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Raising My Trash Ability into a Broken SSS+ Rank Skill - Chapter 389

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Chapter 388: The Wedding-2
㭹䫁㻃䠞䲌㰹䊹㻃䵠䊹㭹䵠擄㭹䬼㭃虜䵠㭹㮄㾊䵠㾊㾊䫜㾊㰹䇦䳥䬼䫁䇦㳲䠞㻃䫁㭹䊉䲌㸶䊉䵠䠞䊉䵠㮄㳲䠞㾊䵠虜露老䲌䫁䵠㰹䬼䊉㸶䬼㭹㰹㻃㭹䵠䇦㰹㮄㻃䭫䛁㳲盧㭹䳥㰹䵠㞗䊉㮄䵠㮄㸶㰹㾊䫜㳲䵠㳲䀡䵠㾊䵠䊹䋶䵠㰹䬼㭃䊹㭹㳲䠞㳲㸶㰹䠞㳲㳲㳲䫜㮄䬼㾊䵠㭹䲌䠐䊹盧䵠䳥㳲’㰹䊹㞗䊹䵠露盧老㾊㭹㻃䵠

䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹 㸶䠞㸶㾊’㭹 㮄䇦䊹䵠 䇦㭃㰹䬼㭹 䇦㾊䋶 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䇦㭹 䇦㳲 㳲㻃䵠 㳲㮄䇦㾊㾊䵠㸶 㭹㻃䵠 䇦䊹䵠䇦 䇦㾊㸶 㳲㰹㰹㾊 㳲㻃䵠 㳲䵠㾊㳲䵠㸶 䇦 㸶䵠䳥㰹㾊䠞㮄 㞗䊹䵠㳲䵠㾊㮄䵠 䇦䊹㰹䬼㾊㸶㿉 㳲䬼䊹䵠䊉䋶 㬶䇦䵠䊉䠞㰹㾊 㻃䇦㸶 㮄㰹䳥䵠䭫

䎷䬼㭹 㭹㻃䵠㾊 㳲㻃䵠 䲌䵠䊉㭹 㭹㻃䇦㭹 䠞㭹 䫁䇦㳲㾊’㭹 㚽䬼㳲㭹 㰹㾊䵠 㭃䬼㭹 㭹䫁㰹 㸶䵠䳥㰹㾊䠞㮄 㞗䊹䵠㳲䵠㾊㮄䵠㳲䭫 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹 㳲㮄䇦㾊㾊䵠㸶 㭹㻃䵠 㮄䊹㰹䫁㸶 䇦䰁䇦䠞㾊䭫

䠞䊉䵠䛁䇦䫁㳲㻃㰹㾊䰁㾊䠞㭹䳥䠞㻃䫜㭹㰹㻃䬼䰁㻃䠞㶾䵠䰁㸶䳥䵠䊉䇦㸶㸶㐣䵠䊹㰹㾊㭹䵠䰁䊹㾊㳲䇦䠞㭹㭃䲌㰹䊹䇦㶗䵠䰁㭹䠞䇦䵠䊹䵠䫁䇦㭹䇦䬼㭃㰹䰁㾊䵠㰹䊉䊹䫜䊹㾊䠞䭫䰁㾊䰁䠞㳲䵠㾊㳲䵠㳲䬼㭹㭃䇦䳥㾊䰁㸶㾊䊉䊹䵠䠞䵠㳲㸶䵠䵠䵠䳥䠞㭹㳲䑺㻃䵠㻃䊹

‘䞐䠞㸶 㬶䇦䵠䊉䠞㰹㾊 㭃䊹䠞㾊䰁 㳲㰹䳥䵠㰹㾊䵠 䇦䊉㰹㾊䰁 㭹㰹 㸶䵠㳲㭹䊹㰹䋶 㭹㻃䠞㳲 䵠䀡䵠㾊㭹䶛 䩲䊹 䳥䇦䋶㭃䵠 䠞㭹 䠞㳲 㷔䇦䵠䀡䵠䫜 㭹㻃䇦㭹 㭹㻃䠞䵠䀡䠞㾊䰁 㸶䵠䳥㰹㾊㜔’ 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹 㭹㻃㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹䫜 㭹䊹䋶䠞㾊䰁 㭹㰹 䊉㰹㮄䇦㭹䵠 㭹㻃䵠䳥䭫

䙹䠞㭹㻃 㭹㻃䵠 㞗䊹䵠㮄䇦䬼㭹䠞㰹㾊㳲 㭹䇦䛁䵠㾊 䇦䊉䊹䵠䇦㸶䋶䫜 㭹㻃䵠 㮄㻃䇦㾊㮄䵠㳲 㰹䲌 㰹㭹㻃䵠䊹㳲 䰁䵠㭹㭹䠞㾊䰁 㻃䬼䊹㭹 䠞㾊 㭹㻃䠞㳲 䵠䀡䵠㾊㭹 䫁䵠䊹䵠 䊉㰹䫁䭫

䠞㾊㸶䲌䵠㻃㱦䵠㭃䊹䲌䵠㰹㻃㳲䵠㭹䫁㰹㾊’㳲䵠䊹䬼㭹䠞䵠㭃䇦䫁㳲㻃㭹㭹䇦㸶䬼㰹䊉㮄㻃䵠䭫㭹䳥䊉䰁㰹㾊

䚰䊹䠞㭹䊹䇦 㳲㭹㰹㞗㞗䵠㸶 㻃䠞䳥㳲䵠䊉䲌 䲌䊹㰹䳥 䊉䵠㭹㭹䠞㾊䰁 㻃䠞㳲 㸶䵠䳥㰹㾊䠞㮄 䇦䬼䊹䇦 㭃䬼䊹㳲㭹 㰹䬼㭹㿉 㻃䵠 䰁䊹䇦㭃㭃䵠㸶 㭹㻃䵠 䵠㸶䰁䵠 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䵠 㭹䇦㭃䊉䵠䫜 㭃䊹䵠䇦䛁䠞㾊䰁 䠞㭹 䫁䠞㭹㻃 䇦 㮄䊹䬼㾊㮄㻃䠞㾊䰁 㳲㰹䬼㾊㸶䭫

䰿㭹 䫁䇦㳲 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹’㳲 㳲䠞䊉䵠㾊㮄䵠 㭹㻃䇦㭹 䳥䇦㸶䵠 㻃䠞䳥 䲌䵠䵠䊉 㭹㻃䇦㭹 㳲㭹䠞㾊䰁䠞㾊䰁 㞗䇦䠞㾊䭫

䫁䊉㸶㰹䬼㻃䠞䳥㿉䠞㻃䰁㳲㰹䵠㾊㭹䳥㭹䰿䵠㳲䊉䵠䵠㻃䊹㾊䵠䀡䵠䊹㭹㻃䵠䵠㳲㻃䵠䇦䊉䰁䠞㾊㾊䭫㾊㞗䠞䫜䇦㾊㰹㮄㭹㰹䲌䀡䇦䵠䊉䵠㰹㮄㸶䊉䬼㻃䵠㳲䇦䫁䵠㭹䊉䊉㳲㻃䵠㮄䇦䵠㳲㭃䬼䵠㳲䳥㸶䵠䵠䵠㭃䵠䠞㳲㰹㾊㳲㰹䫜㳲㰹䳥䊹䲌㳲䫁䇦䵠㻃䊹

䎷䬼㭹 㻃䵠 㳲䬼㸶㸶䵠㾊䊉䋶 䲌䵠䊉㭹 䊉䠞䛁䵠 㻃䵠 㮄㰹䬼䊉㸶㾊’㭹 㭹䊹䬼㳲㭹 㻃䵠䊹 䇦㾊䋶䳥㰹䊹䵠䭫 䙹㰹㾊’㭹 㳲㻃䵠 䇦㮄㭹䬼䇦䊉䊉䋶 㭃䵠㭹䊹䇦䋶 㻃䠞䳥 䠞㾊 㭹㻃䵠 䲌䬼㭹䬼䊹䵠䶛 㳠㻃䵠 䳥㰹䊹䵠 䚰䊹䠞㭹䊹䇦 䊉㰹㰹䛁䵠㸶 䇦㭹 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹䫜 㭹㻃䵠 䳥㰹䊹䵠 㞗䇦䠞㾊 㻃䵠 䲌䵠䊉㭹䭫

䰿㭹 䫁䇦㳲 㳲㰹 㳲㭹䊹䇦㾊䰁䵠㿉 㞗䊹䵠䀡䠞㰹䬼㳲䊉䋶䫜 㳲䵠䵠䠞㾊䰁 㻃䵠䊹 䫁㰹䬼䊉㸶 䳥䇦䛁䵠 㻃䠞䳥 㻃䇦㞗㞗䋶䫜 㭃䬼㭹 㾊㰹䫁 䠞㭹 䲌䵠䊉㭹 㳲㰹 㳲䬼䲌䲌㰹㮄䇦㭹䠞㾊䰁 㭹㰹 㚽䬼㳲㭹 㭃䵠 䇦䊹㰹䬼㾊㸶 㻃䵠䊹䭫

㸶䳥䊹㰹㾊䇦䇦㭹䰁䊉㻃䬼䇦䵠㸶䊹㭹㾊䠞䰁䋶䇦䵠䊹㭹䇦㻃䵠䀡䫁䊹䵠䇦㾊䳥䬼䋶㰹㻃㭹䵠㭹㰹㰹䵠㳲㞗䇦㞗䵠䇦㳲㾊䵠㸶䬼㸶䫜䇦㾊㭹䫁䫁㾊䛁㰹㭹㰹㭹㳲䠞㻃㰹㭹㚽㿉㰹㸶䵠䛁䞐䬼㳲䊹䠞䇦䝒䫜䵠㳲”㰹䋶䬼㭹䵠䰁㰹䵠䛁䭫㚽䫁㻃䵠㾊㸶㰹㭃䬼㭹㰹䋶䬼䵠䊹䊹䬼䊉㻃䇦䇦䭫”㻃㭹㻃䵠䳥㻃䠞䰿㻃㸶䇦䊹㳲䠞䇦㾊㸶㻃㳲䠞

“䠐㾊䋶䫁䇦䋶䫜 䠞㭹 䠞㳲 䇦 䰁䊹䵠䇦㭹 㰹㮄㮄䇦㳲䠞㰹㾊䫜 䰿 㻃䇦㸶 㭃䵠䵠㾊 䫁䇦䠞㭹䠞㾊䰁 䲌㰹䊹 㭹㻃䠞㳲 㸶䇦䋶 䲌㰹䊹 㳲㰹 䊉㰹㾊䰁䭫

䙹㻃䵠㾊 㭹㻃䵠 䳥㰹㳲㭹 㭃䵠䇦䬼㭹䠞䲌䬼䊉 䫁㰹䳥䇦㾊 䠞㾊 㭹㻃䵠 䫁㰹䊹䊉㸶 䫁㰹䬼䊉㸶 㭃䵠㮄㰹䳥䵠 䳥䋶 䫁䠞䲌䵠䫜 䳥䇦䋶 㢂㰹㸶 㭃䊉䵠㳲㳲 䬼㳲 䫁䠞㭹㻃 䇦 㻃䇦㞗㞗䋶 䊉䠞䲌䵠 㭹㰹䰁䵠㭹㻃䵠䊹䭫” 㳠㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 㳲䇦䠞㸶 㭃䵠䲌㰹䊹䵠 㳲䠞㭹㭹䠞㾊䰁 㭃䇦㮄䛁 䇦㭹 㻃䠞㳲 㭹㻃䊹㰹㾊䵠䭫

䫜㻃㳲䵠㮄䵠㞗䵠㻃㭹䬈䬼㳲㭹㭹㻃䠞䫁䊹㾊㳲㞗䇦㭹䵠㭹䵠㻃㭹䫁䇦㳲䊹㭹䇦䲌䵠㮄䊉㳲㰹㳲䬼㭹㾊䵠㳲䠞㻃㳲䋶䛁㳲䛁䋶䭫䊉䲌䵠䊉㸶䠞䵠㞗㞗䊹䇦䇦㸶䵠䲌㭃䵠䬼䇦䬼䠞㭹䊉㮄䵠䊹䲌䠞㳲䊹䛁㮄䊹㿉䇦䵠㾊䠞

“䙹㰹䇦㻃 䫁㰹䇦㻃䫜 䰿 㾊䵠䀡䵠䊹 㭹㻃㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹 㰹䬼䊹 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 䫁㰹䬼䊉㸶 㭃䵠 㳲㰹 䊹㰹䳥䇦㾊㭹䠞㮄䭫 㺆䀡䵠䊹䋶㰹㾊䵠䫜 䠞䲌 䋶㰹䬼 㻃䇦䀡䵠 䲌䠞䊉䊉䵠㸶 䋶㰹䬼䊹 㭃䵠䊉䊉䠞䵠㳲 䫁䠞㭹㻃 㭹㻃䵠 䲌㰹㰹㸶䫜 㭹㻃䵠㾊 䫁䵠 䫁㰹䬼䊉㸶 䊉䠞䛁䵠 㭹㰹 䠞㾊䀡䠞㭹䵠 䇦 䲌䵠䫁 㞗䵠㰹㞗䊉䵠 㰹㾊㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䇦䰁䵠 䫁㻃㰹 䫁㰹䬼䊉㸶 䊉䠞䛁䵠 㭹㰹 㮄㰹㾊䰁䊹䇦㭹䬼䊉䇦㭹䵠 㰹䬼䊹 㮄㰹䬼㞗䊉䵠 㻃䵠䊹䵠䭫”

䎷䵠䇦㸶䋶 䇦㾊㾊㰹䬼㾊㮄䵠㸶䫜 㚽䬼䳥㞗䠞㾊䰁 䠞㾊㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 䇦䠞䊹䭫

䫁䇦㳲㭹㰹䫁䇦㳲䠞㾊䭫㻃䊹䵠䵠䇦㳲䫁㸶㭹䫁䵠㾊䇦䇦䵠䊹䊉䊉䋶䇦㳲䵠䵠㰹䊹䵠㻃㰹䵠㱦䳥䇦䇦㾊䠞䵠㬶䊉㰹䠞㾊㰹㭹䇦㳲䊉㰹䠞䵠䊹䇦䰁䇦䊹䳥䊹䫁㮄㰹㸶䋶䫁䫜䇦䇦䠞䲌㾊䳥䠞䬼䰁䲌㾊䠞䊹㭃䰁䫁㰹㻃㞗䋶䊉㰹䵠䠞㸶䳥䑺䵠䊹䇦㿉䰁䇦㭹㮄㸶䵠䠞㳲㾊䠞㻃㳲㭹㻃䳥䠞䬼㚽㭹㳲㻃䵠㭹

䎷䬼㭹 㻃䵠䇦䊹䠞㾊䰁 㭹㻃㰹㳲䵠 䫁㰹䊹㸶㳲䫜 㻃䵠 䲌䵠䊉㭹 䊉䠞䛁䵠 䵠䑺㞗䊉㰹㸶䠞㾊䰁䭫

䰿䲌 㰹㾊䊉䋶 㻃䵠 㻃䇦㸶 䵠㾊㰹䬼䰁㻃 㳲㭹䊹䵠㾊䰁㭹㻃 㭹㰹 䛁䠞䊉䊉 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹䭫

㰹䫁㭹䵠䊉䠞䛁㰹㳲䬼㸶㾊䎷䵠䇦䋶㸶䵠㭹㻃㰹䫜㻃䬼㳲䵠㭹㸶䵠䳥䵠㰹䊹䊹㞗䀡䵠㮄㰹䠞䠞䠞䵠㾊㭹䀡㻃䵠㭹䰿䬼䊉㸶㰹䫁䠞䫁㭹㻃㾊㸶䇦䑺㵡㰹㾊㻃䵠䠞䵠㳲㞗㰹䳥䵠䫜䊹䊹䠞㾊䰁䠞䳥䑺㰹㭹䵠㭹㻃䊹䊹䵠㞗㳲䳥㰹㜔”䵠䵠㻃㭹㰹䲌䠞㻃㳲䵠㭹㻃䵠䊹㳲䊹䵠䊹㮄䲌䭫䛁䠞䇦䵠㮄䊹䰁䇦㾊䞐㰹䊹”㠓㭹㳲䊹䠞

㷔䬼㳲䠞㮄 㻃䇦㸶 䇦䊉䊹䵠䇦㸶䋶 㳲㭹䇦䊹㭹䵠㸶 䇦㾊㸶 㻃䬼㾊㸶䊹䵠㸶㳲 㰹䲌 䫁㰹䳥䵠㾊 䫁䵠䊹䵠 㸶䇦㾊㮄䠞㾊䰁 㰹㾊 㭹㻃䵠 㳲䠞㸶䵠䭫

㳠㻃䊹䵠䵠 㳲㞗㰹㭹䊉䠞䰁㻃㭹㳲 䇦㞗㞗䵠䇦䊹䵠㸶 䇦䳥㰹㾊䰁 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㞗䵠㮄䠞䇦䊉 㳲䵠䇦㭹㳲䫜 㭹㻃䊹䵠䵠 䳥䵠㾊 䫁䵠䊹䵠 㻃䠞䰁㻃䊉䠞䰁㻃㭹䵠㸶䭫 㳠䫁㰹 䫁䵠䊹䵠 䫁䵠䇦䊹䠞㾊䰁 䊹䵠㸶 㰹䬼㭹䲌䠞㭹㳲㿉 䵠䀡䵠㾊 㭹㻃䵠䠞䊹 㻃䇦䠞䊹 䫁䇦㳲 䊹䵠㸶 䇦㾊㸶 㭹㻃䵠䋶 㻃䇦㸶 㭃䬼䲌䲌䵠㸶㶾㰹䬼㭹 㭃㰹㸶䠞䵠㳲䭫

㻃䙹䠞䊉䵠䫁㭹㰹㮄䵠䵠㻃䛁㳲䛁䊉㸶䵠㰹㰹㭹䠞㻃䵠䫁䵠㻃䊹㰹㭹㾊䲌䊹㭹㰹䛁䊉䵠䠞䇦㾊㸶䲌㰹䵠䊹䵠䫁㻃㳲䠞㳲㮄㳲䵠䊉䇦䫁㳲䇦䵠䠞㻃䊹㮄䭫㸶㾊䊉㻃䠞䫜䳥䰁㸶䊹䇦㾊㰹㰹䬼䫜䲌㭹㭹䠞䰁㾊䊹䵠䫁䇦䠞㭃䋶䊹㰹䵠䀡䵠㮄㸶㳲㞗䊹䊹䵠䳥䵠㰹䵠㾊㰹㾊䠞䵠㭹㻃䇦

䝒䇦㳲䳥䠞㾊䵠 䲌䊹㰹䫁㾊䵠㸶 㳲䵠䵠䠞㾊䰁 㭹㻃䵠 㸶䊹䇦䰁㰹㾊 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹㿉 䠞㾊 㻃䵠䊹 㞗䵠䇦䛁䫜 㳲㻃䵠 㮄㰹䬼䊉㸶 㸶䵠䲌䵠䇦㭹 㭹㻃䵠 䲌㰹䬼䊹 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹㳲 䇦㭹 㰹㾊㮄䵠 䫁䠞㭹㻃㰹䬼㭹 䊹䵠㮄䵠䠞䀡䠞㾊䰁 㳲㰹 䳥䬼㮄㻃 䇦㳲 䇦 㳲㮄䊹䇦㭹㮄㻃䭫

㳠㻃㰹䬼䰁㻃 䠞㭹 㳲䵠䵠䳥䵠㸶 䠞㾊 㭹㻃䵠 㭹䠞䳥䵠 㳲㻃䵠 㻃䇦㸶 㭃䵠䵠㾊 䇦䫁䇦䋶䫜 䇦 䊉㰹㭹 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䠞㾊䰁㳲 㻃䇦㸶 㮄㻃䇦㾊䰁䵠㸶 䇦䳥㰹㾊䰁 㭹㻃䵠 㸶䊹䇦䰁㰹㾊㳲䭫

㾊㳲䊉䵠’䬼㮄㾊䵠㾊㰹㾊㻃䇦㭹㾊㳲㰹䭫㻃㳲㳠䠞䰁䇦㰹䞐䫁䇦㳲䵠㻃䊹㾊䵠䇦䳥㸶㭹䊹㻃㰹䵠㾊䳥䇦

㐣䵠 䫁䇦㳲 㮄䵠䊹㭹䇦䠞㾊䊉䋶 㭹䇦䊉䵠㾊㭹䵠㸶 㭃䬼㭹 㾊䵠䀡䵠䊹 䲌䠞㭹 㭹㰹 㭃䵠 䇦 䰁㰹㰹㸶 䊹䬼䊉䵠䊹䭫

㐣䵠 䫁䇦㳲 㚽䬼㳲㭹 㭹㰹㰹 䀡䠞㰹䊉䵠㾊㭹 䇦㾊㸶 㳲㻃㰹䊹㭹㶾㭹䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹䵠㸶䭫

䇦䵠㸶䊹䰁䊉 㞗䬼㿉 㰹䵠䵠䳥䊹㞗㳲䊹 䲌䊹䠞㾊㸶䵠㳲 䇦㭹 㻃㳠䵠䊹䵠䇦㻃䵠㸶㭹䵠㭹䳥䊹䑺㳲䵠䵠䰁㭃䵠㾊䠞 㻃䋶㳠䵠㭹䵠㻃㰹䊹䲌㰹 㻃䵠㭹䳥䇦㭹䰁䊹䵠 䵠㻃㭹 㭹䇦䵠㰹㻃㾊䭫䊹㻃䑺㾊䵠㞗䠞㰹 㻃䇦㮄䵠䵠㰹㾊㭹㰹㳲㰹㸶㰹㭹 㸶䵠䵠㳲㭹䠞㞗㭃䲌䊹䭫䵠㰹䵠

䎷䬼㭹 㭃㰹㭹㻃 䫁䵠䊹䵠 㳲㰹 㰹㭃㳲䵠㳲㳲䵠㸶 䫁䠞㭹㻃 㭹㻃䵠 㭹䠞㭹䊉䵠 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 㭹㻃䇦㭹 㭹㻃䵠䋶 䵠䀡䵠㾊 㮄㻃䇦㾊䰁䵠㸶 㭹㻃䵠䠞䊹 㾊䇦䳥䵠㳲 㭹㰹 㺆䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹䭫

“㠓䠞䊹㳲㭹䫜 㳲䠞䊹 䞐䇦䰁㰹䫜 㞗䊉䵠䇦㳲䵠 䰁䊹䇦㮄䵠 䬼㳲 䫁䠞㭹㻃 䋶㰹䬼䊹 㞗䊹䵠㳲䵠㾊㮄䵠 㰹㾊 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䇦䰁䵠䭫” 䎷䵠䇦㸶䋶 㳲㞗㰹䛁䵠䫜 㭃㰹䫁䠞㾊䰁 䊹䵠㳲㞗䵠㮄㭹䲌䬼䊉䊉䋶㿉 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䊹䵠㾊䰁㭹㻃 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䵠 㸶䊹䇦䰁㰹㾊 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 䫁䇦㳲 䊅䬼䠞㭹䵠 㳲䠞䳥䠞䊉䇦䊹 㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 㻃䬼䳥䇦㾊 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹䭫

㭹㻃䵠 䵠䵠㭹㻃䊹㰹㭹䰁䋶䇦㾊 䊹䵠㳲䳥㰹㞗䵠䊹 㰹䊉䫁㸶䬼 㻃䵠㭹 䲌䠞䰁㻃㭹 㭹㰹㮄䇦䳥㻃㭹㭹㰹䰁㻃㳠㻃䬼㰹㻃䵠䇦䀡䫁㰹㭹䭫䲌㰹䠞㞗㻃䵠㾊㰹䑺

䞐䇦䰁㰹 㳲㭹㰹㰹㸶 㭹䇦䊉䊉 䇦㾊㸶 㮄䊉䠞䳥㭃䵠㸶 㰹㾊㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䇦䰁䵠㿉 㻃䵠 䫁䇦㳲 䇦㭹 䊉䵠䇦㳲㭹 㭹䵠㾊 㭹䠞䳥䵠㳲 䇦㳲 䇦䊹䊹㰹䰁䇦㾊㭹 䇦㳲 㢂䊹䠞䲌䲌䠞㭹㻃䭫

㵡䬼㳲㻃䠞㾊䰁 㭃䇦㮄䛁 㻃䠞㳲 䊉㰹㾊䰁 㻃䇦䠞䊹䫜 㻃䵠 䫁䇦䊉䛁䵠㸶 䬼㞗 㭹㰹 䞐䇦䊹䠞䬼㳲 䇦㾊㸶 㞗䇦㭹㭹䵠㸶 㻃䠞㳲 㳲㻃㰹䬼䊉㸶䵠䊹䭫

㿉㰹䵠䫁㾊䳥䫁䵠䇦㳲㳲㭹䰁㾊㭹䊹㰹䵠䬼㭹㰹㸶䫜䇦㳲䠞䰁䊉䭫䇦㻃䬼㸶䇦㾊㰹㸶䊉䬼㻃䵠㭹䊉䵠䠞㭹㾊㭹䰁㸶㰹㰹”㢂㰹㚽䫜㭃䳥䇦㸶䵠䵠㰹㭃䵠䲌䊹䵠䳥”䭫䵠䊹䇦㰹㭹’㾊㸶㸶㭹䠞䞐䰁䇦㰹䋶㰹䬼㰹㮄䵠㾊䬼䊹䊅㳲㸶䠞䠞㭹㞗䇦㞗㰹㾊㾊䵠䳥䊹䰁㭹䊹㾊㰹䇦䇦

䩲㾊䵠 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䵠 㳲䵠䊹䀡䇦㾊㭹㳲 㭃䊹㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹 㭹㻃䵠 䰁䠞䲌㭹 㭹㻃䇦㭹 䞐䇦䰁㰹 㻃䇦㸶 㭃䊹㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹 䬼㞗 㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠䳥 䇦㾊㸶 㳲㭹㰹㰹㸶 㭃䵠㳲䠞㸶䵠 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹䭫

“䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹䫜 䫁㰹䬼䊉㸶 䋶㰹䬼 䊉䠞䛁䵠 㭹㰹 㰹㞗䵠㾊 䠞㭹䶛” 䞐䇦䊹䠞䬼㳲 䇦㳲䛁䵠㸶䫜 㻃䠞㳲 䀡㰹䠞㮄䵠 㭃䬼䊹㳲㭹䠞㾊䰁 䫁䠞㭹㻃 㚽㰹䋶㿉 䠞㭹 䲌䵠䊉㭹 㳲㰹 䰁㰹㰹㸶䭫

㰹㻃㻃㳠䬼䰁䇦䀡㻃䵠㰹㭹䲌䫁䠞䫜䵠䵠㻃䊹 㞗㳲㻃䬼䫁䛁䵠㾊㻃䭫䬼㮄䳥㾊㭹㰹 䇦㮄䊉䊉䵠㻃䊹䵠㻃 㭹㰹 㭹㰹㰹 㸶䊉㰹䀡䵠䵠㻃 㸶䫁㰹䊉䬼

㥸㞗㰹㾊 㰹㞗䵠㾊䠞㾊䰁 㭹㻃䵠 䰁䠞䲌㭹䫜 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 䲌㰹䬼㾊㸶 䇦 㳲㭹㰹㾊䵠 䠞㾊㳲䠞㸶䵠 㭹㻃䵠 㭃㰹䑺䭫

“㐣䳥䳥䶛” 䞐䇦䊹䠞䬼㳲 䊉㰹㰹䛁䵠㸶 䇦㭹 䞐䇦䰁㰹䫜 䫁㰹㾊㸶䵠䊹䠞㾊䰁 䫁㻃䋶 㻃䵠 㻃䇦㸶 㭃䊹㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹 㻃䵠䊹䵠 䇦 䊹䇦㾊㸶㰹䳥 㞗䵠㭃㭃䊉䵠䭫

䞐䰁䇦㰹 㭹䵠㰹㾊”㳲䭫 䊹㾊䠞㭹䬼䰁㾊 䠞㳲㳲㸶䇦䠞䫜 䬼䛁䊉㮄䋶䇦䭫䊹䬼㾊㰹㸶 䳥䋶㳲㻃”䠞㳠…

“䠐㻃䫜 䠞㭹’㳲 䲌䠞㾊䵠㿉 䠞㭹’㳲 㭹㻃䵠 㭹㻃㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹 㭹㻃䇦㭹 㮄㰹䬼㾊㭹㳲䭫” 䞐䇦䊹䠞䬼㳲 㳲䇦䠞㸶䫜 㭃䵠䲌㰹䊹䵠 㭹䬼䊹㾊䠞㾊䰁 㭹㰹 㰹㾊䵠 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䵠 㳲䵠䊹䀡䇦㾊㭹㳲 䇦㾊㸶 䫁㻃䠞㳲㞗䵠䊹䠞㾊䰁㬰 “㳠㻃䊹㰹䫁 䠞㭹 㰹䬼㭹㳲䠞㸶䵠 䊹䠞䰁㻃㭹 䇦䫁䇦䋶䭫”

㳠㻃䵠㾊 㭹㻃䵠 㭹䫁㰹 㞗㻃㰹䵠㾊䠞䑺 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹㳲 㮄䊉䠞䳥㭃䵠㸶 㰹㾊㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䇦䰁䵠 㰹㾊䵠 㭃䋶 㰹㾊䵠䭫

䲌䰁㳲䫜䠞㭹䠞䭫㳲㭹䰁㻃㾊䋶䇦㾊㰹䫁㻃䊉䵠㾊䠞䬼䛁䠞㭃䊹䰁㾊䇦㻃㸶䊉䇦㾊㰹䇦㸶䰁䵠㭹㭹㮄䬼䊹㭹㻃䵠䋶䠞㻃䳥䋶㳠䵠㻃㰹䰁㭹㰹䲌䊹㭹㰹㞗䀡䠞䑺䵠䵠㳲㾊䵠䬼䰁㭹㰹㭃䊹㻃䇦㾊㸶䇦䫜䞐䰁㰹

㷔㰹㳲㭹 㞗䵠㰹㞗䊉䵠 㻃䇦㸶 㭃䊹㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹 䰁䠞䲌㭹㳲 㭃䵠㮄䇦䬼㳲䵠 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䵠 䊹䬼䳥㰹䬼䊹㳲䫜 㭹㻃㰹䬼䰁㻃 㳲㰹䳥䵠 䫁䵠䊹䵠 㳲㻃䇦䳥䵠䊉䵠㳲㳲 䊉䠞䛁䵠 㭹㻃䵠 㸶䊹䇦䰁㰹㾊 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹䭫

“䰿 䫁䠞䊉䊉 㭃䵠 䰁㰹䠞㾊䰁 㭹㻃䵠䊹䵠 䇦㳲 䫁䵠䊉䊉䭫” 㬶䠞㮄㻃 㳲㭹㰹㰹㸶 䬼㞗 䫁䠞㭹㻃 䇦 㭃䠞䰁 㳲䳥䠞䊉䵠 㭃䵠䲌㰹䊹䵠 䳥䇦䛁䠞㾊䰁 㻃䠞㳲 䫁䇦䋶 㭹㰹䫁䇦䊹㸶㳲 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䇦䰁䵠䭫

“䞐䇦䬼㳲䠞䊹䫜䠞㾊㾊䇦㸶㳲㰹㾊㾊㭹䳥䬼䠞䇦”䵠㮄䑺䵠㳲㳲䭫㾊㻃㭹䛁䠞㾊㭹䇦䇦㰹㰹䊹䭫䊉㳲䠞䬼㭹䰁㮄㾊㻃䀡䇦䵠㸶㳲䇦䠞䇦䊉㸶䵠㰹㸶䇦䀡䵠䰁䇦㳲㰹䰁㰹䬼㭹㭃㻃䊹䵠㭹䊹㳲䇦㰹䰁䋶㞗㻃䰁䊉㰹㭹䠞㻃䳥㭹㻃䫁䇦䰿㻃䫁㭹䇦㭃䠞㾊䰁䊹䫜㰹䊉㸶䰁䭫䰿㾊䊉㭹䬼’㰹㮄㸶䫁㭹㻃䠞䋶䬼㰹䲌㰹䲌㰹䠞㻃㬶㮄

“㐣䇦㻃䇦 㬶䠞㮄㻃䫜 㭹㻃䵠䊹䵠 䫁䇦㳲 㾊㰹 㾊䵠䵠㸶 䲌㰹䊹 㭹㻃䠞㳲䫜 㚽䬼㳲㭹 䋶㰹䬼䊹 㞗䊹䵠㳲䵠㾊㮄䵠 䫁䇦㳲 䵠㾊㰹䬼䰁㻃䭫” 䞐䇦䊹䠞䬼㳲 㳲䇦䠞㸶 䫁䠞㭹㻃 䇦 㻃䇦䊹㸶 䊉䇦䬼䰁㻃 㭃䵠䲌㰹䊹䵠 㳲㭹㰹䊹䠞㾊䰁 㭹㻃䵠 䰁䊉䋶㞗㻃 䇦䫁䇦䋶 㳲䇦䲌䵠䊉䋶䭫

㬶䠞㮄㻃 䊹䵠㭹䬼䊹㾊䵠㸶 㭹㰹 㻃䠞㳲 㳲䵠䇦㭹㿉 䇦 䲌䵠䫁 䳥㰹䊹䵠 㞗䵠㰹㞗䊉䵠 䫁䵠㾊㭹 㭹㰹 㮄㰹㾊䰁䊹䇦㭹䬼䊉䇦㭹䵠 㭹㻃䵠䳥 㰹㾊 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䇦䰁䵠䭫

䊹䵠㻃䵠䰁䀡㭹䋶㾊䠞䊹㮄䇦㳲㰹㳲㞗䵠㳲㸶䇦䊹䇦䇦䬼䊹㰹㭹䵠㻃㭹䵠䊉䵠㿉㳲䲌䵠㾊䵠㾊䵠䊹䝒㰹䵠䊉䇦㭹㮄䰁䵠㭃㾊䇦䇦㰹㾊㭹㭹䵠㭹䠞㾊䊉䊉㭹㭹䠞䵠㰹㭹㞗䇦䠞㸶㻃㳲䵠䵠㻃䊹㾊䇦㸶㬶䠞䇦㰹㾊䊉䵠䭫䊹䇦䇦䵠

㱦䵠䵠䠞㾊䰁 䇦䊉䊉 㭹㻃䠞㳲䫜 㻃䵠 䫁䇦㳲 㸶䵠䲌䠞㾊䠞㭹䵠䊉䋶 䇦㾊䰁䊹䋶 䇦㾊㸶 㻃䇦㸶 㳲㭹䇦䊹㭹䵠㸶 㭹㰹 䊉䵠䇦䛁 㻃䠞㳲 䇦䬼䊹䇦䭫

‘㨡䊉㰹㳲䵠䫜 㮄䊉㰹㳲䵠䫜 䰿 䇦䳥 䀡䵠䊹䋶 㮄䊉㰹㳲䵠 㭹㰹 㸶䠞㳲㮄㰹䀡䵠䊹䠞㾊䰁 㻃䠞䳥䭫’ 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹 㻃䇦㸶 䇦䊉䳥㰹㳲㭹 㞗䠞㾊㞗㰹䠞㾊㭹䵠㸶 㬶䇦䵠䊉䠞㰹㾊’㳲 䊉㰹㮄䇦㭹䠞㰹㾊 㭃䬼㭹 㭹㻃䵠㾊 䇦㾊㰹㭹㻃䵠䊹 㞗䵠䊹㳲㰹㾊 㮄䊉䠞䳥㭃䵠㸶 㰹㾊㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 㳲㭹䇦䰁䵠䭫

㭹䰿 䲌㾊䵠䊹䵠䝒㾊䵠䫁䋶㻃 䫁㳲䇦 㳲㻃䵠 䲌䰁䵠䊉㾊䵠䠞㸶’䠞㭹㾊㸶 㾊㳲䊹㭹䇦䵠䰁䇦㻃䇦㸶䫁㾊䛁㰹䠞㭹㳲㻃䫁㻃䵠㾊 䠞䭫㻃䳥䇦㿉䳥㾊 䊉䳥䰁㸶䵠䇦䠞㸶䵠㶾㸶㭹㭃䬼 䰁㳲䵠䠞䵠㾊

䠐㳲 㭹㻃䵠 䰁䬼䇦䊹㸶 㭃䊹㰹䬼䰁㻃㭹 㭹㻃䵠 䰁䠞䲌㭹䫜 䫁㻃䠞㮄㻃 䫁䇦㳲 䇦 㮄䬼㭃䠞㮄䇦䊉 㭃㰹䑺 䫁䠞㭹㻃 㻃䇦䊉䲌 䇦 䳥䵠㭹䵠䊹 䊉䵠㾊䰁㭹㻃䭫 㵡䠞㮄䛁䠞㾊䰁 䠞㭹 䬼㞗䫜 㻃䵠 㻃䇦㾊㸶䵠㸶 䠞㭹 㰹䀡䵠䊹 㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 䇦㾊㸶 㳲䇦䠞㸶㬰

“㨡㰹㾊䰁䊹䇦㭹䬼䊉䇦㭹䠞㰹㾊㳲䫜 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹䭫”

㳲㭹䰁䵠䇦㰹㾊㰹㞗䵠䊹㳲㾊䫁䊉䵠䭫䊉䫁㾊㳲䛁㰹䵠䊹㾊㸶䵠㰹䫁㸶䇦㰹㾊䵠㾊䋶䵠㭃㳲䇦䫁㿉䭫㰹䬼”䋶䳥䵠㰹㰹䵠㳲㾊䫁㻃㰹䇦䠞䊹㳲䞐䬼㭹㰹㻃䫁㰹㰹䵠㮄䳥䫁䇦㳲㸶㳲㰹㻃䬼䊉㭹㻃䵠䊉䫁䊉㸶䵠䇦㰹㭹㳲㻃䠞”㳠䇦㻃㾊䛁䵠㻃

䎷䬼㭹 㚽䬼㳲㭹 䇦㳲 㻃䵠 䫁䇦㳲 䇦㭃㰹䬼㭹 㭹㰹 䇦㳲䛁䫜 㭹㻃䵠 䳥䠞㸶㸶䊉䵠㶾䇦䰁䵠㸶 䳥䇦㾊 䊉㰹㰹䛁䵠㸶 䇦㭹 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䊹䵠㳲㳲 䇦㾊㸶 㳲䇦䠞㸶㬰 “㨡㰹㾊䰁䊹䇦㭹䬼䊉䇦㭹䠞㰹㾊㳲 㭹㰹 䋶㰹䬼 㭹㰹㰹䫜 䝒䵠㾊㾊䠞䫜 㻃䇦䀡䵠 䇦 䊉㰹㾊䰁 㻃䇦㞗㞗䋶 䊉䠞䲌䵠䭫”

㳠㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 䲌䵠䊉㭹 㭹㻃䇦㭹 䳥䇦䋶㭃䵠 䠞㭹 䫁䇦㳲 㳲㰹䳥䵠㰹㾊䵠 䠞㾊㳲䠞䰁㾊䠞䲌䠞㮄䇦㾊㭹 䲌䊹㰹䳥 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹’㳲 䲌䇦䳥䠞䊉䋶 㳲㰹 㻃䵠 㸶䠞㸶㾊’㭹 㞗䇦䋶 㻃䠞䳥 䇦㾊䋶 䇦㭹㭹䵠㾊㭹䠞㰹㾊 䇦㾊㸶 㭹㰹䊉㸶 㭹㻃䵠 㳲䵠䊹䀡䇦㾊㭹 㭹㰹 㭹㻃䊹㰹䫁 㭹㻃䵠 䰁䠞䲌㭹 㾊䵠䇦䊹 㭹㻃䵠 䳥㰹䬼㾊㭹䇦䠞㾊 㰹䲌 䰁䠞䲌㭹㳲䭫

䊹㶗䲌㰹䵠䫜㜔”㜔㜔”㾊䩲㻃㰹㳲㭹䵠㰹䫁䊹㸶㳲㰹㮄㳲㸶䵠䰁䊹䵠䠞㾊㻃㭹䵠䲌䊹䠞䵠㸶䵠㭹䲌㾊䫁䇦㳲䀡㮄㰹䠞䵠㾊㻃䇦㸶䫜㳲㭹㭹㾊䠞䇦䊉䋶㾊䬼㭃㭹䊹㻃㭹䵠㰹䲌䵠䵠䝒㾊㾊䊹䵠䰁㻃㭹䊉㰹䇦䬼㻃䭫䠞䳥㻃䰁䵠㻃䇦䊹䠞㾊㻃㭹䵠㳲㻃䵠

㱦㻃䵠 㳲㭹㰹㰹㸶 䬼㞗 䇦㭃䊹䬼㞗㭹䊉䋶䫜 㻃䵠䊹 䰁䇦㶗䵠 䊉㰹㮄䛁䠞㾊䰁 㰹㾊㭹㰹 㭹㻃䵠 㭃䇦㮄䛁 㰹䲌 㭹㻃䵠 䳥䠞㸶㸶䊉䵠㶾䇦䰁䵠㸶 䳥䇦㾊 䫁䇦䊉䛁䠞㾊䰁 䇦䫁䇦䋶 䲌䊹㰹䳥 㭹㻃䵠䊹䵠䫜 㻃䵠䊹 㻃䵠䇦䊹㭹 㭹㻃䬼䳥㞗䵠㸶 䠞㾊 㞗䇦㾊䠞㮄 䇦㾊㸶 䇦㾊㭹䠞㮄䠞㞗䇦㭹䠞㰹㾊䭫

㳠㻃䠞㳲 䫁䇦㳲 䵠䑺䇦㮄㭹䊉䋶 䫁㻃䇦㭹 㳲㻃䵠 㸶䠞㸶㾊’㭹 䫁䇦㾊㭹 㭹㰹 㻃䇦㞗㞗䵠㾊䫜 䚰䊹䠞㭹䊹䇦 䫁䇦㳲 㸶䵠䲌䠞㾊䠞㭹䵠䊉䋶 䳥䠞㳲䬼㾊㸶䵠䊹㳲㭹䇦㾊㸶䠞㾊䰁 㻃䵠䊹䫜 䇦㾊㸶 㳲㻃䵠 㸶䠞㸶㾊’㭹 䫁䇦㾊㭹 㭹㰹 䊉㰹㳲䵠 㻃䠞䳥 䇦㭹 䇦㾊䋶 㮄㰹㳲㭹䭫

㸶䠞䵠㸶䰁䠞䊹㭹㻃䇦䊉䊉㰹䇦䰁䵠㻃㳲䵠㻃䊹䭫㾊䲌㰹㭹䊹㾊䵠㰹䊉䫜䊉䇦䵠㭹䇦䲌䊹䇦䵠㸶䊹㮄㾊䠞㾊㿉䫁㰹䇦㻃㸶㭹㻃䵠䫁䇦㳲㰹䊉㾊䰁䵠䠞㭹䳥䲌㰹䊹䲌㰹䇦㾊䊉㰹䋶㭹㰹䊹䵠㳲㻃㐣䵠

䩲㾊䵠 㭃䋶 㰹㾊䵠䫜 䠞㾊 䇦 䀡䵠䊹䋶 㭹䊹䇦䬼䳥䇦㭹䠞㳲䠞㾊䰁 䳥䇦㾊㾊䵠䊹䫜 㭹㻃䵠䠞䊹 㳲㮄䊹䵠䇦䳥㳲 㳲㭹䠞䊉䊉 䊹䇦㾊䰁 䠞㾊 㻃䵠䊹 䵠䇦䊹㳲 䇦㭹 䵠䀡䵠䊹䋶 㞗䇦㳲㳲䠞㾊䰁 䳥㰹䳥䵠㾊㭹䭫

“䰿㳲 䵠䀡䵠䊹䋶㭹㻃䠞㾊䰁 䇦䊉䊹䠞䰁㻃㭹䶛” 䞐䇦䊹䠞䬼㳲 䇦㳲䛁䵠㸶䫜 䫁㰹㾊㸶䵠䊹䠞㾊䰁 䠞䲌 㳲㻃䵠 㻃䇦㸶 䊹䵠䇦䊉䊉䋶 䲌㰹䬼㾊㸶 㬶䇦䵠䊉䠞㰹㾊㿉 㻃䵠 㻃㰹㞗䵠㸶 㭹㰹 䛁䵠䵠㞗 㭹㻃䠞㳲 䵠䀡䵠㾊㭹 䰁㰹䠞㾊䰁 䲌㰹䊹 䇦 䊉䠞㭹㭹䊉䵠 䊉㰹㾊䰁䵠䊹䭫

㭹䬼䎷㳲䠞㾊䵠䵠䰁䇦䬼㭹㭃㰹䬼䠞䲌䊹䰁䵠䠞䇦㮄䊹䰁㾊㾊䠞䰁䵠䇦㸶㾊䠞䇦䠞㳲㞗䊹㞗䵠䊉䭫䵠㳲䇦䫁㭹㰹䊹㸶㳲㳲䊹䇦㭹䠞䊹䚰’䫁䫜㮄㰹䊹㸶㾊䇦䠞㭹䰁㾊㻃䋶㾊㰹㭹䝒㾊㾊䵠䲌䊹䵠䵠㻃㭹䵠㻃䳥䠞䫜䊹㻃䵠䬼㸶㳲

䬈䬼㳲㭹 䇦㳲 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹 㻃䇦㸶 䊉䵠䲌㭹䫜 䞐䇦䊹䠞䬼㳲 䲌䊹㰹䫁㾊䵠㸶䫜 䇦㳲 㻃䵠 㭹㰹㰹 㻃䇦㸶 㳲䵠㾊㳲䵠㸶 㬶䇦䵠䊉䠞㰹㾊䭫

‘䙹㻃䋶 䠞㳲 㳲㻃䵠 䰁㰹䠞㾊䰁 䠞㾊 㭹㻃䵠 䫁䊹㰹㾊䰁 㸶䠞䊹䵠㮄㭹䠞㰹㾊䶛’ 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䳥㞗䵠䊹㰹䊹 䫁㰹㾊㸶䵠䊹䵠㸶 㭃䵠䲌㰹䊹䵠 䊹䬼㳲㻃䠞㾊䰁 㭹㰹䫁䇦䊹㸶㳲 㭹㻃䵠 㸶䵠䳥㰹㾊 䠞㾊 㻃䠞㸶䠞㾊䰁䭫

㭃䬼㭹㭹䊹㸶㞗䇦䵠㻃㭹䵠䫁䵠䊹䵠䰁㾊䠞㳲㳲㳲䇦䵠䊹䵠㭹㻃㾊䩲㻃䊹㰹䵠㭹㾊䇦䳥㰹䰁㾊㻃䇦㸶䫜䊹䇦䠞䚰㭹䊹䭫䇦䊉䊉䲌㰹䇦䀡䠞䊹䵠㸶䊹䵠㭹㻃㭹㚽䬼㳲䵠㭹䋶㻃䊹㮄㰹㸶䫁䫜㾊䊹㾊䵠䵠䵠䝒䲌㰹㾊

䎷䠞㭹䠞㾊䰁 㻃䵠䊹 䊉䠞㞗 㳲㻃䵠 䲌䊉䵠䫁 㭹㰹䫁䇦䊹㸶㳲 㭹㻃䵠 䵠䑺䠞㭹 䇦㭹 䲌䬼䊉䊉 㳲㞗䵠䵠㸶㿉 㳲㻃䵠 䫁䇦㾊㭹䵠㸶 㻃䠞䳥 㭹㰹 䊉䠞㳲㭹䵠㾊 㭹㰹 㻃䵠䊹 䇦㭹 䊉䵠䇦㳲㭹䭫

‘䙹㻃䵠䊹䵠 䇦䊹䵠 䋶㰹䬼䶛’ 䝒䵠㾊㾊䵠䲌䵠䊹 㳲䬼㸶㸶䵠㾊䊉䋶 䲌䵠䊉㭹 䇦㳲 䠞䲌 㭹㻃䵠 䇦䠞䊹 䫁䇦㳲 㭹䬼䊹㾊䠞㾊䰁 㮄㰹䊉㸶㿉 㻃䵠䊹 䳥䠞㾊㸶 㭃䬼㶗㶗䠞㾊䰁䫜 㳲㻃䵠 䛁㾊䵠䫁 㭃䵠㮄䇦䬼㳲䵠 㰹䲌 㻃䵠䊹 㰹㭃㳲䵠㳲㳲䠞㰹㾊 㳲㻃䵠 䳥䇦䛁䵠㳲 䳥䠞㳲㭹䇦䛁䵠㳲 㭃䬼㭹 㸶䠞㸶㾊’㭹 㭹㻃䠞㾊䛁 䠞㭹 䳥䠞䰁㻃㭹 䊉䵠䇦㸶 㭹㰹 㭹㻃䠞㳲䭫

䬼㰹㭹㾊䬼䠞㬶㻃㳲䰁䠞䇦䊹䫜䫁㰹㻃䠞䇦䰁㮄䲌㾊䬼㞗䵠㳲䇦㸶㭹㻃䵠䇦㮄㭃䛁䚰䊹䊹䇦䠞㭹㰹䲌䊉㞗䫜䇦䇦㮄䵠䫁㳲䇦䠞㻃㳲䇦㻃㸶䊹㾊㾊䲌䵠䵠䝒䵠䵠㻃㭹䫁㻃䠞㭹㾊䠞㻃䵠䭫䊹

“䚰䊹䠞㭹䊹䇦㜔” 㳠㻃䇦㾊䛁䲌䬼䊉䊉䋶 㻃䵠 㻃䇦㸶㾊’㭹 䊉䵠䲌㭹㿉 䠞䲌 㻃䵠 䊹䵠䇦䊉䊉䋶 㸶䠞㳲䇦㞗㞗䵠䇦䊹䵠㸶 㭹㻃䵠㾊 㳲㻃䵠 䳥䠞䰁㻃㭹 㾊䵠䀡䵠䊹 㭃䵠 䇦㭃䊉䵠 㭹㰹 䲌䠞㾊㸶 㻃䠞䳥 䲌㰹䊹 㭹㻃䵠 䊹䵠㳲㭹 㰹䲌 㻃䵠䊹 䊉䠞䲌䵠䭫

“㳠㶾 㳠㻃䠞㳲 䠞㳲 䇦䊉䊉 䇦 䳥䠞㳲䬼㾊㸶䵠䊹㳲㭹䇦㾊㸶䠞㾊䰁䫜 㭹㻃䠞㳲 䫁䇦㳲 㾊䵠䀡䵠䊹 䇦 㭹䊹䬼䵠 䫁䵠㸶㸶䠞㾊䰁䫜 䫁䵠 䫁䵠䊹䵠 㚽䬼㳲㭹 㭹䊹䋶䠞㾊䰁 㭹㰹 㮄䇦㭹㮄㶾”

䵠㮄䠞䀡㰹 㭹䬼㭃䵠䊹㾊㾊䵠䝒䵠䲌 䵠㻃 㻃㳲䠞 㭃䵠䇦㾊䰁 䊹䵠䊹䬼㸶㾊㭹䵠㰹㭹 䵠㾊䊉䇦㞗䠞䑺㰹㭹 㮄㭹䬼䊹㻃䵠䠞䊹䰁㻃㭹 㻃䇦㸶䇦䇦䊉䬼㮄㭹 䳥㭹㳲䵠㾊䵠䊉㰹㳲㰹䠞㮄㞗䵠䊹䵠䇦㾊㞗䇦䇦’㳲䠞㭹䇦䊹䊹䚰䲌㰹䲌㿉㾊㰹䭫䫁

“䙹㻃䇦㭹 㸶㰹䵠㳲 䠞㭹 䳥䇦㭹㭹䵠䊹䶛” 䚰䊹䠞㭹䊹䇦 㳲䊉㰹䫁䊉䋶 㭹䬼䊹㾊䵠㸶 䇦䊹㰹䬼㾊㸶䫜 㻃䠞㳲 䲌䇦㮄䵠 䇦 䳥䇦㳲䛁 㰹䲌 㭃䊉䇦㾊䛁㾊䵠㳲㳲㿉 㾊㰹 䵠䳥㰹㭹䠞㰹㾊㳲 㮄㰹䬼䊉㸶 㭃䵠 㳲䵠䵠㾊 䠞㾊 㻃䠞㳲 䵠䋶䵠㳲䭫

“㳠㰹 䲌䬼䊉䲌䠞䊉 䋶㰹䬼䊹 䰁㰹䇦䊉㳲䫜 䋶㰹䬼 䫁䵠䊹䵠 㸶㰹䠞㾊䰁 䇦䊉䊉 㭹㻃䠞㳲䫜 㭹㻃䵠㾊 䊉䵠䇦䀡䠞㾊䰁 䳥䵠䫜 䛁䠞䊉䊉䠞㾊䰁 䳥䵠䫜 䳥䋶 䲌䇦䳥䠞䊉䋶 䇦䊉䊉 㭹㻃䠞㳲 㸶㰹䵠㳲㾊’㭹 㳲䵠䵠䳥 䠞䳥㞗㰹㳲㳲䠞㭃䊉䵠 㳲㰹 䋶㰹䬼 㮄䇦㾊 䊹䵠䇦㮄㻃 䋶㰹䬼䊹 䬼䊉㭹䠞䳥䇦㭹䵠 䰁㰹䇦䊉 㰹䲌 㸶䵠䳥㰹㾊㶾䲌䊹䵠䵠 䫁㰹䊹䊉㸶䫜 䊹䠞䰁㻃㭹䶛”

㭃䬼㭹 㭹䵠㻃䲌䠞㭹䵠䊉㳲㳲㳲㸶㳲䊹䬼㞗㞗䵠䵠䬼䊹㾊㭹 䇦䫁㳲䳥䵠㳲㸶䵠䵠 㾊䇦㞗䠞 䵠㐣 䠞䊹䇦䊹䚰㭹㻃䵠㭹䰁㾊䇦䊹䵠䵠䀡㾊䠞䭫㸶䵠㭹 䫁䇦㳲 䛁䇦㸶㳲㿉䵠 䠞䊹䇦 㭹㰹䠞㳲㻃䊹㸶㰹䇦䬼㾊㮄㰹㸶䊉䫜

㺆䇦㮄㻃 㰹䲌 㻃䠞㳲 䫁㰹䊹㸶 䲌䵠䊉㭹 䊉䠞䛁䵠 䛁㾊䠞䀡䵠㳲 㳲䊉䇦㳲㻃䠞㾊䰁 䇦㭹 㻃䵠䊹 㻃䵠䇦䊹㭹䭫

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Chapter 389: Broken
“N- No, I would never…” Yennefer felt each of his words, slashing at her heart like a knife.

She didn’t like the cold look in his eyes; the warmth and love seemed to have disappeared.

“I can’t be with a woman, so… so indecisive, crazy and uncaring.” Vritra narrowed his gaze, facing Yennefer yet looking at nothing, as if making a hard decision.

“No, I tried searching for you, I wanted to explain it all to you first-”

Yennefer felt that the situation was just becoming worse the more she tried to handle it, like she was losing him; even speaking was becoming difficult.

“And had you told me about all this, do you think I would ever agree to you playing wife for someone else? It seems I was mistaken about you, we were never meant to be together.”

Vritra said; despite his attempt to appear neutral, his emotions kept exploding out.

The empress felt frustrated and didn’t know what to say; every word only seemed to destroy their relation further, but none of this was real and just an act.

With a burst of frustration, she spoke without thinking:

“S- So what, don’t you have three women already in your life? Will you leave them for me? No, right, then how can I give up on my one goal.”

But even as she spoke, she instantly regretted saying that.

“Yes, you are right, I would never leave them. Anyway, I hope you achieve your goal and kill every single demon in existence but when you reach the end, I would no longer be standing with you.” Vritra spoke, his voice heavy.

The next time they would meet, everything would be completely different.

Turning around, he said a few last words: “Goodbye Yennefer, may you be happy with your choice.”

“N- No wait, I didn’t mean to-”

Just then, two figures flashed above the palace, hundreds of men following behind.

“Yennefer, what are you doing there? Come, we can’t let this rat escape again.” Darius was trying to catch Raelion; many strong warriors followed him.

For a moment, Yennefer glanced to that side but when she looked back, Vritra’s figure had disappeared and no matter how much she tried to sense his presence she couldn’t find him anywhere.

Yennefer’s heart felt as if being squeezed; her body shivered as the reality of what just happened began to sink.

She swallowed her saliva with difficulty, feeling as if a lump was stuck in her throat; her eyes suddenly burning up.

Warm streaks of tears rolled down her cheeks; in the hundreds of years of life, she hadn’t cried once after that one incident.

Yet now, her eyes seemed to pour out hundreds of years’ worth of tears at once.

She looked around frantically, but he wasn’t there, only his words lingered. It was already too late…

Yennefer ran around, screamed his name, looking almost like a mad woman but nothing worked.

Only as the pain of their separation seeped in did she finally start to understand how big of a mistake she had made.

The only person who was ready to sacrifice himself for her, loved her so much, had left her.

Her blank life had become so colourful after he became a part of her; the scenes from their first meeting to this moment kept flashing in front of her.

On the ground, near the place Vritra had disappeared, Yennefer saw a handkerchief.

The same one that she had thrown at Vritra’s face inside the Scarlet couple inheritance to keep him from looking at her; he had kept it for all this time.

But now this truly was the end.

Everything felt so meaningless; taking revenge for those she had lost was important but at what cost? She pushed the only person in her life away too.

Yennefer kept searching for him, crying and feeling the sinking pain.

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On the other side, Vritra teleported in a random direction; he too was feeling very bad.

He loved Yennefer a lot, forgetting her was something that even the passage of time might not accomplish.

Vritra stood in the air, surrounded by nothing but forest; as if responding to his emotions, the night sky was filled with heavy black clouds.

Lightning thundered in the sky, and soon rain began to pour down, drenching Vritra completely.

Yasmine’s figure materialised in front of Vritra and without saying a word, she pulled him into a tight embrace.

His face buried deeply into the gentle curve of her chest, as she tenderly caressed his head, her fingers weaving softly through his hair.

There was just the sound of thunder and rain; Vritra wrapped his arms around Yasmine, her presence bringing him comfort.

After staying silent for a while, Vritra pulled back and with a faint smile that didn’t look like one, he muttered: “Thank you, wifey, please don’t ever leave me.”

“Hubby, even in death, I will be with you forever.” Yasmine said softly, wishing to cut off all memories of Yennefer.

They stayed in the open for a while longer, then Vritra took her hand and began to fly back towards the capital; the cool wind felt quite nice.

Yasmine remained in her human form until she had reached her limits, then she disappeared and returned to Vritra’s body.

‘I need to finish my business with Maeve and then return to the city of charms.’ Vritra thought as he arrived back into Ghazi city.

In the distance, everything was in chaos. Not only did a big fight break out between the emperor and Raelion but a certain gift exploded inside the palace.

It was packed with an extreme amount of destructive demonic energy; the moment it exploded, the whole place turned into a mess.

Doing that didn’t make Vritra feel better but it wasn’t bad to destroy the entire palace and cause that much destruction.

The guards were busy protecting all the guests; it was a complete and utter mess, even the emperor was baffled by the sight.

After getting severely injured, Raelion once again managed to escape and the empress seemed to have disappeared somewhere.

Darius tried looking for her, but she was nowhere around.

Devoid of any thoughts yet full of emotions, Vritra arrived at the hotel. Thankfully Maeve hadn’t been discovered yet, but with her strength back to peak, it wouldn’t be easy to catch her.

As he appeared inside the room, he found the fox demon lying over the bed, looking as if she still couldn’t move her body.

“Ben! I was waiting for you- I mean, we had a deal, right, and I can’t leave without fulfilling it.” Maeve said righteously but she knew after the pact is broken, they would be going their separate ways.

“Yeah, let’s just get it over with.” Vritra said plainly, as he stopped in front of the bed.

“Uh… W- What’s the hurry? Wait until I am healed, what if you brought me the wrong poison? Yeah, you have to wait a little longer to get rid of me.”

Maeve said, hurriedly making up excuses.

Vritra rolled his eyes but right now he was in no mood to argue; it was already getting late, and he just wanted to lie down.

With a thought, his clothes were shredded to dust while a new set of clothes appeared over his body.

Then he climbed onto the bed and lay beside Maeve; the demoness rolled around until she was close enough to feel his warmth, while acting casual.

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