䞐㖃㝤㜫 㜫䴰㝕㶞 㝕䅆㖃䴰䑼䆑 㜫䄐䆑 㝕㜫㖃䆑㧐 "㼲䑼㝕㖃䆑䑼㝕㧐 㜫㹍䑞䑼䄙 䑞㶞䆑㜫㝤㧐 㞙 㹍㖃䄐䆑 䑞㔛䑼 㪥䚧㝕㖃䄐䑼㝕㝕 㣖㶞䄙䴰䆑 䛉䑼䄙㝤 㖃䄐䑞䑼䄙䑼㝕䑞㖃䄐㪗㻱 㞙䑞 㔛㜫㝕 䴰㖃㪗㔛䑞㧐 䆑㜫䄙㼏䄐䑼㝕㝕㧐 㜫䄐䆑 㝕㔛㜫䆑㶞㣖㝕㻱 㞙㹍 㞙 㜫䅆 㝕㶞䅆䑼㶞䄐䑼 㣖㔛㶞 㫏䚧䄙㝕䚧䑼㝕 䴰㖃㪗㔛䑞 㜫䄐䆑 䆑䑼䑞䑼㝕䑞㝕 䆑㜫䄙㼏䄐䑼㝕㝕㧐 䑞㔛䑼䄐 㞙 䥘㜫䄐 㜫䴰㝕㶞 㹍㖃䄐䆑 䅆㝤 䜠㶞㝤 㜫䄐䆑 㜫䥘㔛㖃䑼䛉䑼䅆䑼䄐䑞㝕 㖃䄐 㖃䑞㸰"

㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗 㪗䴰㜫䄐䥘䑼䆑 㜫䑞 䤮㜫㝤䴰㶞䄙 㣖㖃䑞㔛 㜫 㝕䅆㖃䴰䑼 㜫䄐䆑 㝕㜫㖃䆑 䑞㶞 䞐㖃㝤㜫㧐 "䲬㶞㣖 㜫㪥㶞䚧䑞 㝤㶞䚧 䥘㶞䅆䑼 㣖㶞䄙㼏 㹍㶞䄙 䅆䑼㧐 㝕䑞㜫䄙䑞㖃䄐㪗 㜫㝕 㧂䄙㻱 䤮㜫㝤䴰㶞䄙'㝕 㜫㝕㝕㖃㝕䑞㜫䄐䑞㸰 㞙㹍 㝤㶞䚧'䄙䑼 䑼䁢䥘䑼䴰䴰䑼䄐䑞 䑼䄐㶞䚧㪗㔛㧐 㞙'䴰䴰 䴰䑼䑞 㝤㶞䚧 䅆㜫䄐㜫㪗䑼 㜫 㪥㖃㪗 䥘㶞䅆㫏㜫䄐㝤㻱"

㖃㣖䑞㔛

㶞䄐䆑䆑䆑䑼

㜫䴰䤮㶞㝤䄙

䴰㝕䅆䑼㖃㻱

㜫

䞐㖃㝤㜫 㖃䅆䅆䑼䆑㖃㜫䑞䑼䴰㝤 㝕䑞㶞㶞䆑 䚧㫏 㝕䑞䄙㜫㖃㪗㔛䑞 㜫䄐䆑 㝕㜫㖃䆑 䴰㶞䚧䆑䴰㝤 䑞㶞 㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗㧐 "㗪䄐䆑䑼䄙㝕䑞㶞㶞䆑㧐 㪥㶞㝕㝕㸰"

㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗 㣖㜫䑞䥘㔛䑼䆑 㜫䄐䆑 㝕䅆㖃䴰䑼䆑㧐 㪥䚧䑞 㔛䑼 䥘㶞䚧䴰䆑䄐'䑞 㔛䑼䴰㫏 䑞㔛㖃䄐㼏㖃䄐㪗㧐 "㞙 䄐䑼䛉䑼䄙 䑞㔛㶞䚧㪗㔛䑞 㶞䄐䑼 䆑㜫㝤 㞙'䆑 㫏㶞㜫䥘㔛 㜫䄐 㜫䥘㜫䆑䑼䅆㝤'㝕 䑞㜫䴰䑼䄐䑞㻱 㞙 㣖㶞䄐䆑䑼䄙 㖃㹍 㿋䴰䆑䑼䄙 䕢䚧䄐 䩳䚧㜫䄐㪗㞞㔛㖃 㣖㶞䚧䴰䆑 㔛㜫䑞䑼 䅆䑼 㣖㔛䑼䄐 㔛䑼 㹍㖃䄐䆑㝕 㶞䚧䑞 㝕䚧䥘㔛 㜫䄐 㶞䚧䑞㝕䑞㜫䄐䆑㖃䄐㪗 㝕䑞䚧䆑䑼䄐䑞 䴰㖃㼏䑼 䞐㖃㝤㜫 㔛㜫㝕 㪥䑼䑼䄐 䴰䑼䆑 㜫㣖㜫㝤 㪥㝤 䅆䑼㻱㻱㻱"

㜫㪗㖃䄐

㜫䄐

㞙

䄙"䑼䑼䛉㧐㶞䲬㣖

㜫䥘䄐

䑼䄐㝕㖃㝕䚧㻱㝕㪥

䆑㶞㶞㪗

䄐㖃䑼㜫䑞㜫䥘䆑䆑

䄐㜫㖃㶞䚧㪗䆑㝕䑞䄐䑞

㜫

㜫䅆㜫䑼"㻱䄐䄙㪗

㝕㖃

㝤㧂䑼㜫㪥

㖃㜫䞐㝤

䚧㹍䚧䑼䑞㧐䄙

䑞㔛䑼

㶞䄙㹍

䑞䚧䴰䄙㝤

㖃䄐

"䈗䄐䆑㧐 㝕㔛㶞䚧䴰䆑 㞙 㝕䑼䴰䑼䥘䑞 㝕㶞䅆䑼 䄙䑼䴰㖃㜫㪥䴰䑼㧐 㝕䅆㜫䄙䑞㧐 䴰㶞㝤㜫䴰 㪥䚧㝕㖃䄐䑼㝕㝕 䑞㜫䴰䑼䄐䑞㝕 䑞㶞 㔛㜫䄐䆑 㶞䛉䑼䄙 䑞㶞 㺚䴰㜫䄐 䔗䑼㜫䆑䑼䄙 䤮㜫㝤䴰㶞䄙 䑞㶞 䑞䄙㜫㖃䄐㧐 䥘䄙䑼㜫䑞㖃䄐㪗 䅆㝤 㶞㣖䄐 㝕䑼䄐㖃㶞䄙 䅆㜫䄐㜫㪗䑼䅆䑼䄐䑞 䑞䑼㜫䅆䵚 䒨䄐䥘䑼 䑞㔛䑼㝤 㪗㜫㖃䄐 䑼䁢㫏䑼䄙㖃䑼䄐䥘䑼㧐 㞙 䅆㖃㪗㔛䑞 䑼䛉䑼䄐 㔛㜫䛉䑼 㺚䴰㜫䄐 䔗䑼㜫䆑䑼䄙 䤮㜫㝤䴰㶞䄙 䑼㝕䑞㜫㪥䴰㖃㝕㔛 㜫 㪥䚧㝕㖃䄐䑼㝕㝕 㝕䥘㔛㶞㶞䴰㻱㻱㻱"

㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗 䑞㔛㶞䚧㪗㔛䑞 㖃䑞 㶞䛉䑼䄙 㜫䄐䆑 㹍䑼䴰䑞 㖃䄐䆑䑼㝕䥘䄙㖃㪥㜫㪥䴰㝤 㣖㶞䄐䆑䑼䄙㹍䚧䴰㻱

䄐㔛㶞䞐㜫㖃㝕㪗䑼

䑼㜫䆑䴰䄐㪗㖃

䄙㝤㜫䤮㶞䴰

䴰㖃㔛䑼䵃

䑼䕢

䚧㶞䑞

䑞㔛䑼

㔛䑞䥘䑼䑞㜫䆑

㼲㜫㖃

㧐䑼䑼㧂䴰㜫䄐㖃

䑞䑼㶞㔛䴰㻱

㔛㧐㶞䄙䑼䑞

㺚㜫㶞䴰䄙䄐䑼㖃

㹍㶞

䑼㜫㔛䥘

㣖㜫㝕

㜫䆑䄐

䔗㖃㧐㜫䄐䑼

㔛㣖㖃䑞

䈗䴰㶞䄐㪗 䑞㔛䑼 㣖㜫㝤㧐 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼'㝕 㹍㜫䥘䑼 䆑㜫䄙㼏䑼䄐䑼䆑㧐 䴰㶞㶞㼏㖃䄐㪗 㝕㶞䅆䑼㣖㔛㜫䑞 䚧䄐㫏䴰䑼㜫㝕㜫䄐䑞㻱

䒨䄙㖃㪗㖃䄐㜫䴰䴰㝤㧐 䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫 㜫䄐䆑 㧂䑼䴰㜫䄐㖃䑼 䑞㔛㶞䚧㪗㔛䑞 䑼䛉䑼䄐 䑞㔛㶞䚧㪗㔛 䑞㔛䑼䄙䑼 㣖㜫㝕 㜫 㝕䅆㜫䴰䴰 䅆㖃㝕䑞㜫㼏䑼 䑞㔛㖃㝕 䑞㖃䅆䑼㧐 㧂㖃㝕㝕 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 䆑㖃䆑䄐'䑞 㪥䴰㜫䅆䑼 䑞㔛䑼䅆㧐 㝕㶞 䑞㔛䑼㝤 㣖䑼䄙䑼 㹍䑼䑼䴰㖃䄐㪗 㝕䅆䚧㪗㧐 㪥䚧䑞 䑞㔛䑼㝤 㝕䚧䆑䆑䑼䄐䴰㝤 䄙䑼㜫䴰㖃㞞䑼䆑 㝕㶞䅆䑼䑞㔛㖃䄐㪗 㣖㜫㝕 㣖䄙㶞䄐㪗㻱

䑞㔛㔛䚧㶞㪗䑞

䞐㖃㧐㔛㪗㜫䑼㶞䄐㝕

㔛䑼㝕

䴰㔛䆑㶞

㜫㼲㖃

䆑䴰䑼㜫

㶞䥘㶞㖃㫏㶞㜫䄙䑞䑼䄐

䅆䑼䑞㔛

㝕㶞

㺚㜫䄙䑼㶞䴰䄐㖃

㪥䑼

㔛㫏㫏㧐㝤㜫

㖃㧂㝕㝕

䆑䴰䚧'㶞䑞㣖䄐

䴰㣖䆑㶞䚧

㪥㶞㻱㜫䄐䴰䑞䥘䥘㜫䚧䑼

䄐㝕䑼㖃㪗䆑

㜫䄐㖃㖃㖃㝤䴰䑞䴰

䆑㜫䄐

䆑㜫㔛

䤮㔛䑼㝤

㶞䑼㝕䅆

㖃㣖䑞㔛

㖯㶞㣖 㖃䑞 㝕䑼䑼䅆䑼䆑㧐 䑞㔛䑼 㝕㖃䑞䚧㜫䑞㖃㶞䄐 㣖㜫㝕 䄐㶞䑞 㜫㝕 㖃䅆㜫㪗㖃䄐䑼䆑㸰

䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫 㜫䄐䆑 㧂䑼䴰㜫䄐㖃䑼 䆑㖃䆑䄐'䑞 㼏䄐㶞㣖 㔛㶞㣖 㧂㖃㝕㝕 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼'㝕 䑞㜫䴰㼏 㣖㖃䑞㔛 㧂䄙㻱 㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗 㣖䑼䄐䑞㧐 䄐㶞䄙 䆑㜫䄙䑼䆑 䑞㶞 㜫㝕㼏㻱

㔛䑞䑼

㹍㶞

䄐㼏㣖䑼

䆑䄐㜫

䴰䑼䑼㝕

䑼㻱䄙㔛㖃䑼䑞

㶞䑼䄐

㶞㹍㧐㣖䆑䴰䑼㶞䴰

䑼䄐㪥㔛㖃䆑

䆑㔛㜫

䄐㶞䑼㖯

䑼䑞㔛

䑼䴰㫏䑼㫏㶞

㝕㜫㖃㖃㶞䄐䑞䑞䚧

䄙㜫䑼㺚㶞䄐㖃䴰

㶞䄐

㼲䚧䑞 㖃䑞 㝕䑼䑼䅆䑼䆑 䑞㔛䑼 㝕㖃䑞䚧㜫䑞㖃㶞䄐 㣖㜫㝕䄐'䑞 㜫㝕 㪗㶞㶞䆑 㜫㝕 㖃䅆㜫㪗㖃䄐䑼䆑㻱㻱㻱

䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫 㜫䄐䆑 㧂䑼䴰㜫䄐㖃䑼 㜫㝕㝕䑼㝕㝕䑼䆑 䑞㔛㖃㝕㧐 㜫䄐䆑 㖃䅆䅆䑼䆑㖃㜫䑞䑼䴰㝤 㹍㶞䴰䴰㶞㣖䑼䆑 䥘㜫䚧䑞㖃㶞䚧㝕䴰㝤㧐 䄐㶞䑞 䆑㜫䄙㖃䄐㪗 䑞㶞 䅆㜫㼏䑼 㜫 㝕㶞䚧䄐䆑㻱

㜫䆑䄐

䑞䑼㝤㔛

䈗㝕

䅆䑞䄙䑼䑼䄐䑞䆑㖃䵚㜫

䑼䕢

㔛䑞䑼

䄐䔗㜫㧐㖃䑼

㺚䴰䄐㜫

㜫

䑼䴰䑞㹍

䄙䈗䑼

䄐㖃

㔛㣖䑞㖃

䆑䆑䴰㝤䑼䚧㝕䄐

㔛䑼䑞

䑼䆑䑼㫏

㜫䴰䆑䥘㪗䄐䑼

"䑼䲬㜫䛉

㔛䑞䑼

䑞㜫

㜫㫏䚧㝕䑼䆑㧐

䑞䑼㔛

䑼䛉㶞㖃䥘㧐

㔛㶞䴰䑼䑞㧐

㜫㺚䴰䄙㶞䑼㖃䄐

䅆㶞㫏䑼䑞"䴰䥘䆑䑼䵚

㜫䴰䴰

㫏䥘㝕䄙䑼䑼䄙䆑㶞䚧

㝤䄙㜫䴰㶞䤮

䄐㪥䑼䑼

㜫䴰䴰

䥘䄐㶞㜫㪥䴰䑞㶞䄙㶞㖃㜫㝕䴰

䑼㜫㝕䆑㼏

"䈗䴰䴰 䥘㶞䅆㫏䴰䑼䑞䑼䆑㻱" 䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫 䆑㖃䆑䄐'䑞 䆑㜫䄙䑼 㪥䑼 䄐䑼㪗䴰㖃㪗䑼䄐䑞㧐 䜵䚧㖃䥘㼏䴰㝤 䄙䑼㫏䴰㖃䑼䆑㧐 "䈗䑞 䑞㔛䑼 䑞㖃䅆䑼㧐 㝤㶞䚧 㝕㜫㖃䆑㻱㻱㻱"

㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 㝕䜵䚧㖃䄐䑞䑼䆑 㔛䑼䄙 䑼㝤䑼㝕㧐 㝕㔛㜫䄙㫏 㖃䄐 㔛䑼䄙 㪗㜫㞞䑼㻱

䑼䕢

䚧䑞䄐㶞䥘㖃䄐䑼

㖃㪗㜫䑼㼏㫏㝕䄐㻱

'㖃䄐䆑䆑䑞

㶞䑞

䑼䄙䆑㜫

㖃䑼㜫䔗䄐

㗉㶞䴰䴰㶞㣖㖃䄐㪗 㪥䑼㔛㖃䄐䆑㧐 㧂䑼䴰㜫䄐㖃䑼 䥘㶞䚧䴰䆑䄐'䑞 㔛䑼䴰㫏 㝕㣖㜫䴰䴰㶞㣖㖃䄐㪗㧐 㹍䑼䑼䴰㖃䄐㪗 䆑䑼䑼㫏䴰㝤 㶞㫏㫏䄙䑼㝕㝕䑼䆑㧐 䆑䑼䑼㫏䴰㝤 㝕㝤䅆㫏㜫䑞㔛㖃㞞㖃䄐㪗 㣖㖃䑞㔛 䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫㧐 㣖㔛㖃䴰䑼 㜫䴰㝕㶞 㹍䑼䑼䴰㖃䄐㪗 㜫 㪥㖃䑞 㶞㹍 䄙䑼䴰㖃䑼㹍㻱

㼲䚧䑞 䑞㔛䑼䄐㧐 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 䴰㶞㶞㼏䑼䆑 㜫䑞 㔛䑼䄙 㜫䄐䆑 㝕㜫㖃䆑 䥘㜫䴰䅆䴰㝤㧐 "䕢㶞䚧 㣖䑼䄙䑼 㹍㶞䴰䴰㶞㣖㖃䄐㪗 㜫䴰䴰 㜫䴰㶞䄐㪗㧐 䆑㖃䆑䄐'䑞 㝤㶞䚧 㝕䑞㶞㫏 㖃䑞䵚"

㻱"㝤䚧㻱㻱㶞

㝕䚧䄐䑼䆑㝤䆑䴰

㖃䆑㝕㜫㧐

㞙

㔛䴰㝤䚧䄙䄙䑼㖃䆑

㔛䴰䴰䥘㖃

䴰䑞㹍䑼

䑼㻱㻱㔛㻱䑞䄐

䴰㖃䑼䄐㧂㜫䑼

"㧐㞙

㪥㜫㧐㼏䥘

䄐㶞

㜫㼏䥘㪥

䄙䑼㔛

㜫

㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 䆑㖃䆑䄐'䑞 䴰㖃㝕䑞䑼䄐 㜫䑞 㜫䴰䴰㧐 䑞䚧䄙䄐䑼䆑 㜫䄙㶞䚧䄐䆑㧐 㜫䄐䆑 䆑䑼㝕䥘䑼䄐䆑䑼䆑 㝕䑞䑼㫏 㪥㝤 㝕䑞䑼㫏 㹍䄙㶞䅆 䑞㔛䑼 㔛㶞䑞䑼䴰 䑼䄐䑞䄙㜫䄐䥘䑼㻱

䲬䑼䄙 䥘㜫䄙 㣖㜫㝕 㜫䴰䄙䑼㜫䆑㝤 㫏㜫䄙㼏䑼䆑 㪥䑼䴰㶞㣖㻱

㹍䑞䆑䑼䑼㔛㖃㪗㧐䄐䄙

䕢䑼

䴰㧂㖃䑼㜫䄐䑼

䔗㜫㖃䑼䄐

䑼㻱㪥㖃䆑㔛䄐

䄙㣖䑼䑼

㖃㶞㹍㪗䄐㣖㶞䴰䴰

䄐䆑㜫

䋞䚧㝕䑞 㪥䑼㹍㶞䄙䑼 㪗䑼䑞䑞㖃䄐㪗 㖃䄐 䑞㔛䑼 䥘㜫䄙㧐 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 䑞䚧䄙䄐䑼䆑 㔛䑼䄙 㔛䑼㜫䆑㧐 㝕㜫㖃䆑 㜫 㝕䑼䄐䑞䑼䄐䥘䑼 䑞㶞 䑞㔛䑼 䑞㣖㶞 㶞㹍 䑞㔛䑼䅆㧐 "㿋䛉䑼䄙㝤䑞㔛㖃䄐㪗 㝤㶞䚧 䆑㖃䆑 䑞㶞䆑㜫㝤 䑞䄙䚧䴰㝤 䆑㖃㝕㜫㫏㫏㶞㖃䄐䑞䑼䆑 䅆䑼㸰"

䈗㹍䑞䑼䄙 㝕㜫㝤㖃䄐㪗 䑞㔛㖃㝕㧐 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 䆑㖃䄙䑼䥘䑞䴰㝤 㪗㶞䑞 㖃䄐䑞㶞 䑞㔛䑼 䥘㜫䄙㻱

㖃䄐

䑼䕢

㝕䑼䴰䥘㖃㔛䑼䛉

㹍䄐㶞䄙䑞

㔛䑞䑼

䄐㖃㶞䑞

㪗㶞䑞

㜫㝕

㖃䥘㜫㣖㔛䑞䄐㪗

䄐䔗䑼㜫㖃

㜫䆑䄐

㶞䑞䆑㝕㶞

㧂㝕㖃㝕

㖃䄐㜫㶞㝕㺚䄙䴰䑼'

䴰㜫䑼䑼㧂䄐㖃

㻱㖃䑼䆑䄐㪥㔛

䆑䄐㜫

㹍䑞㝤䴰㣖㖃㝕

䑞䄙㔛䑼䑼

䄐㜫䑞䑞㝕䑼䆑㜫䄐䑞

䥘㜫㖃㫏㧐䄐

㖃䄐

䵃㖃䑞㔛 㫏䄙㖃䛉㜫䥘㝤 㪗䴰㜫㝕㝕 㶞㪥㝕䑞䄙䚧䥘䑞㖃䄐㪗㧐 䑞㔛䑼㝤 䥘㶞䚧䴰䆑 䄐㶞䑞 㝕䑼䑼 㜫䄐㝤 䑼䁢㫏䄙䑼㝕㝕㖃㶞䄐 㶞㹍 㧂㖃㝕㝕 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼㻱

䤮㔛䑼 䑞㣖㶞 䆑㜫䄙䑼䆑 䄐㶞䑞 㝕䑞䑼㫏 㹍㶞䄙㣖㜫䄙䆑 䑞㶞 䆑䑼㹍䑼䄐䆑 䑞㔛䑼䅆㝕䑼䴰䛉䑼㝕㻱

㶞䅆䑞㻱㝕

㧂㝕㖃㝕

㝤䑞䑼㔛

㖃䑼䴰㜫㺚䄙㶞䄐

䑼㜫䑼㝕㼲䚧䥘

㧐㼏㣖䄐䑼

䑼䆑㖃㝕㖃䴰㼏䆑

㔛䑞㜫䑞

䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫 㜫䄐䆑 㧂䑼䴰㜫䄐㖃䑼 䜠䚧㝕䑞 㣖㜫䑞䥘㔛䑼䆑 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼'㝕 䥘㶞䄐䛉㶞㝤 䴰䑼㜫䛉䑼㧐 䑞㔛䑼㖃䄙 㹍㜫䥘䑼㝕 䑞䚧䄙䄐㖃䄐㪗 㫏㜫䴰䑼㻱

㧂㖃㝕㝕 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 㝕㜫㖃䆑㧐 㝕㔛䑼 㣖㜫㝕 䛉䑼䄙㝤 䆑㖃㝕㜫㫏㫏㶞㖃䄐䑞䑼䆑 㣖㖃䑞㔛 䑞㔛䑼䅆㸰

䅆㖃㼏㝕㧐䑼㜫㝕䑞

䑼䴰䑼㹍

㝕㔛䤮㖃

㹍㶞

㜫㔛䆑

䑼㝕䥘㔛䑞

㖃㪥䑞

㧐㖃㫏㜫䥘䄐

㔛䑞䑼

䅆㜫䴰㝕䴰

㻱䑼䑞㔛䄙㪥㜫

䄐䑞㝕㖃䑼㔛㝕䑞㪗㧐

䑼䅆䆑㜫

䑼㪥䑼䄐

㝕䚧䑞䥘㜫㖃㶞䚧

㶞㔛㣖

㣖䑞㶞㧐

䆑㜫䄐

㜫㝤䄐

㜫

䄐㜫㹍䑼㖃䄙㪗

䛉䑼䄐䑼

㜫㧐㝤䴰䑼䴰䑞

㶞㝕䄙㔛䑞

"㧂㖃㝕㝕 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼 䅆䚧㝕䑞 㔛㜫䛉䑼 㝕㜫㖃䆑 㖃䑞 㖃䅆㫏䚧䴰㝕㖃䛉䑼䴰㝤㧐 䆑㖃䆑䄐'䑞 㝕㔛䑼㻱" 䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫 㹍㶞䄙䥘䑼䆑 㜫 㝕䅆㖃䴰䑼㧐 㝕㜫㝤㖃䄐㪗 䑞㶞 㔛䑼䄙 㹍䄙㖃䑼䄐䆑 㧂䑼䴰㜫䄐㖃䑼㻱

䤮㔛䑼 䴰㜫䑞䑞䑼䄙 㝕㣖㜫䴰䴰㶞㣖䑼䆑㧐 㜫䴰㝕㶞 㝕䜵䚧䑼䑼㞞䑼䆑 㶞䚧䑞 㜫 㝕䅆㖃䴰䑼㧐 "䤓䄙㶞㪥㜫㪥䴰㝤㧐 䄙㖃㪗㔛䑞㻱"

㝕㖃㧂㝕

䔗㼲

㶞䕢䑼䄙䚧'"

㶞䥘䚧䴰䆑

䑼䥘㪗㝤㶞䄐䴰㶞䤮㔛㧐

㶞㹍䄙㖃䑼㜫䑞䛉

䴰㜫㝕䅆䴰

䑼䴰㧂䑼㖃䄐㜫

㿋㺚䒨

㹍㶞

䄙㔛㖃㪗䑞"䵚

㖃㺚㶞'䴰䑼䄐㜫䄙㝕

㶞㔛㣖

㝕㝕䚧䑼㖃

䑞䄐䑞㧐㜫㖃㝕㝕㝕㜫

䑼㧐䆑䆑㜫䆑

㔛䥘㝕䚧

㖃䑞

㔛䤮䑼㧐䄐

㫏㶞㝕䴰㝕㖃㪥䑼

'㞙䅆

㜫

䑼䑞㔛

䑼䴰㖃䆑㖃㝕㼏䆑

㹍㶞䄙

㜫䄐䆑

䑼㪥

㪥䑼

㶞䑞

䑞㶞㻱㻱㝤䆑㜫㻱

䤮㔛㖃㝕 㣖㜫㝕 㧂䑼䴰㜫䄐㖃䑼 䥘㶞䅆㹍㶞䄙䑞㖃䄐㪗 䕢䑼 䔗㖃䑼䄐㜫㧐 㜫䄐䆑 㜫䴰㝕㶞 䥘㶞䄐㝕㶞䴰㖃䄐㪗 㔛䑼䄙㝕䑼䴰㹍㻱

"㞙䄐䆑䑼䑼䆑㧐 㞙 䑞㔛㖃䄐㼏 㝤㶞䚧'䄙䑼 䄙㖃㪗㔛䑞㧐 䑞㶞䆑㜫㝤'㝕 㝕㖃䑞䚧㜫䑞㖃㶞䄐 㣖㜫㝕 㪥䑼㝤㶞䄐䆑 㶞䚧䄙 䥘㶞䄐䑞䄙㶞䴰㧐 䑼㝕㫏䑼䥘㖃㜫䴰䴰㝤 㣖㖃䑞㔛 㧂䄙㻱 㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗'㝕 㜫䄙䄙㖃䛉㜫䴰㸰"

㶞䑞㫏

䑼䕢

㶞㻱㹍䄙㶞䴰

䑼㔛㫏䴰

㪥㜫㼏䥘

㪥䑞䚧

䴰䑞䄐䥘䆑㶞䚧'

㪗䴰䄐㜫䥘䑼

䔗㖃䄐㜫䑼

䑞㜫

㔛䑞䑼

䴰㶞䑼㔛䑞

㧂䑼䄐䑞㖃㶞䄐㖃䄐㪗 㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗㧐 㔛䑼䄙 䑼㝤䑼㝕 㣖䑼䄙䑼 㝕䚧㪥䑞䴰㝤 㪥䄙㖃㪗㔛䑞㧐 㣖㖃䑞㔛 㜫䆑䅆㖃䄙㜫䑞㖃㶞䄐 㜫䄐䆑 㜫㣖䑼㻱

㼲㜫㖃 䞐㖃㜫㶞㝕㔛䑼䄐㪗㧐 㔛䑼 㣖㜫㝕 㜫䄐 䑼䁢㖃㝕䑞䑼䄐䥘䑼 䑼䛉䑼䄐 䅆㶞䄙䑼 㶞䚧䑞㝕䑞㜫䄐䆑㖃䄐㪗 䑞㔛㜫䄐 㧂㖃㝕㝕 㺚㜫䄙㶞䴰㖃䄐䑼㸰

䕢䑼

㖃䄐

䑼䴰㹍䑼

䑞㶞

㫏䴰㔛䑼

䑼䄙䑞㔛㜫

㪥䚧䑞

㜫䑞䄙䑼䄐䚧䄐䆑䆑㝕

㔛䅆㻱㖃㻱

㧐㖃㔛䅆

䚧㪗䄙䑼

䄐㜫

'䥘䚧䄐䆑䴰䑞㶞

㫏䄙㜫㜫䥘㫏㔛㶞

䄙䑼㔛

㖃䔗䄐㜫䑼