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bellgraves · 4 months
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FLUFF đŸ©·
Phillip Graves x Fem!reader
I wrote a fluff!!! It's a puffy, fluffy romantic fluff so you have been warned!! đŸ€­ (As usual sorry for any grammar mistakes!)
Promise of daisy flower
Phillip Graves was thrown into the gulag in foreign country. He was sitting in his dark cell and couldn't believe that he allowed this to happen. The mission was simple, yet he and his team were ambushed. He heard noises behind the bars. The commanders were arguing. Graves didn't speak their language, but he was smart enough to understand few words.
They didn't know what to do with him. One of them wanted to kill him, the other wanted a huge money ransom for him.
The second one tried to persuade his collegue that he knows who Graves is and that he is worth millions. The other said he pisses on money and he wants him dead. Right now.
Graves felt a lot of different things. Anger, dissapointment... Sadness.. The situation was so bad that, Graves thought that probably he won't make it this time.
But the truth was the only thing that he had in his mind was you. His girl. Your beautiful face, smile, eyes.. He felt deep regret. That he won't see you again and that he won't have a chance to tell you goodbye. He knew that when you will find out that he died, you will be shattered. He knew how much you loved him. That vision of you crying when you will find out what happened to him, broke his heart.
He didn't want to die...He wanted to live with you. Experience so many things. Give you more love that you deserve. If only he had more time... He would give you the whole world.
The third guard joined the two others.
'American?! Kill him.'
Graves decided he won't die without fight. He will die like a soldier. Fighting until the end. Maybe he will break them some bones so the guards can remember him.
He stood up and was waiting for approaching people. Just when the bars were about to open a huge explosion took place. Bricks fell everywhere. Graves fall into the ground hidding his head with his arms. He heard screams and shooting.
'Graves?!! Graves where are you?!' it was a similar voice.
'Dipaolo!! I'm here!!' Graves couldn't see almost anything because of falling debris.
'Vance!! Erikson!! He's here!!' Three Shadows entered the cell. They gave Graves a weapon.
'We are taking you out of here Commander' said Vance.
'Let's rumble boys' said Graves before he jumped out of the cell, shooting any enemy that he could see.
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You were on the way to the base where was Graves. He sent for you, because he had to see you. You didn't understand what exactly was happening. You only knew that your boyfriend was on a mission, he is stationating somewhere and he sent men for you to bring you to the base. You were in the car, driven by a Shadow who took you from the airport.
'I'm sorry, for asking again, but everything is alright with Phillip Graves? He didn't get hurt or something?' you asked with worry.
'No, ma'm, everything is alright with Commander. We are stationing close to the borders. He just wanted to see you, so I'm bringing you to him.' Shadow replied.
The drive took few more minutes when you finally started to notice a military base. It was a camp in a field.
There was many tents with people runnning left and right, bringing supplies, weapons and other stuffs.
You get out of the car and let the Shadow to lead you.
You saw Graves coming out from the biggest tent. He was wearing his tactical vest, with blue collar shirt.
'There you are beautiful!' he rushed to you and gave you big hug.
'Phillip, are you okay? What's happening? I was so worried' You took his face into your hands and looked at him. You examinated him, looking for a wounds.
Graves smiled at you and kissed your cheeks.
'Come with me for a walk, sweetie.'
You followed him out of the base. You walked for sometime on the fields, until Graves stopped. He looked down and plucked a flower out of the ground. It was a simple white daisy. He came closer to you and looked deep into your eyes.
'Baby I need to tell you something. When I was in the gulag...I realized something very important...'
'Wait. You were in prison??' You asked shocked.
'Yes, but only for few hours, it's nothing serious baby. The thing is... I had a time to think about something. Please let me finish.' Graves looked at you with need.
'When I was there...all I was thinking about is you. How much I love you and how much I want to give you the best life possible. I will never forget the day I first met you. I knew since then that I love you with all mt heart. There...in the prison...you were light to my darkness. I was afraid to die... not because of fear but because I wouldn't be able to tell you something very important...' Graves knelt down on one knee and held out the flower to you.
'My love...will you marry me? I promise I will be the best husband that you could ever dream of. I will love you and protect you with my life. You will never feel sad or alone... I will do everything to make you happy and feel loved..so please.. will you be my wife?' Graves gave you flower and kissed your hand, looking at you with anticipation.
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'No way!! He is proposing with flower!!'
'I thought he will give her some million dollar diamond ring. How can Graves be fucking cheap like that?!'
'Gulag is doing something with people minds, I'm telling yall'
Shadows: Dipaolo, Erikson and Vance were watching you not too far away.
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You didn't care that Graves didn't give you a ring. You felt overjoyed and happy. You hugged him tight and said the most sweet words that he could ever hear:
'Yes! Of course I will marry you Phil. I love you so much.'
Graves give you passionate kiss on your lips. You could swear you saw one tear wandering on his eyelashes.
Suddenly you heard clapping and whistles. You looked back and you saw three Shadows rising their thumbs up amd smilling.
'Mission complete Commander!!!' yelled one of them. The other two were laughing happily.
You smiled and waved to them.
'I love you so much baby. When I'm gonna come back from deployment, I promise you, we will go to buy you the most fancy, expensive and beautiful ring.' Graves kissed you again.
' What I want is you to comeback safe to me Phil'.
'I will. You have my word. I need to stay here for two more weeks. But after that I'm coming home sweetie. And we are getting married. Hell. We are making babies too. I want to start a family with you'
You stood together hugged for some more time until you had to go back to the car. You couldn't stay in the base.
When you were driven back to the airport you holded flower that Graves gave you close to your chest. When you entered the plane, you asked the flight attendant to gave you glass with water and you put your flower there. Until you get into your apartment, you were holding your flower all the time. You finally were in your bed and you looked at it and smiled. It was Phillip's promise to come back to you.
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novelant · 2 months
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Everything and the Kitchen Sink pt1
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Pairing: Phillip Graves x Fem! Reader
Summary: You meet Phillip at your local homeware store while figuring out how to fix your sink
Genre: Fluff
Words: 3.2k
Warnings: None
Reminder: This is purely fiction and will have no correlation to in game character or backstory
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You had taken it upon yourself to repair the sink so you decided to visit your local homeware store to purchase the necessary tools. However, you were faced with the challenge of not having any knowledge about appliance tools. "What to do?" As you muttered to yourself in frustration, you noticed a man standing a few feet away. When he noticed your intense gaze, he turned around and greeted you. “Can I do something for you?” Your intense gaze focused on the materials in front of you. Biting your lip as you scan over every pipe and fitting to find the one you quickly scribbled down on the first piece of paper you saw before rushing out of your house. Noticing a man down the same aisle as you, you look over at him debating if you should ask him for help. He seemed to notice you before you did and his voice seemed to startle you. "Oh ... Umm yeah. My kitchen sink sprung a leak and I need to find the right things to fix it and I seem to be as useless as a white crayon." The man could not help but chuckle at your amusing analogy. 
“You know, as much as I’d love to laugh at your comparison, I understand that it must be frustrating to be confused in an unfamiliar environment.” He gestured to the large array of products in front of you. “You definitely chose the most confusing part of the store to get lost in. I’m Phillip Graves, and I’d love to help you pick out the correct pieces for your leaky sink.” "Go ahead, laugh. I'm not wrong. I'm so confused here." I giggle. You introduce yourself and smile up at him. You hand him over the scrap piece of paper with the scribbles of what you need on it. "Seems I need a few things. Sink spraying water from a few places. Say I need a tailpiece, a swivel P- Trap, a housing and a drain elbow. And none of that makes sense let alone what it looks like." “Oh boy! Your sink has definitely sprung some issues.” The man eyed the paper closely, he was impressed by the detailed information you had provided about the problem. “What a surprise to see that a woman as gorgeous as you is taking on plumbing! Your paper indicates that you are pretty knowledgeable with your parts and their functions. I’d gladly help you find the pieces and answer any questions you have as we search.”
"Oh no don't get that idea, I took photos and compared them to a deconstructed photo of a sink online to make sure I was getting the right thing. Not that knowledgeable, I don't know how to fix the damned thing once I go back home." You follow Phillip down a couple aisles to make it to the plumbing section to find the correct items to fix your sink. "Ah, I see. You're quite the crafty planner, aren't you? You certainly came prepared for fixing your little plumbing issue and that shows how smart and resourceful you are." Phillip complimented you with a sweet smile. He continued guiding you to the aisle that held the parts on your list. "This one looks like the one you need for your tailpiece." He pointed to a black and chrome metal joint. "Oh thank you. I had to come prepared though. I can't really afford to hire a plumber right now." I smile weakly back at him. He picks out the tailpiece and you grab the drain elbow a couple of rows over from him. Standing back you scan the shelves to see if you can find the last two pieces left on your list. Phillip kept nodding as he understood your current financial situation; he had gone through something similar before. “Ah! Here’s the P-Trap piece, and lastly, we have the housing.” He picked out the last two pieces you needed from the shelves and collected them both. 
“I think that’s all you need. Let me know if I can do anything more to help.” "Thank you Phillip I really appreciate your help." You thank him profusely. "Oh gosh. I've just realised I've taken you away from what you're doing here. Can I try and help you gather what you need as a thank you?" A sweet smile formed on his face at your offer.  "That would be really sweet of you; let me think, I'll need a couple of wooden boards, a circular saw for a project, and some light-weight fabric." He scratched his head as he tried to remember what else he needed. "May I ask what for? Is it for home?" You're already heading in the direction of the fabric aisle knowing easily where that is. Your curiosity made him chuckle softly, he would gladly tell you what the fabric was for. "Actually, I'm creating a play castle for my young son. He's been asking for one for a while, so I figured it'd be more special if I built it myself."
Your features soften as he mentions it's for his son. "Oh Phillip, that's so cute and thoughtful of you. We're going to find the perfect fabric for this castle." Trailing over all the fabrics you stop at a dark blue one with gold stars on it. You haul the long roll of fabric out to show Phillip. "I'm not sure but this is pretty perfect to me." I say "obviously you can say no though."  Phillip's eyes shone at the sight of the fabric. "Oh wow, this fabric is incredible. Its vibrant tones and vibrant colours really capture what I want to portray for this project. It matches with the overall aesthetic of the play castle." "Thank you for picking it out. I'm sure that my boy will adore it. He loves the stars and these are quite exquisite!" "I'm glad I could help you Phillip. It's the least I could've done after you helped me in my predicament." You could tell that he loves his son a lot.
"I don't mean to come across strong but if you need pillows or blankets made for  the inside of this little fort then... I mean I sew." Phillip could not resist but to raise an eyebrow at your offer. "Oh? You sew too?" he asked with a smirk, he could not believe how many skills and talents you have. "Well, I suppose I would need some pillows and a couple of blankets to make the play castle feel cosy for my dear boy. Could you be able to craft those?" "Of course and saves you money on a professional seamstress as well... Well all of the money, you don't have to pay me of course." I measure out the fabric to a rough amount for the blankets and pillows. Cutting it and placing it in the basket with the plumbing materials for the sink. "That is very sweet of you, but I could never accept something like that without at least giving you a little something in return." To show you that he was willing to pay, he pulled out a twenty dollar bill and held it out for you. "At least take this. You can get yourself a nice drink or something for being such a great help." "Please I insist it's okay. I mean I won't take too long to complete anyway so it won't take much time at all." I push his hand back to refuse the twenty dollar bill. 
"All I ask, if it's not too much, is your number so I can message you when they're complete." A soft blush formed on Phillip’s cheeks as he tried to conceal the growing smile that was growing in his heart. Your request warmed his heart and made him truly believe that this encounter was not an accident, as if fate itself was bringing the two of you closer. “You’ve done so much for me already that I’ll gladly accept. Please take my number.” You take out your phone and hand it to him to put in his number. Instantly messaging him that it's you. "I appreciate all your help Phillip but I have a leaky sink to go and try to fix. I'll message or call you when the cushions and blankets are finished." You smile before turning on your heel and heading to the cashier to pay. Before you took your leave, Phillip offered one last smile of affection and said, "Sounds like a plan. I hope you have great luck fixing your sink."
As you walked away, he could not help but smile in satisfaction. His son was going to be extremely delighted with this gift, but the prospect of having another interaction with you brought him just as much joy. You pay for the items then drive back to your flat to try and fix the sink. You put on a step by step YouTube video to explain how to fix it. As you're doing so you unscrew something that wasn't meant to be and water sprays in your face. Trying to quickly screw it back in. You grab a towel and start wiping at your face and hair. You debate calling Phillip as he mentioned he was handy at DIY. Your fingers hover over the dial buttons before hitting call and putting it on speaker phone so you can look at instructions online while on call. You hear a few rings before Phillip finally picks up the call. The sound of his voice instantly calms you down. “Hello
is everything alright?” His worry quickly spread through his tones. It was apparent that he was concerned for your wellbeing when he heard the water spraying behind your words. "Hi Phillip, sorry to call you like this but I am definitely as useless as a white crayon when it comes to fixing this sink. I've just drenched myself." Phillip could not conceal his amusement at your remarks. At least you had retained your sense of humour. He chuckled softly for a few seconds at the thought of you being drenched with water. “Aw, it’s perfectly okay. I’d be lying if I said I don’t find this a bit funny. Do you need my help? Or should I let you figure it out yourself?”  "Some help would be nice but I'm probably taking time away from you being with your little boy and I couldn't do that. I mean you're more than welcome to bring him along. I'm sure he'll have fun watching his daddy fixing a sink." I laugh. Your offer to invite his son along to join the repairs made him laugh even harder. “I think you’ve forgotten how little he is. My son is only a year old, so he wouldn’t be very helpful except for maybe bringing me some parts.” The thought of his little one trying to carry plumbing tools filled him with amusement. "I'm sure it'll be fine. I can try and keep the little man entertained while you figure out where I've gone terribly wrong trying to fix this sink. Let me text over my address now so you can come over whenever." Your request was too much for him to refuse. The thought of spending yet more time with a beautiful woman like you was too difficult to resist. 
Upon receiving your address, he quickly sent a response back that acknowledged your invitation. “I’ll swing by in a few minutes, just hold tight, and I promise to help you sort out this disaster of a sink.” "Thank you so much... Again. You're a lifesaver, see you both shortly." You tease about seeing his son. With that you hang up the phone and get changed into the clothes that are not soaked through. Deciding to leave your hair wet, not caring about it for the time being. Your teasing made him chuckle softly at the thought of having his little boy at your house with you in such compromising situations. The image was humorous to him, and even in his thoughts, he imagined you both having fun with his son. At the thought of the encounter, he quickly finished his tasks and raced to your home, eager to help and see your face again. 
Time passed until you heard a knock at your door. Opening it you see Phillip. His  son in one arm and the other carrying a tool box. Stepping aside you let them in. "Come in. It's like a bomb site here so watch your step. You can put your son down in the living room. I can get him occupied with some cartoons while we work if that's okay with you of course." The thought of you entertaining his little boy while he worked brought a soft smile to his face, his son would surely enjoy the cartoons you pick out for him. Phillip carefully put his son down in the living room, making sure to place him on a soft couch or chair. He then turned back around to smile at you. “Everything is fine; thank you for accommodating him. I can get started on it right away if you show me what you were trying to fix?” You grab your iPad and put on some cartoons. Hearing his squeals and babbles makes your heart swell. "Yes, so I was trying to fix the tailpipe and I must've loosened something instead of tightening it and yeah now we're here." Phillip chuckles as his son’s giggles echo throughout the living room. The sight of his little boy so delighted by being at your home made his heart melt. He listened to the tale of the tailpipe loosening while shaking his head in amusement. It sounded like you had tried your best with the sink.  “I see. Luckily, the tailpipe should be easy to tighten back again. It’s just a simple issue. Do you mind if I work on it myself?” "Yes of course go ahead I'm just going to be just behind you watching though so I can see where I went wrong." Phillip looked over to make sure that his son was doing fine with the cartoons behind him. The thought of his son enjoying himself while in your presence caused him an unexpected amount of comfort. 
With his son in good hands, he set his toolbox down and got to work. Phillip carefully worked on tightening the tailpipe as you watched over him. The job itself was rather simple, and he could not but admire your willingness to learn and watch him work. Phillip quickly made work on fixing the rest of your sink. You take the liberty of watching how to fix a sink and making sure his son was okay all at the same time. You hear his son getting slightly restless and you head into the living room to comfort him. You pick him up and hold him on your hip and start to bounce him while making your way back over to Philip. The bouncing of your hips did not go unnoticed by Phillip, for it was quite a sight to watch. While he concentrated on his task, the gentle rocking motions you made with your body made his blood rush a bit. He could smell your perfume as his nose twitched from the faint scent of your perfume. It was a charming scent that made him want to breathe even more deeply. "Hey, is everything going well there?" You ask, still comforting his son on your hip while he continues to watch the cartoons. “It’s going quite well.” Phillip responded to you without even looking up. The sight of you so lovingly carrying his son like that brought a smile to his face. He had never experienced this before in his life, so seeing this sight of you cuddling his son made him feel very comfortable.  “I’ll be done in a few minutes, just need to tighten a couple more screws.” "Oh that's brilliant. Thank you so much again Phillip I have no idea what I would've done without your help.' 
Phillip could not contain his amusement at your compliments. For what seemed like a simple repair, it seemed like a much bigger task to you. It was adorable to see how grateful you were for such a small task. The tightening of the screws was the final step in the repair, and after ensuring that the connections were secure, he turned to you and smiled. “We’re all done with the repairs here, so your sink should be in proper working order.” Phillip’s warm, inviting eyes filled with amusement and compassion. He still felt a sense of amazement seeing you hold his little boy in the same position his ex-wife once held him in long ago. He felt comfort in your presence; the scent of your perfume and your gentle aura was making his heart throb lightly. You thank him a thousand times more with a bright smile on your face. You could tell he was in awe of you holding his son but you didn't want to say anything to ruin his moment.  The sight of you and his son seemed too perfect to him. From the way you carried his son on your hip to how you were so grateful for such a small task, everything about you was charming to him. The urge to pull you into an embrace was growing more intense with each second. He was starting to feel more attached to you after this small task was completed. With a gentle and caring tone, he looked over to ask you a question. “Could I ask you something?” "Hmm oh yeah of course." You respond to him. Philip's warm eyes met yours, and for a few seconds, he seemed to struggle with finding the right words to ask his question. It was clear that your beauty had him at a loss for words when he asked. "What would it take for you to let me take you out to dinner tonight?” "Dinner!" You sound shocked. You didn't mean to come across as shocked as you did. "Dinner would be amazing Phillip" The idea of you accepting to go to dinner with him made his heart leap with joy, as you seemed quite surprised by his sudden question. Your shocked exclamation only added to the charm of the moment, and he couldn't but smile softly at the joy he felt at your acceptance. "Wonderful, I'll pick you up in three hours. Does that sound fine to you?" "Three hours would be perfect." You smile at him again. You look down at the little man in your arms and give him a smile too, pinching his cheeks and booping his nose. Walking over to Phillip you hand his son back to him. Sad to let him go. 
Philip was not used to seeing such warmth and compassion towards his son. With every second, the boy became more at ease with you, and Phillip was enjoying the sight of his son interacting positively with you. When you handed him his son back in his arms, he looked down at you and then his son with a slight blush. "He seems to like you." Philip noted his son's affection for you. "I think he does." You blush slightly. "I think I'll be seeing you in three hours then Phillip." "Until three hours then." Phillip smiled as he waved goodbye. He was still feeling all warmed up from your acceptance. The thought of going on a date with you had suddenly made him curious about your personality further. This night was going to be a pleasant one for sure. The only issue was that the three hours seemed like an eternity to him now.
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vynlver · 9 months
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apple pie; phillip graves
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pairing ❄ phillip graves x gn!reader
warnings ❄ fluff! normal au
summary ❄ you have never met your neighbour, so you decide to take matters into your own hands.
word count ❄ 323
first post ever. this is req btw I know nothing about cod
Ever since moving into your flat you've never been able to catch a glimpse of your neighbour. There have been times you've seen his car or a package waiting outside his door, but never him. Of course, you were curious about him. One day, you decided to take matters into your own hands.
You had no idea how to approach him, but you finally settled on something. An apple pie, very basic and easy to make. No one hates apple pie. Once you saw that his car was on the sidewalk you knew it was time.
You woke up early that day. Baking and being extremely precise to make sure it's perfect. When evening came, you walked out with the pie in hand. Reaching the door, you stopped. It finally hit you that you were standing in front of your neighbour's door. Anxiety hit you like a truck. What am I doing? While deep in your thoughts, the door swung open. Your eyes, big as pennies, stared back at him. He was leaning against the door frame. His eyes pierced into yours. "You need something, darlin'?" He said with a slight chuckle. "I-um, I brought you this." You said in a rush while lifting the pie. He looks down at the pie and lifts an eyebrow. "Why?" He said while smirking. Your cheeks turned a slight pink colour. You realized you never introduced yourself or explained why you were there. "Well I'm your next door and I've never met you, so I just um, wanted to get to know you. You know, if I need to build some furniture or something." You said while looking at the pie, too embarrassed to look at him. He looked between the pie and you. "So you just wanna use me?" He said with a joking tone. Your cheeks flushed even more. "Well, come in then. Let's share the pie and get to know each other"
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gravezgf · 8 months
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Ain't Nothin' to It - Phillip Graves x Reader
1,159 words, fem reader with she/her pronouns. a bit suggestive but no warnings! My first time writing anything like this so please be kind. Thanks for reading!
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You nervously fiddled with the lace waistline of your sundress. It hit your mid-calf, a gorgeous navy blue in breathable cotton, with lace on the waist and along the sweetheart neckline. It was one of Phillip’s favorites, and you couldn’t think of a better way to surprise him.
He was coming back home to you for the first time in a few weeks, where he’d been you had no idea. However, he suggested that you go out and have fun, get a few drinks at his favorite hole-in-the-wall before ending the night in your soft king-sized bed. 
You swear you sensed him before you saw him. The scent of his spicy cologne, the sharp thud of his boots on the wooden floor, his firm hand on your shoulder before he slid in between the stool next to you, offering you a wink and a smile. Oh, how you had missed this man.
“No hug for your best girl?” You pouted teasingly.
“More than a hug, if I get my way,” he pulled you into his arms, holding you tightly against his larger frame.
He released you, only to hold you by the wrists and step back, taking a good look at you. He sighed, pushing you gently back onto your stool before taking a seat himself. He motioned for the bartender to come over and ordered a whiskey for himself and your favorite drink for you. With the social lubricant, you felt your emotions even harder. The joy that leapt in your stomach when he flashed that big smile, laughing freely at a story you were telling him. The flush in your cheeks as he told you for the millionth time about how much he missed you when he was gone.
When Phillip noticed you were good and soused, he grabbed your hand and pulled you out onto the dance floor. You had two left feet, but Phil, he was a dancer from way back. He could whirl you around with the best of ‘em. But tonight, he just pulled you close and swayed you to the old country love songs humming from the speakers. He hummed the lyrics lowly, leaning into you. He exhaled a breathy laugh when your feet got confused, but only held you tighter. 
“Do you have any idea how much I love you?” He said it in almost a whisper as he pressed soft kisses onto your neck.
“I think so, how much?”
“A whole sky full. Probably more,” his eyes shone the most beautiful blue in the hazy neon lighting. You couldn’t help but kiss him, and if you could’ve melted into a puddle then and there, you would’ve.
He had one hand pressed into your back, the other cupping your face, as your arms rested on his shoulders, and you let yourself fall into the kiss. You were almost numb now, in a good way. The smell of that cologne, something cheap but one he had loved for years, the Zach Bryan song tumbling through the speakers, his lips against yours, his stubble scratching against your face. 
When you broke from the kiss, you swore you felt like a kid all over again. You rested your face on his chest, and you swayed there, where it felt like just the two of you, for what felt like hours.
He climbed into the drivers’ seat of the old blue pickup, after buckling you into the passenger seat. The old radio was playing the classic country station, Phillip’s favorite. He hummed to the George Strait song that was crackling through, and placed his hand in yours. He squeezed it tightly.
It reminded you of when you were kids. It was maybe your fifth or sixth date, and time had escaped you both. There you were, racing down those rural Texas roads, praying that time would slow down, just for a few minutes. You both knew well that breaking curfew would spell a grounding for you, and your dad’s displeasure towards Phil. You swear that you can still make out where you began playing with the lose threads of the fabric seats, nervously tugging at the string as a cloud of dust rose behind you. 
That time, much like this one, Phil had grabbed for your hand. He ran his fingers over your knuckles at the red light, cursing quietly to himself. 
Now, all these years later, at the red light, he pulled your hand into his, except this time he gently rolled the wedding band on your finger. Instead of damning the light for not turning fast enough, he hummed contentedly to the song on the radio. The city lights slowly turned into the occasional street light as he drove out of the city. Finally, you were heading home. 
The drive home felt quick compared to the drive from there to the bar earlier. He opened your door like a gentleman, only getting slightly maimed by your border collie, Maple. He walked you carefully up the porch steps, and you rested on the cool wooden planks as he unlocked the door. You had your hair pushed up, cool summer air brushing the nape of your neck, and had kicked off your shoes. Phillip thought you had never looked more gorgeous than you did at this very moment. 
Upon making your way into the house, you made a drunken beeline to the comfort of your bedroom. You had made the bed this morning, and you cursed yourself. You had been proud of the fresh sheets and pressed duvet, but it only made it more complicated for your inebriated self. Still yet, you were snug as a bug by the time Phillip reached your room, shirt off, pajama pants on.
“Wanna get out of your good clothes before you get too comfortable?” He said, yawning midway through. Your only response was an annoyed groan that sounded half you, half Chewbacca. Not getting the hint, or not caring, Phillip gently lifted the duvet and laced his fingers in yours, coaxing you to sit upright. He fumbled through your bedside dresser before finding one of his old shirts. It didn’t take too much begging to get you into it, and you thought about how you’d thank him for his kindness in the morning. 
He tucked you back in as sweet as he could before climbing under on his side. When he proposed drinks before coming home, he didn’t exactly imagine this outcome. Then, he looked down. You looked sweet in a silly way, mouth slightly agape, breaths even. He listened for your breathing, that soldierly part of him that he could never quite turn off. You were asleep, he could tell by the gentle cadence of your inhales and exhales. He tried to match it. In the end, he settled for wrapping his arms around you, knowing they’d be asleep in the morning. He pressed a kiss to your head. He had missed home. He had missed you.
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homicidal-slvt · 11 months
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Blue-Eyed Snake {Pt. 3}
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MDNI
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Part 1 | Part 2
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Phillip Graves x F!Reader
Civilian|Y/N
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Warnings: Fluff, Angst, Hurt + Comfort, Injury Mention, Mildly Suggestive
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You just couldn't help the way you were pulled towards the man and he felt the same.
He felt as though this was something he couldn't- shouldn't have. Yet here you were looking so perfect seated in his living room, thumbing through one of his books.
You couldn't resist teasing him about his taste.
"Do you not have any interesting books? Just hunting books and dull shit?"
He chuckled and ruffled your hair, earning a gasp and playful swat from your hand.
"Those books are important. I don't need any of those fantasy books like you have in your house, darlin'."
You rolled your eyes and then he got that cocky little smirk of his.
"Though I must admit- there was one with some interesting parts in it."
You flush red realizing he must of discovered your smutty book. You were convinced he wouldn't really go through them.
Of course the man was curious as all hell... You both had at least that in common.
"Shut up."
It was a weak retort and you knew it but how else should you respond to that. His laugh was ridiculously infectious though- damn it Phillip.
I'm trying to be mad
You thought with a huff biting back the trembles of laughter tumbling out of you.
Ah yes- that shit eating grin of his was back. He never failed to adore how he made you laugh even when you tried to pretend to be mad.
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There was a certain weight in the air that was different as he stood in your homes entryway, blue eyes settled on you as you gazed back at him.
A current threatening to drag you under.
"I'll take you on a proper date when I get back, yeah?"
"Is that a promise?"
He stepped closer placing his finger beneath your chin, tilting your head up he leaned in.
Breath caught in your throat and eyes fluttering shut, he gave you the gentlest kiss he ever has. Revelling in how your lips fit with his, he'd do whatever he could to take that pained look from your expression.
Hesitantly he knew he had to go, pulling back he breathed out ever so softly and sincerely, words he intended to keep.
"It's a god damn guarantee, doll."
Of course it wasn't something he could truly for sure say but he was too stubborn to admit that to himself.
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It was going on 7 months at this point.
Your home never felt more empty and cold, before Phillip you didn't mind the quiet but now all it did was torment your mind.
He's not coming back.
That thought made you ache, oh how you wished he'd just walk through that door again. Prove those nagging feelings wrong.
It was a guarantee- a guarantee he would come home to you.
You knew it was foolish to believe him- believe in that idea.
What's even worse was that bubbling anger, how could he steal your heart like this? Take it straight from your chest and leave with it.
A hold remaining within that you tried to fill with work and hobbies, none of which amounted to that teasing banter you had grown so fond of.
What you wouldn't give to just hear that southern drawl again, that voice that as time went on grew more distant in the back of your head.
You were torn between the thoughts of how it would be easier to forget and wanting so desperately for it to never fade.
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It was late and you passed out asleep on the couch watching TV again, a knock made you jolt awake quite frankly rather startled.
Annoyed and rubbing at your eyes- who the hell would be here at this time of night? A robber? A serial killer?
Carefully you made your way to the door trying to be quiet, peeking out the peep hole you spotted a familiar form and your heart stopped.
Am I still asleep?
You felt as though you were being deceived somehow.
"Phillip...?"
"I'm back, doll."
No further thought was put in as you flung open the door, diving into his arms right there in the dark on your porch, not even bothering to take a better look at him first- you just needed to feel him.
He tugged you closer to his chest and sucked in a harsh breath, it was clear the moment he was back he came to see you.
He moved to shuffle you into the house, shutting the door behind both of you. Your eyes finally landed on his face, his adoring blue eyes were the same...
However there were burn scars covering over half his face, it was clear he still had some healing to do as well.
"How bout' that date tomorrow?"
You were snapped out of your thoughts and couldn't help but chuckle, of course he remembered that and was even smiling. As if he hadn't been gone so long and had a near death experience.
Truly though- holding you and going back to how things were was his way of coping with it all. His main fear was leaving you here- not even being able to give you any closure. Nothing.
That little taste of near death truly made him appreciate everything all that more, he couldn't waste any of this. He was gifted you by the world and he couldn't let that slip away.
Not when the only thought on his mind was you the whole time he was teetering on the edge.
"I'd love to go to that cafe in town."
"Course darlin'."
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certifiedfreec · 4 months
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i feel like there would be some subtle signs that ghost took an interest in you

- one time you were showing him something on the computer, and he took that massive 6’4” body of his and leaned it right over your shoulder to read the screen. as if that wasn’t close enough, he rested one of his big ‘ol calloused hands on the desk beside you, effectively caging you into your seat. you could practically feel the warmth that radiated off of him when he did that. (he really likes the smell of your shampoo, by the way.)
- he watched you make your coffee one morning, memorizing your order down to the number of sugar packets you used. after that, you’d head down to make your morning cup and all the exact ingredients would mysteriously be laid out on the counter for you. he’d pick on you later about drinking coffee instead of tea, though. maybe he’ll make you a cup for you to try- back in his own office, of course ;)
- everyone in tf141 knows you’re a perfectly capable soldier, so they think it’s odd that ghost always finds ways to provide extra backup for you during missions. guarding you from danger, making sure your area is clear of threats
he can’t help but want to protect and take care of his fellow teammate, though he has a list of other ways he’d like to take care of you :’)
i feel like there would be some subtle signs that keegan took an interest in you

- he saw your phone screen after training one day, immediately zeroing in on the artist you were listening to. later that evening he casually brings up the exact same band/person, because he’s coincidentally one of their biggest fans! maybe he’ll ask you to go to one of their shows when you’re off duty
 looks like you’ve found yourself a concert buddy ;)
- he bullies you, but it’s with the best intentions. it’s more like him relentlessly nagging at you until you match his snarky energy and give him some sass back, which he loves to provoke from you. you always have the best comebacks when he uses his dry humor on you, and he thinks it’s adorable. he definitely likes to push your buttons, but he’d like to undo them even more <3
- ever since he revealed your “shared love” for your favorite artist, he sends you music recommendations for you to listen to (that will hopefully make you think of him whenever you hear them!). pay attention to the lyrics, because he might be trying to tell you something with them
 :))
i feel like there would be some subtle signs that graves took an interest in you

- if you have any snacks or candy on you, he’s nonchalantly stepping right beside you and doing that “underhand-behind-the-back” gesture for you to shake some into his palm. (sometimes he imagines that’s what your lips taste like- omg who said that???)
- he let you wear his jacket during an operation where you were in the freezing cold outside for an extensive amount of time. he watched you shiver through your orders, trying your best to be a good soldier for him :( he walked up to you and draped his shadow company jacket over your shoulders (which smelled deliciously like him) and flashed you that toothy grin. “you look like you’re ‘bout to get frostbite, soldier. take this.” (he was definitely thinking of some other ways that he could warm you up
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- he took his time when he read through your file, and wow, it looks like your city’s professional football team rivals his. it’s the perfect way to initiate banter with you. he’ll be giving you a hard time about it for sure, and maybe he’ll make some interesting bets with you depending on how well the season’s going ;)
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buckysmith · 1 year
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They find you sleeping
Includes: Ghost, Soap, Alejandro and Graves
Warning: none (let me know if i missed a warning)
Fluff
Ghost:
- He would come home pretty late and because he can’t just call you to let you know he’s coming home, most of the time he would just appear out of nothing
- cough he’s a ghost cough
- You would lay on the couch, next to you the tv remote while the tv is still on
- He would take a picture of you all rolled up in a cozy blanket
- first of all he would turn the the TV off
- after that he would go to the kitchen, closing the door to avoid that you wake up while he makes tea for both of you
- he exactly knows which tea you love so he would make it for you and himself simply an earl grey
- with both teas he would go back to you, placing both mug on the coffee table
- then he would kneel besides you, gently stroking your cheek before placing a kiss on your forehead
- the moment you open your eyes this man falls all over again for you
- the way you look at him even though your half asleep is everything for him
- he can see your love for him
- The moment you’re able to understand that your man is back home and is right in front of you instead of being it just a dream of him you “jump” into his arms
- He gently sits you on his lap while placing his hands on your hips
- you’re the one claiming his lips as yours, kissing him like it would be the last time
- While you both kiss he warps his arms around you, pulling you closer to him
- the moment you both have to pull away to be able to breath he puts his hands gently on your flushed cheeks
- you’re eyes are red now cause of tears of joy
- if he’s already home and he finds you asleep he does those things too
- preparing a nice tea for both of you, sometimes with appetizers or a sandwich is a must
Alejandro:
-most of the time he comes home around 1 am so sometimes he finds you already asleep
- most of the time he finds you at the dinner table or on the couch
- he knows you wait for him
- while it fills his heart with joy that you wait for him on the other hand he feels guilty that you fall asleep in such uncomfortable places because of him.
- if you happen to be a deep sleeper he just picks you up (no matter the size, this man is strong strong) and brings you into your shared bedroom, gently placing you on your side of the mattress
- but if not he kneels besides or in front of you
- if you’re on the couch he gently strokes over your cheeks while he mumbles sweet nothing to you
- he praises you, kissing your forehead, cheek, lips until you wake up
- the moment you open your eyes a smilie appears on your lips
- you mumble his nickname, still half asleep
- and he whispers your nickname back
- after that he just takes you with him into your shared bedroom not wanting to wake you up
- but sometimes you visit him on his base, sometimes he’s there sometimes he’s not and if he’s not you wait for him
- but then it happens from time to time that you just falls asleep in his office
- so to come back to the base, walking into his office and seeing you sleep on his chair, couch or simply the floor means so much for him
- no matter how hard his day was, to see you so peaceful eases his feelings
- he would take some pics of you, maybe even show rodolfo how cute you look while you’re asleep
- this man is a sucker for you
Soap:
- he would come home pretty late, but the light would be still on and he would thought you’re still awake
- He would call out to you as he slipped off his shoes but wouldn't get an answer, which would worry him a bit
- He would look for you and would finally find you laying on the couch, sleeping peacefully
- He would smile at you and would take a picture
- after that he would grab a cozy blanket, carefully lies himself beside you and covers you both up
- He’s a oven so especially if it’s winter you would snuggle up to him, mumbling in your sleep how much you miss ihm and that you wished he would be here now
- that would made him juggle a bit, not because you misses him so dearly, no, because you look so innocent and cute while doing it
- he would whisper in your ear that he’s there, that he is already next to you
- your sleep head would only mumble that it can’t be and that he’s a dream
- He wouldn’t response to it, knowing you’re to tired to notice he’s real
- you both would sleep the whole night on the couch, only for him to get kicked from the couch because you thought he would be some kind of creep that broke into your house only to notice it’s your husband when it’s already too late
- after that you would be very sorry and embarrassed
- a lot of cuddles after that are a must
Grave:
- This man is a workaholic so most of the time he comes home and you’re already asleep
- But he knows that no matter the time he has a nice meal that waits for him
- He loves to watch you sleep
- no not like a creep but it eases his mind, to see you so peaceful so innocently is for what he fights for
- He would just sit next to you, smiling or maybe softly stroking your cheek
- He doesn’t want to disturb your peaceful slumber so he would only pull you closer to his chest, watching you till he falls asleep too
- he’s and early bird too so he’s already awake while your still sleeping
- for him it’s a win situation cause he can watch you till he has to go to work again or to leave you for a month or more
- in his chest plate there’s a picture of you sleeping in his arms, he always looks at it when he’s not home especially if he can’t sleep
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simonrillleyyysss · 3 months
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girl dad graves who: cried when he first laid eyes on his girl, cooing to her softly as you laid on the bed, tired and blissfully watching the two of them, how could you not? the big war criminal, now sitting on the chair with his baby in his arms. girl dad graves who: takes his girl shopping, your coming along obviously— but he lets his toddler drag him around the store to point at different items of clothing, tugging at his arm! spends all of his money on her, how could he not?? he loves spoiling her!!
“daddy, this one!”
“looks gorge’, baby.”
girl dad graves who: sits on the small stool in his sugars room, hunched over the bright pink table—small plastic teacup in hand, pinkie turned upwards as she talked to him, listening to his babygirl babble away.
“daddy! drink the tea! yummy?”
she questioned, watching the blonde make a fake slurping sound, nodding his head as he hummed in faux approval.
“oh, that’s amazing, darlin’, real good tea, your mama’help y’make it?”
“nuh-uh! s’all me.”
girl dad graves who: sits in the livingroom, your hand holding his hair back as the girls chubby fingers dabbed splotchy foundation onto his face, his lips bright pink with lipstick, eyebrows black with eyeliner.
“oh, just how pretty is your daddy now?”
“very!”
the toddler didn’t hesitate to then accidentally shove the brush in his mouth.
girl dad graves who: sits on the sofa, toddler sat on his lap and dog curled beneath them—chin pressed atop her head as his arms wrapped around her, watching her colour in book contently; yapping to him about how you took her shopping earlier, how you let her play with the dog in the garden, how you bought her new toys!
girl dad graves who: walks his girl to her first day of school, last day of school, graduation, and eventually up the aisle.
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b1rds3ye · 10 months
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Victory Kiss
Turns out Graves gets very passionate when celebrating a successful mission. And when you’re nearby you end up facing the brunt of it.
Pairing: Phillip Graves x GN!Reader
Reader Aliases: Chief
Genre: Fluff, Comedy, Pre-MWII
Word Count: 1.5k
Warning: Graves kisses reader without prior consent (not malicious but please read at your own discretion)
A/N: Probably OOC Graves but imagining this was too entertaining to me 😋
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You’ve gotten used to this.
You’ve gotten used to Graves’ infectious energy after a hard-earned win. He was a natural leader, cunning and brimming with charisma, but carefully restrained as to not be impulsive in high stakes situations. But when the stakes were low - such as times like now - Graves was free to be as expressive as he wished. And as second in command to Shadow Company, required to always stand by his side, you got front tickets to watch it unfold.
Shadow Company had offered unofficial air support in the depths of Kastovia. With every operation the stakes were getting higher and higher. After deploying all ammunition until resources were depleted, it seemed the entire aircraft waited with bated breath as you surveyed the ground through a heads up display. You sensed Graves beside you, his looming shadow gave more contrast to the monochromatic screen. Each pixel flickered from the daylight, the movement of trees and friendlies through the screen setting false flags in your mind.
You pulled back to look at Graves. His face was stern, the muscles in his face taut, eyebrows slightly furrowed as he tried to read your neutral expression. You shook your head.
“Confirmed hit, all hostiles eliminated.”
And there it was, like a switch flicked inside of him, you felt a little proud that you were the one who triggered it. Graves slammed his hands on the front console, pushing himself off to stand tall, brimming with energy. He was now adorning that familiar smile, a little wonky but charming all the same. With a heavy arm, he gave you a hefty slap on the back in congratulations, one that would’ve sent your head through the display if you weren’t prepared.
“That’s what I’m fucking talking about Shadows, this is how you get the job done!”
The entire atmosphere of the compartment lifted, you wouldn’t be surprised if the aircraft itself increased in elevation. There were sighs of relief, cheers of joy and hugs of a job well done. You never got sick of this sight, it reminded you what you were fighting for, to bring these boys home and secure victory.
It was a familiar sight, but it was comfortingly predictable. You watched with amusement as Graves paced around the room, praising each individual member in a voice so loud it damaged your ears once, then bounced off the walls to hurt your hearing for a second round. Each recruit responded with the signature ‘yup-yup’ and beaming smile. With each comment given, Graves was getting more and more drunk off the adrenaline which after months of observing him, came with some interesting habits of his.
It was fun hearing him swear like a sailor when he usually keeps his language so restrained he could be put on a children’s show.
“I saw your shots Erikson, that was the shit.”
“Vance you saved our fuckin’ asses with that extra fire.”
“Send this mission report to Shepherd and your dads will be back with the milk before you fucking know it!”
You’re pretty sure Graves has no idea what’s coming out of his mouth at this rate and to be fair neither do you nor the rest of the Shadows.
You stifled a snicker as you watched on. He continued with his questionable praise, not even stopping at the aircraft itself to which he gave an encouraging spank to the metal wall, only to recoil his arm when it unmistakably hurt his palm. Even on the other side of the aircraft, you caught snippets of what he said and you were sure the cheerful laughs of the Shadows were out of respect and not because they understood him. Although with an accent and voice like his, he could make a nonsensical string of sounds and you’d be nodding along.
Graves had gone full circle and made his way back to you.
“And to the soldier of the hour.”
He reared his head to you with such a leading force that the rest of his body had a hard time keeping up. His arms swayed from the momentum.
Just like every routine celebration, he planted his hands securely on your shoulders. His face is graced with the same charming smile he’s given you for months. Even under the red lighting of the aircraft he looked nothing short of a budding hero, the blue of his irises shone against the shadows cast over his face.
You expected the praise.
“Beautiful fuckin’ work, Chief.”
What you didn’t expect was the kiss that came straight afterwards.
You didn’t even have time to reply as Graves used his leverage on your shoulders to pull you in, lips crashing against yours. It was chaste, but the sheer strength he had made you sure your lips will bruise. Your mind blanked, adrenaline numbing any potential pains. The whirring of the aircraft’s turbo engines were drowned out, your vision dimming at the edges as all your senses honed in on Graves’ lips pressed into yours. It lasted no more than a single second until he separated from you, lips parting with an exaggerated but unintentional mwah.
“Dunno what I’d do without you,” he breathed out, only for you to hear. He watched you innocently, the skin around his eyes wrinkled in excitement, hands drifting down until they were on your biceps, rubbing your arms affectionately. However, you had to tear your gaze away from him and to the rest of the aircraft.
Graves just kissed you


 in front of Shadow Company.
Your stomach dropped as you made eye contact with the entire team who now watched the two of you like teens tuning in to the hottest new flick. They were here for the drama, quiet as they waited for your response but smiles of anticipation creeping onto their faces.
“Eyes off, Shadows.”
Graves’ voice returned to its usual commanding tone, as though you were back in the mission. There was the grumble of ‘yup-yup’s’ as the rest of the team made the show of focusing on their stations (but you knew they were still sneaking glances whenever possible). Graves reoriented the two of you until you were against the wall, using himself to obscure the company’s view of you.
“Fuckin’ beautiful,” Graves muttered absentmindedly. He sounded more grounded, but he still needed to catch up on his breath, chest heaving in and out.
“It was a damn clean mission, Graves.”
“I ain’t talkin’ about the mission.”
Graves gives you his signature cocky smirk, waiting for a few moments for you to reply with your usual reassurance. But no thoughts were crossing your mind, instead it was aimlessly swimming in his attention. His arms that latched onto you were getting stronger, fingers tightening and burrowing into the narrow space between your tactical gear and shirt. His pupils were blown out, puppy-like as they searched you. But you couldn’t reply, not when you were drinking him in like he was to you. Your silence started to become overwhelming, crashing against Graves’ confidence and his smile fell, bravado collapsing with it.
“No good?” He faltered, letting his head hang low. He let out a quiet curse under his breath. “You put up with a lot of Shadow bullshit, both from them and me
 I got lost in the moment.”
His attention turns to his hands that are on your arms. The pads of his thumbs rub your shirt fabric soothingly before dropping his hands to his sides. He gives you one final reassuring pat on the back, half-hearted and lacking its usual strength.
“I misread us,” he pursed his lips as he reflected, eventually shaking his head and tutting his lips disapprovingly at himself. “This is on me.”
“What?” You force yourself out of your stupor upon noticing Graves’ dejected form. You hurriedly try to pick him up, now you were the one putting your hands on his shoulders. “No, I just- I didn’t expect it. It was a surprise.”
“
 you like surprises?” He looked up at you through his lashes, eyes brimming full of hope. You sometimes forget he’s your superior when he dials up his boyish charm.
“If they’re all like that then yes.”
“Then there’s plenty more where that came from, darlin'.”
His smug grin was back in full force, he only allowed himself a split second to memorise your shocked expression before turning away so you couldn’t respond. He rouses the rest of the Shadows up with an authoritative clear of the throat. He stands tall, back to the restrained commander role but not without a hand sneaking up to settle on the small of your back. Even as he assumed his professional role once again, the zeal in his voice was unmatched.
“Excellent work all ‘round boys. Let’s bring this aircraft back home.”
There were affirmative responses all round, but a curious Shadow couldn’t help but poke their head out of their station.
“So, uh, Graves. Are you and Chief a thing now?”
“Speak outta line like that again and you’re on cleanin’ duty for the next month, Sergeant.”
“
 yup-yup.”
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spooky-loopy · 8 months
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141 "Ass, Tits, Thighs?"
(Graves, Price, Gaz, Soap, Ghost)
*NSFW*
I <3 drabble
Gaz- "personality" (boobies)
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He loves to just lick kiss and love on them, swirling his tongue around your nipples and groaning into you when your breath quickens and you reach up for his hair,
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Graves- Shamelessly an ass guy, he dose the face while stareing
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When he fucks you he grips onto your ass his fingers digging into the soft flesh so that he can get a better grip as he fucks mercilessly,
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Ghost- Tits he comes up behind you randomly and and cups them in his hands
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He's like a cat, kneeding and massaging. Constently. cuddling? He has his hands on your boobs. Fucking? He's cupping them in his hands while he slams into you,
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Price- HE DONT CARE!!! (HE LOVES AND WORSHIPS EVERY PART THE SAME SO ITS IMPOSIBLE TO TELL)
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He kisses almost every inch of your body, slowly removing each layer of clothing as he covers every body part in kisses. He comes up and kisses the tip of your nose with a smile before eating you out and covering you in more kisses,
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Soap- THIGHS (IVE SAID IT BEFORE BUT I WANT TO ELABORATE MORE)
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When he eats you out he trails up your thighs leaving them red and covered in hickys and saliva. Speaking of that when he eats you out he literally gets destracted takeing breaks to make out and kiss the plush skin on them. He holds them down so you'll stay still,
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novelant · 3 months
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Navigation
Started: 26/01/24
Banners and Dividers by: @cafekitsune
✹- Smut
🌿- Fluff
đŸȘ- Angst
Call of Duty
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Simon 'Ghost' Riley
Experiment đŸȘđŸŒż
Seven Minutes in Heaven ? 🌿
The Singer ✹
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Phillip Graves
Movie Night ✹
Everything and the Kitchen Sink pt1 🌿, part 2 (Coming TBA)
The Mechanic ✹ (Coming TBA)
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Alejandro Vargas
False Sense of Seduction 🌿đŸȘ(Coming TBA)
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The New Teacher 🌿 (Coming TBA)
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König
Dad's Bestfriend 🌿 suggestive ✹
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blingblong55 · 5 months
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Cowboy like me -Philip Graves
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creds: @/vhenan_virabelesan on instagram
Based on a request:
i need more graves in my life. like southern cowboy graves who finds veteran reader one day in line for food or something and he just can’t help but talk to her until the blood rushes to his face and flushes red. need graves who never thought he would settle down or get married until he finds himself staring at rings after dating you for 8 months. philip who cherishes his fiery girl by winning stock shows and buying her a new mercedes just because. reader asking him how she can pay him back and he asks her to move in. philip who holds reader so so close to his body, never wanting to hurt her while his cock throbs into her. caressing her hair and clicking his tongue whenever she breaks eyes contact from his good he feels. philip being called away for a two month deployment all of a sudden. two months feel like two years until he can see his beloved peeing the ranch goats and chasing chickens back into their coop. philip who finally gets home and uses his rank to skip the welcome home ceremony, wanting to surprise reader at home since it’s late at night and him speeding home because they’re not going to live their lives through the phone. driving like a maniac until he feels the grind of gravel against rubber and the familiar low glow of the wooden house, until he holds onto her body like how oxygen embeds itself into his lungs. i need him so bad ---- F!Reader, fluff, some smut, boyfriend!Graves, cowboy!Graves, P-in-V, soft sex, soft!dom Graves, veteran!Reader ---- A/N: this is how I know you are a Graves lover, so please my dear..enjoy :)
You moved to the countryside, a small town and a pair of old boots. Life is calm, away from that old and rowdy one you lived as a soldier. This time around, you were told about some new small restaurant in town, decided to check it out and that's when all the stars aligned. He walks in, three days into his break from a long deployment and then, his eyes meet your frame. A small smile on him. Never did he see another woman like you in his part of town. Not as pretty or as captivating. His cowboy hat by his chest as he admired you. You, unaware, order your meal, eager to taste something new.
He walked closer, and the cashier asked for your name. "R/N," you said and he smiles. What a precious name. For days after, he returned to that small restaurant, walked around town and frequented many shops and then he stopped walking. There you were, getting what he assumed was your truck loaded with gravel and some other stuff. You were a local then. He knew the man from the shop, asked around and soon he realised you were the woman who bought a property close to his. Ain't it funny. Your herd dog ran away and into his property, what a fun time Philip would have.
"I'm sorry, he
is a bit of a runner," you chuckle as you get your dog in the truck. "No worries, hun. I'm Philip," he extends his hand and you shake it. "I'm R/N, a pleasure to meet you," you smile. "So, what is a pretty lady like you doing 'ere?" You chuckle, your hat being the perfect sunblock for this sunny day. "I own this land," you answer and he smiles more. "Ah, so that means you aren't just a pretty lady with a dog, that makes you my pretty lil neighbour," he gets closer. You couldn't deny it, he had his charm and it worked on you. "What if instead of keeping you out on this Sun, I keep you out, say Friday night at around 8 pm?" Oh that smile on him, what a dangerous game it played.
And so you accepted. You played the dangerous game with him and it turned into something so calm and beautiful. Now, instead of spending his days or weeks off work alone, he spends them with you. He got to know you, understand you and love all of you. Every day, there he was, at your front porch, wildflowers at hand from his part of the land. Every day, there you were, at the front door, ready to greet him with a kiss. It never was the fact he could buy store flowers, it was the intention, to always bring them to you, pretty or not, he took his time every day to pick them out, to think, 'She'll like them, yeah
this one is perfect,' that is the beauty of him. And, you always fell even deeper for him. That smile, the same one he saw every morning, gave him more reason to go around, plant flowers on his land and when they grow, he will cut them and hand them to you.
It's what all lovers did before him. His eyes, my my my, were they enchanting to look at. He never meant to be a husband, to come home to his pretty lady, to love. He was meant to be a soldier, a commander and to watch himself die sometime far from today, in some dangerous place. Today, he walks around, looks at rings and shakes his head anytime the lady at the jewellery place asks if he likes that ring. "No, don't think my darling would fit this, I need something more
more beautiful
something that matches her beauty, so let's keep looking." But that was a game to never be won. In his mind, no diamond would match your beauty, it just had to at least resemble your natural looks.
His friends were all teasing him for falling in love. It's not bad, they reassure, it's
new..it changed you for the better, they all admit. When he introduces you to them, they all look at each other. "Oh, it makes more sense," one says and the rest agree. You did change him, he has become someone everyone admires more, and he has more reason to do certain stuff now. You and him, it is possibly the healthiest of loves he or you had. The warm feeling in your chest, that feels right. The compliments from his mother, his father and siblings, all feel too well. And you know that maybe you are right, maybe this is love. It's love in the beautiful, the ugly, the immature things you two laugh at, the stare his friends give when they know he find his forever person. It is real
it's love for what humans know love to be.
"My dear, c'mon, calm down," his voice soft, hands on your body as you argue over something that happened at a store. "Babe, you don't get it. That man
ooh that man do I dislike him!" He chuckles, "You know what the deal was and what he said was right-" "No, no it wasn't and you know what, shame on you for backing him up." You push him. "No, don't do that, we don't do that. If I fuck up, you correct me and I do the same for you, we fix each other that way." You huff out and cross your arms. He was right, you did that and now he had to do the same. Anytime he said or did something that wasn't right, you corrected him and he listened and apologised and did better next time. Now, here you were, having to be in his situation. "Sorry
it's just
why
why would that man do that- you're right..sorry"
"It's over, let's move on," his arms wrap around you and you sigh. "I love you," he reminds you and you smile. Your arms now wrapping around him. "I love you too," you whisper and get comfortable in his arms. Slowly, this became the norm, talk it out, don't yell but talk, it's simple and it's what keeps it all comfortable.
Christmas, ten months into loving you, he buys and gifts you a car. Lavish and all for you. For what reason? No motive, he just felt the need to give it. You, being someone who can't just accept these nice acts, shove the keys back to him. "Nope, nope
Phil, you can't just give me this." He shakes his head, "I can and it's rude to deny a gift, my love," he walks to you, the smile on him again. Was he a wizard? To have you so enchanted by his smile? "But-
how can I repay this? This is too much, Phil-" A kiss, is all it took to have you calm down and let him love you more. "Move in, that's all I ask of you." He says between kisses and you smile. Of course, now that is the man you know. A mastermind for a fiance? Now that is something to have yourself get accustomed to.
By Spring, he and you married.
By Summer, he had your back arched, your body and his pressed against each other as he repeatedly made love to you. His cock, deep inside of you as your milked him for every last drop. Your hands, wrapped around his back, owning him and marking him with scratches, ones he would proudly wear. His hands caress your body as if you were some angelic creature. Your eyes close once your body starts to feel euphoric, its pleasure to the greatest it can be. Philip's kisses trail from your lips to your collarbone. Your tits bounce with each thrust he gave you, your eyes closed and then he grabs your face with force. "Don't you dare look away, my love, not now," he grunts and moans.
His fat cock stretches your tight cunt to its limit. You let our whimpers, your orgasm building up slowly. "That's it, be a good girl-" he grips your face again. "Tsk, what i say?" He kisses you and once he is done with your lips, he ensures your gaze never leaves his. Your drunken stare is the one thing that is making him last so long. Your juices leak all over him, his cum deep inside of you, making sure to leave you leaking. It was his way of saying goodbye as he went on yet another operation. Your cunt, throbbing for the abuse and love your dear husband gave you over and over. It was perfection, it is love that he makes to you on a night like this.
Your teary eyes, make him frown and apologise. "I'm sorry, I know
I know darling." he cups your face with his warm hands and kisses you all over that precious pouty face. Your tears dried by his lips. Love is an action or emotion. Right now, in this bed made up of two drunken lovers, he made sure to teach you that he was not like any of the past men you loved. He was sure of it because no other man-made you cum with a stare, a touch, or a lick of your precious and delicious cunt. He isn't most men, he is your man, your other half, the one that has you whimpering over his size. The one that has you lighting candles for when he comes back home.
After that night, he was gone for some time. Not much contact besides the small talk on texts or the quick calls from the base. It was an eternity, to not have him by your side, to not watch you fall over as you tried to feed the animals on the ranch. It was a long night when you didn't have him wrap his arms around you and whisper sweet nothings. But it was the rule, wait and I'll be back to love you more. You were his patient lover, like a woman back in the day, waiting all day for her man. And the second came with the view of the joint estates, he smiles. His pretty darling, his home and all those crazy animals, all waiting for him.
His mates at the base, all begged him to wait just a little longer but he couldn't not when he yearned to be in your arms. He didn't care, it didn't matter if they all wanted a sit-down cookout to celebrate a triumph of an operation. You mattered. You see, the thought of you, laying in bed, with an empty side, his pillow used as a teddy bear as you await for him, that was an image he couldn't let happen anymore. His truck, rushed through the night all to get a glimpse, a touch, a whisper and an 'I love you' from you.
The door, swung open as he hurried up the stairs and into the bedroom. The floor creaks under his step as he silents himself from excitement when he sees your precious face. It was a rush, it's love and glee to know he came home, came home to you. "R/N, doll..I'm home," he whispers as he gently stirs you awake. That smile of yours, oh it can melt a man as mean and cold as him. "Hi," your voice is so soft and small. "Hi," he responds and sits on the edge, watching as you crawl into his arms. "Did you miss me?" but of course, he knew that answer. You nod and bury your face on his chest. What was once an empty bed, is now a bed full of two. Two crazed people, two hearts, one home. "Oh I missed you more," he rubs your back and notices how your body relaxes. He holds you close, so close that it's as if he wants your body to become one.
His boots are under the bed as he settles in with you. Your warmth wrapped him in an embrace. This, this is all he ever needed. It wasn't some drunk one-night stand, it wasn't cheap love or cheap sex. No one could afford this. Don't think he even understood how much he had to afford this kind of love but he can and that is all that matters now.
A/N: I love cowboys....and I love cowboy Graves
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Hey girl hey ;) could you do a Phillip Graves x reader smut where Phil is picking on the reader all day (like touchin her behind, kissing her, etc) then he finally gets the reader to himself?? đŸ©·đŸ©·
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Phillip Graves x F!Reader
đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜ș: đ˜ˆđ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘩𝘳đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł, đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ș 𝘱𝘾𝘱đ˜ș 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș𝘰𝘯𝘩, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Ź đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘳𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮. đ˜œđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜­đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜Źđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜Ż đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” 𝘐 đ˜žđ˜łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 𝘱 𝘗𝘈𝘙𝘛 2 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜€.
𝘊𝘞: 𝘌đ˜čđ˜±đ˜­đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘕𝘚𝘍𝘞 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”, đ˜‘đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ș, 𝘗𝘳𝘱đ˜Ș𝘮𝘩, đ˜ˆđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž (đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜” 𝘰𝘧), đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž, 𝘖𝘳𝘱𝘭(𝘎),đ˜đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š-đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, 𝘊𝘰𝘾𝘹đ˜Ș𝘳𝘭,đ˜œđ˜Żđ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘮𝘩đ˜č (𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜ș𝘮.), đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜”, đ˜ˆđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜”đ˜­đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜­đ˜°đ˜” đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„.
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''𝘐'𝘼 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” 𝘮𝘱đ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘣𝘰𝘯𝘯đ˜Ș𝘩, đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” 𝘮𝘱đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„.'' đ˜‘đ˜°đ˜©đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜ł, 𝘭𝘩𝘱𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘮𝘰 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Š 𝘱 𝘧𝘩𝘾 đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł.
𝘐𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Ș𝘣𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”, đ˜Șđ˜”'đ˜„ 𝘣𝘩 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜»đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž. 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜»đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘩 𝘰𝘧 𝘱 đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜°đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”'𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮, đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘰𝘳 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜­đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Š.
đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜șđ˜±đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜ș𝘩𝘱𝘳𝘮 𝘾𝘱𝘳𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”. 𝘈 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘣𝘰𝘼𝘣 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜­đ˜°đ˜„đ˜Š 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜”đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘼𝘱𝘯đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘩𝘩𝘼 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜°đ˜°đ˜„đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜šđ˜°đ˜„đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”.
đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮𝘯'đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­ đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜„ 𝘧𝘳𝘱𝘼𝘩 𝘯𝘰𝘳 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Ž, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ž 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜±đ˜©đ˜ș𝘮đ˜Șđ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜„đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„. 𝘓đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱 đ˜±đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜­đ˜±đ˜°đ˜°đ˜­, đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜± 𝘱𝘯đ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜·đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘯𝘰 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”.
đ˜—đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Š, đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮𝘯'đ˜” 𝘱𝘧𝘳𝘱đ˜Șđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜­đ˜ș 𝘮𝘩𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜”đ˜° đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘮𝘰 𝘾𝘩𝘭𝘭 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜­đ˜„.
𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘩 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł, đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘼𝘱𝘹đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜© 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ș 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” 𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘣𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜© đ˜©đ˜°đ˜” 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘩 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ź, 𝘧𝘩𝘱𝘳𝘭𝘩𝘮𝘮𝘭đ˜ș.
𝘈 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜€đ˜”đ˜°đ˜ł, đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘣𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜§đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Ș𝘣𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼𝘮𝘩𝘭𝘧 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘬 𝘰𝘧. đ˜œđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” 𝘮𝘰 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„.
đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ż đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘣𝘩 𝘮𝘩𝘩𝘯 𝘱𝘮 𝘼𝘩𝘳𝘩𝘭đ˜ș đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 𝘱𝘯 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł, 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜‘đ˜°đ˜©đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜ș. 𝘛𝘰 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.
𝘏𝘩 đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜± 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Łđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜± đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š, đ˜„đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș 𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜° đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜žđ˜­ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘣𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż, 𝘮𝘰 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș, 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘯𝘰 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”.
đ˜ˆđ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘩𝘳đ˜ș 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜”đ˜°đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘮𝘱𝘼𝘩 đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘩𝘩 𝘱 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘩đ˜čđ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘮𝘱đ˜ș, đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹đ˜ș, đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘰𝘾𝘯 đ˜”đ˜žđ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș, đ˜ąđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜” 𝘧𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾𝘰𝘳𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž' đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘰𝘣𝘮𝘩𝘮𝘮đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š 'đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Ș𝘹𝘱𝘯𝘮' 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ź, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„.
𝘏𝘩 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘱𝘯đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘭𝘱𝘣𝘭𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š, đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Șđ˜”, đ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭𝘱𝘳𝘹𝘩 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Ž 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘮𝘰 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜” 𝘬đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮𝘩𝘮 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘾𝘩𝘱𝘬𝘯𝘩𝘮𝘮 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž, đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș 𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩. 𝘓𝘩𝘱𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Șđ˜”.
đ˜šđ˜”đ˜°đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Ż, đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘬đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮𝘩𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜ș đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘮𝘭𝘱𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘼𝘭đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜°đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜«đ˜ąđ˜ž đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘮𝘰 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Š đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘯𝘰 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘯𝘰𝘳 𝘳𝘩𝘮đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š.
đ˜œđ˜Żđ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș, 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘩đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘮𝘰𝘼𝘩𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘬 đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜ș đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘾𝘰𝘳𝘬 𝘰𝘯 𝘱 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘼đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘰𝘾𝘯, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘣𝘱𝘳𝘩𝘭đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘩𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼.
đ˜—đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Ž, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘰𝘣𝘮𝘩𝘮𝘮đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘭𝘭? đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘭𝘩𝘮𝘮.
''𝘋𝘰𝘯'đ˜” 𝘾𝘰𝘳𝘳đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜šđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜±.'' 𝘞𝘰𝘳𝘳đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘼đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜„.
''𝘏𝘩'𝘮.. đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜źđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž.'' 𝘏𝘱𝘭𝘧 𝘱 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘩. đ˜ đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜©, đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„ 𝘮𝘩𝘩𝘼 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜žđ˜° đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘾𝘱đ˜ș 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 𝘣𝘩đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜€đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜Šđ˜” 𝘯𝘰 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ž 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜­ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘹𝘯đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘩.
''đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž? 𝘏𝘱𝘳𝘼𝘭𝘩𝘮𝘮? 𝘠𝘩𝘳 𝘱𝘧𝘧 đ˜ș𝘩𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Șđ˜„!'' đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜” 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜§đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘱𝘣𝘯𝘰𝘳𝘼𝘱𝘭 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘰𝘳, đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜·đ˜ąđ˜­ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳.
''đ˜‘đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘹𝘯𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜‘đ˜°đ˜©đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜ș, đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Š.'' đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜„, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜­ 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘯𝘯𝘰đ˜șđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°ïżœïżœ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘧𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘣𝘩 𝘮𝘰 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Š 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘹𝘰 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜°đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
''đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘾 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜­ 𝘼𝘩 𝘱𝘯đ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘭𝘱𝘮𝘮đ˜Ș𝘩?'' 𝘉đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘧𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±, đ˜‘đ˜°đ˜©đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜ș đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱𝘯 đ˜°đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘣𝘰𝘰𝘬. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶'đ˜„ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜§đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” 𝘣𝘩 𝘱𝘣𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„, 𝘩đ˜čđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜±đ˜”, 𝘾𝘩𝘭𝘭.. đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘰𝘯𝘩.
đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜§đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜©đ˜° 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘰𝘧 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘼đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯.
𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘮𝘰 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š 𝘱 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­ đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘩𝘾 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜Ž đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Șđ˜”, đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱𝘯 đ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Š, đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜·đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜„đ˜­đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ź.
𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘰𝘾𝘯 đ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ž 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮𝘯'đ˜” đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘱𝘭𝘭, đ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶'đ˜„ đ˜·đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜© đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱𝘯đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘰𝘳 𝘾𝘰𝘳𝘮𝘩? 𝘈𝘭𝘭𝘰𝘾 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧𝘭đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜” 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
''𝘠-đ˜șđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜© đ˜¶đ˜ź..'' đ˜œđ˜Żđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜­đ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘧𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜°đ˜Łđ˜«đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘳𝘩𝘮 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„, 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧𝘰𝘭𝘭𝘰𝘾 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł.
''𝘐'𝘭𝘭 𝘣𝘩 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜șđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜©?'' 𝘑𝘱𝘣𝘣𝘩𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜šđ˜°đ˜” 𝘰𝘧𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜” 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘯đ˜Ș𝘼𝘱𝘭 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„ 𝘩đ˜čđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜„đ˜° 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱 𝘼𝘱𝘯 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜°đ˜­đ˜­đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜„.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜łđ˜Șđ˜„đ˜°đ˜ł 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜±đ˜”đ˜ș đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”, 𝘯𝘰 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘱𝘯đ˜șđ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘮𝘰 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘬 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż, đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜ł. 𝘏𝘩 𝘾𝘱𝘮𝘯'đ˜”. 𝘚đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭, đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 𝘱𝘯 𝘱𝘭𝘭 𝘧𝘱𝘼đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜Ș𝘱𝘳 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
''𝘐𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š.'' 𝘏𝘩 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­ 𝘧𝘳𝘱𝘼𝘩 𝘭𝘩𝘱𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜°đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł, 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘬 đ˜Ș𝘯. 𝘍đ˜Ș𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș.
''đ˜žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼 đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮?'' 𝘗𝘰đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”, đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜łđ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜± đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜°đ˜°đ˜­ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹.
''𝘋𝘰𝘩𝘮 đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł?'' đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜«đ˜°đ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜­đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜”, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜­đ˜±.
''𝘕𝘰, 𝘐 đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž 𝘯𝘰-'' 𝘈 đ˜­đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜„ đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜± đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭𝘰𝘾𝘩𝘳 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜±đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘾𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ž đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘱 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Š 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘰𝘾𝘯.
''𝘐 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯.'' 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ż đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜°, 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘰𝘾𝘯, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜šđ˜°đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜źđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩.
''𝘋𝘰𝘩𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©?'' 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘩đ˜čđ˜”đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Š đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Ž, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜­đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣𝘩đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Șđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘮𝘰 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘬𝘯𝘩𝘾 đ˜Șđ˜”.
''𝘈𝘭𝘭 𝘐 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘬 đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.'' đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž đ˜°đ˜°đ˜»đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Š 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜­ 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩𝘱𝘳 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”, đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘼𝘭đ˜ș 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼.
''đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶'𝘳𝘩 đ˜„đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘼𝘩 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮𝘱𝘯𝘩, đ˜Žđ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”.'' 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘱 đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Ź, 𝘱 đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜© 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩𝘱𝘳 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘛𝘩đ˜č𝘱𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜„đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜€đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱 đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜© đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜„đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘱𝘾𝘱𝘳𝘩 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜„đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ž. 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜čđ˜Ș𝘼đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘩đ˜čđ˜€đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Șđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜Źđ˜Ž đ˜§đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”, 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜° đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Żâ€™đ˜” 𝘮𝘩𝘩𝘼 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜­đ˜ș 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘳𝘩đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘣𝘭𝘱𝘯𝘬 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜±đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜” đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘱 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜± đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”.
đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜± đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” 𝘮𝘼đ˜Ș𝘳𝘬 đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž, đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜”đ˜° đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜© đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ž. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜” đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜ș đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘯𝘰𝘮𝘩 đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ž.
𝘉𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘼𝘱𝘬𝘩 𝘮𝘩𝘯𝘮𝘩 𝘰𝘧 𝘱𝘯đ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘩𝘭𝘮𝘩, 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜”, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜°đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ž. đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜źđ˜”đ˜© 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜­đ˜°đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘳𝘩𝘮đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș 𝘮𝘱𝘯𝘬 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼.
đ˜”đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ž 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜”đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜©, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜ș đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„, đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” 𝘾đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” 𝘱𝘾𝘱đ˜ș 𝘯𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘾đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜°.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘧𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘩𝘯𝘮𝘩𝘮, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘬đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘬đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„. 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜­đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š, 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘬đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘹𝘳𝘰𝘾đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘹𝘰𝘳.
đ˜‰đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜«đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ș đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘮đ˜șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ź đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘱 𝘼𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘬đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜„đ˜°.
𝘈 đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜°đ˜Ż đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘹𝘳𝘩𝘾 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜ș đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Źđ˜Șïżœïżœïżœïżœđ˜š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘱𝘭 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜«đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Ž. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜»đ˜ș, 𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘾đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Š.
đ˜đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜” đ˜±đ˜°đ˜°đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜„đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Ż, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł'𝘮 đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜° đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜± 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜­.
𝘈𝘭𝘭 đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 𝘮𝘩𝘭𝘧-đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜łđ˜°đ˜­ 𝘣𝘳𝘰𝘬𝘩 𝘭𝘰𝘮𝘩 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜” 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘰𝘯𝘩 𝘮𝘾đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜” đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š, đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”, đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜§ 𝘣𝘱𝘳𝘩 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘣𝘳𝘱 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘰𝘭𝘩 đ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜­đ˜Š.
𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘳𝘱𝘾 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘰𝘧 𝘱𝘯đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘣𝘭đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜” 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘩đ˜čđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘯𝘰 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜± đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘣𝘳𝘱, 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜© đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜°đ˜­ 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘱đ˜Ș𝘳 đ˜„đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜§đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜©, đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Š.  𝘐𝘯 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Š 𝘰𝘳 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”, đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Ź đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș.
''đ˜đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­'' 𝘏𝘩 đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼𝘮𝘩𝘭𝘧 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩.
𝘒đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜°đ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ž, đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧𝘭đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Š 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Żđ˜¶đ˜Ł đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„, đ˜©đ˜°đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜± đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©, 𝘱𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘱đ˜Ș𝘳 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜” đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹. 𝘚𝘭𝘰𝘾𝘭đ˜ș, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘹𝘳𝘩𝘾 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„, 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘰𝘧 𝘱đ˜Ș𝘳, 𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š, 𝘰𝘳 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž' đ˜”đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Ł 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜„đ˜šđ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Š, đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș 𝘩đ˜čđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„.
''𝘋𝘰 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š 𝘱𝘯đ˜ș đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ą đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜„đ˜° đ˜”đ˜° 𝘼𝘩, đ˜©đ˜ź?'' đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘱 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘮𝘩𝘭𝘧 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž.
𝘏𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„, 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶. 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘱𝘳𝘼𝘮 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Ș𝘯.
đ˜šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘩đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž. 𝘕𝘰 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘮𝘱đ˜Șđ˜„ 𝘱𝘯đ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘯𝘰𝘳 đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜șđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘬đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘰𝘧 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜°đ˜© 𝘮𝘰 𝘾đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
''đ˜“đ˜Šđ˜” 𝘼𝘩 𝘮𝘩𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż, đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł.'' đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Š, đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜°đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜«đ˜°đ˜­đ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Š.
đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩. đ˜đ˜” đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜± 𝘱 đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘯𝘰 𝘱𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­ 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ș 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜€đ˜łđ˜șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł, đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜źđ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘱𝘭𝘭 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ż.
𝘏𝘩 đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘮𝘰 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧𝘩𝘭𝘭 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜€đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Ź ïżœïżœ 𝘣𝘳đ˜Ș𝘩𝘧 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° 𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘬 đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮. đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż, 𝘭𝘩𝘹𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜¶đ˜­đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜žđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘱𝘯đ˜Ș𝘼𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€ đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘳𝘩.
𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘰𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜§ đ˜°đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„, đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘼𝘩𝘮𝘼𝘩𝘳đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.
''đ˜đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜­-'' đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜„đ˜­đ˜Š 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ž, 𝘼𝘱𝘯𝘱𝘹đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜„đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Ź đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ź 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜­ 𝘱 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Š đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 𝘰𝘧 𝘱 đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜­đ˜šđ˜Š đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘭𝘱đ˜ș𝘩𝘳 𝘰𝘧 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.
đ˜Œđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜”đ˜­đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘳𝘩𝘭đ˜ș 𝘼𝘩𝘮𝘼𝘩𝘳đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘯𝘰 đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜­đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜źđ˜Șđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘮𝘱đ˜Șđ˜„ đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”. 𝘔𝘱đ˜ș𝘣𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘰𝘧𝘧đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș 𝘹𝘰đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮𝘱𝘯𝘩 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 𝘰𝘧 𝘾𝘰𝘳𝘬.
đ˜—đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Ž, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜°đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘹𝘳𝘰𝘾đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜§đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘰𝘣𝘮𝘩𝘮𝘮đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘮𝘰 đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜©. 𝘔𝘱đ˜ș𝘣𝘩, đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” 𝘼𝘱đ˜ș𝘣𝘩, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘼𝘩𝘯 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° 𝘼đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘩𝘱𝘳𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘮𝘰𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣𝘳𝘱đ˜Ș𝘯'𝘮 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯.
𝘞𝘳𝘰𝘯𝘹. đ˜đ˜” 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Š 𝘮𝘰 đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜čđ˜Ș𝘼đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș, đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș 𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Ș𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜°đ˜” đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© 𝘧𝘱𝘯 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜ș 𝘱𝘮 𝘧𝘭𝘱𝘼đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„.
đ˜ˆđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩, 𝘬𝘯𝘩𝘩𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘹𝘹đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜© đ˜žđ˜°đ˜°đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘧𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘳 𝘰𝘧 𝘱 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜ł'𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘣𝘰đ˜č𝘩𝘳𝘮, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž, 𝘮𝘩𝘩𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜źđ˜”đ˜© 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜©. ''𝘋𝘰𝘯'đ˜” đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Š 𝘼𝘩 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜„đ˜°đ˜­đ˜­.''
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘳𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł, đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜«đ˜°đ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧𝘩𝘾 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜·đ˜°đ˜­đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Șđ˜€ đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜±đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Ż. 𝘈𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜”đ˜©, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜°đ˜žÂ đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜„Â đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘱𝘮. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜©đ˜°đ˜žÂ đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜ŠÂ đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š.
''𝘐 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜Ż'đ˜” 𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘾 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶'𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘮đ˜Ș𝘳.'' 𝘚đ˜Ș𝘳. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘱𝘾𝘱𝘬𝘩𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜šđ˜°đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘭𝘩𝘹𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜žđ˜° 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜± 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘹𝘳𝘰𝘾 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘾𝘱đ˜ș.
𝘈 đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜” 𝘳𝘩𝘼𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜šđ˜°đ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘣𝘰đ˜č𝘩𝘳𝘮 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘳𝘩𝘩. đ˜đ˜” đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©, 𝘭𝘱𝘳𝘹𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜± đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯.
''đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘱𝘯𝘯𝘱 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜ș, đ˜„đ˜°đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶? đ˜“đ˜Šđ˜” 𝘼𝘩 𝘣𝘩 𝘱 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜”đ˜©đ˜ș đ˜°đ˜±đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż.'' đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜ș, 𝘱 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘮𝘼đ˜Ș𝘳𝘬 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘼đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘰𝘯𝘩 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳 đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯, đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Š.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Š đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”, đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź. 𝘉𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼𝘮𝘩𝘭𝘧 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜šđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜”đ˜łđ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜”. 𝘏𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘼𝘭đ˜ș 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘯𝘰 đ˜€đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘯𝘰𝘮𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜łđ˜ș đ˜”đ˜° 𝘳𝘩𝘭𝘱đ˜č đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”.
𝘏𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘮𝘭𝘰𝘾, đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Š 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜­. 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘣𝘱𝘭𝘭𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜© 𝘳𝘱𝘾.
đ˜Œđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜± 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘹𝘱𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼. 𝘏𝘩 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜” đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘱 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜” 𝘼𝘰𝘱𝘯 đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜” 𝘮đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜»đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘮𝘰 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș.
𝘓đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜€đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹. 𝘏𝘩 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱 𝘣𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘬 𝘰𝘳 𝘱 đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜€đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©, đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘩𝘩𝘬 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘰𝘾𝘯 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜” 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘯𝘰 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ż 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș. đ˜•đ˜°đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘱đ˜ș đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩𝘯'đ˜” đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜«đ˜°đ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜”. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘧 𝘣𝘩đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘱 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜°đ˜ș đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜°đ˜” 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł.
''đ˜đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź- đ˜›đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”'𝘮 𝘼đ˜ș đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘹đ˜Ș𝘳𝘭-'' đ˜—đ˜łđ˜°đ˜±đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž 𝘼𝘰𝘱𝘯𝘮 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼, đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș 𝘭𝘰𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜łđ˜°đ˜­ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜¶đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜·đ˜Șđ˜Łđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯𝘮 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜§đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘮𝘩𝘯𝘮đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜”đ˜©, đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.
𝘕𝘰𝘯-đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜«đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ź 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„, đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜­đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭𝘰𝘾 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜žđ˜„ 𝘹𝘱𝘹𝘮 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜€ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘩𝘱𝘳𝘮, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩 𝘮𝘰, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜±đ˜°đ˜°đ˜­đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜ą đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭𝘩𝘹𝘮 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘹𝘱đ˜Ș𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜Žđ˜Š, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘯𝘩đ˜čđ˜” đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Ž đ˜łđ˜°đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧𝘭đ˜ș 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘯𝘩đ˜čđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜ł 𝘮đ˜șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ź.
''đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜­đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜„đ˜°đ˜Ż'đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶- đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź-'' đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ž. 𝘞đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜žđ˜§đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜± 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘬 đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜”đ˜° đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜»đ˜Š.
đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Š, 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮𝘯'đ˜” 𝘣𝘩đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, 𝘯𝘰, đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”. 𝘏𝘩 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼𝘮𝘩𝘭𝘧 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜ș. đ˜œđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș.
đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜źđ˜Șđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜ș đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘾𝘩𝘭𝘭 𝘣𝘩đ˜șđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶â€™đ˜„ đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ź đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘣𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜ș. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩. đ˜šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘰𝘣𝘮𝘩𝘮𝘮đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜·đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯.
𝘏𝘩 đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© 𝘳𝘩𝘭𝘩𝘱𝘮𝘩 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„, 𝘣𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜”đ˜° đ˜šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜»đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘭𝘱𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź, đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘩𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜ą đ˜„đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘩𝘮𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘩𝘱𝘮đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜ș 𝘣𝘩 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Ș𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜ș 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜čđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘭đ˜Ș𝘼đ˜ș đ˜§đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜§đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜©.
đ˜ˆđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș 𝘯𝘰đ˜Ș𝘮𝘩𝘮 đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜­đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜„ 𝘹𝘱𝘹𝘮, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜ș 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭𝘱𝘳𝘹𝘩 𝘼𝘩𝘼𝘣𝘩𝘳 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜·đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘭𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜©.
đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ș 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș, đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜Źđ˜Ž 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș 𝘮𝘾𝘰𝘭𝘭𝘩𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘾𝘰𝘳𝘮𝘩, 𝘱𝘮 𝘾𝘩𝘭𝘭 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜ą đ˜€đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź, đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜°đ˜łđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š.
𝘈𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘳𝘩𝘭𝘩𝘱𝘮𝘩 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Șđ˜”, đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩.
''𝘊𝘰𝘼𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š, đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Š 𝘰𝘯 𝘣𝘱𝘣đ˜ș-'' đ˜‰đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜” 𝘮𝘰 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜«đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Ž 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘩𝘮, đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ź đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘹𝘰𝘳, 𝘱 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘩𝘯𝘮đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Š.
𝘜𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜° đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„ đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜”đ˜© 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘬 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜­đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜© 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭𝘱𝘣đ˜Ș𝘱, đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”ïżœïżœïżœïżœ 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜ș đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘰𝘧 𝘼𝘩𝘱𝘯đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­ đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜± đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘱 𝘮𝘭𝘰𝘾 𝘹𝘰đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘩𝘱𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ż, 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜§đ˜­đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜€đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜© 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
𝘏𝘩 đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș 𝘰𝘯𝘩 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜łđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜§đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­, đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘹𝘭𝘱𝘯𝘮 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș đ˜±đ˜°đ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘣𝘱𝘳𝘳đ˜Ș𝘩𝘳.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș 𝘱 đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜° đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 𝘣𝘩𝘱𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱𝘯 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜Łđ˜Șđ˜„đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘼𝘰𝘱𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜ž đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”.
''đ˜–đ˜© 𝘼đ˜ș-'' 𝘎𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜± đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜ș đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜°đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž, đ˜¶đ˜±, đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż, đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż 𝘮𝘰 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘮𝘩𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜šđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜­.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜€đ˜© 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘩đ˜čđ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Ș𝘮đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Š, đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 𝘰𝘧 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜” 𝘮𝘰 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żâ€™đ˜” đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜© 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘰𝘯 𝘱𝘯đ˜ș𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩. đ˜đ˜” đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„, 𝘣đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜§đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜ș đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘣𝘱𝘮𝘩.
''𝘜𝘮𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž, 𝘣𝘱𝘣đ˜ș. 𝘛𝘩𝘭𝘭 𝘼𝘩 đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜šđ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭 𝘱𝘭𝘭 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜± 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘼𝘩-'' The words came out as a growl from the back of his throat, hands roaming to your hips, gripping and guiding, showing you what he craved most.
đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘭𝘰𝘾𝘩𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” 𝘱 𝘣𝘳đ˜Ș𝘩𝘧 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Š 𝘩𝘱𝘮đ˜Ș𝘩𝘳 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž' đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Ș𝘯𝘯𝘩𝘳 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭𝘮 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜±.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź, 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜°đ˜±đ˜±đ˜°đ˜łđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜° đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜ș 𝘮đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜»đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘹𝘳đ˜Șđ˜±. 
''đ˜đ˜” 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭𝘮 𝘮𝘰 đ˜šđ˜°đ˜°đ˜„, đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł- đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭 𝘮𝘰 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜šđ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘼𝘩-'' đ˜šđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜¶đ˜”, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜„đ˜ș đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜€đ˜­đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘮𝘮 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘱𝘳𝘼𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Ź, 𝘼𝘰𝘱𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł.
đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘰𝘾𝘯 đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘯𝘰đ˜Ș𝘮𝘩 𝘰𝘧 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘰𝘯 𝘱 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜šđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘮đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜ąđ˜žđ˜Ź đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜° đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼𝘮𝘩𝘭𝘧 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜© 𝘰𝘳 𝘮𝘰 đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘮𝘾𝘱đ˜șđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜° 𝘹𝘳𝘱𝘣 đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ž đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭𝘰đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘣𝘰𝘾𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł. 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§, 𝘹𝘳𝘱𝘣𝘣đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘼𝘭đ˜ș đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘣𝘱𝘮𝘩.
đ˜đ˜” đ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Ź 𝘮𝘰 đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜©Â đ˜žđ˜Șđ˜­đ˜­đ˜±đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜łÂ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜Ż đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘯𝘰𝘾, đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜Ź đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜§đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜ș đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź. 𝘞đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜žđ˜§đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜© 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜źđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘱𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭𝘮 đ˜žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜Žđ˜°đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜žđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 𝘮𝘩đ˜č đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘳𝘼 𝘱đ˜Ș𝘳, đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜±đ˜”đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜ș, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜žđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±'𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜”, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜łđ˜©đ˜ș𝘼đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜” đ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜­ 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜Łđ˜Șđ˜€ 𝘣𝘰𝘯𝘩.
đ˜Œđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜±đ˜­đ˜Ș𝘧đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜„. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜€ đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘯 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘳𝘩 đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­ đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹. đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜»đ˜ș.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜„đ˜šđ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜± 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜±đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ż đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘧𝘧đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜” đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© 𝘱đ˜Ș𝘳.
đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±'𝘮 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱𝘯𝘮𝘾𝘩𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜”, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘹𝘹đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘳𝘩𝘭đ˜Ș𝘩𝘧.
đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘮𝘰 đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜±đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘮𝘱𝘼𝘩 𝘧𝘰𝘹, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘣𝘱𝘳𝘩𝘭đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜°đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘯 𝘱𝘮 đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜šÂ đ˜šđ˜°đ˜łđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ŽÂ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜°đ˜° đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜© đ˜”đ˜° 𝘣𝘩𝘱𝘳.
''đ˜ đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜©, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”'𝘮 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘣𝘱𝘣đ˜ș- đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° 𝘳đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘼𝘩, 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș 𝘼𝘩.'' 𝘚𝘭đ˜ș𝘭đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š 𝘳𝘩𝘼𝘱𝘳𝘬, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š, 𝘯𝘱đ˜Ș𝘭𝘮 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜± đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž.
𝘙𝘩𝘭đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ž 𝘼𝘩𝘾𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘱𝘣đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜ș đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š, đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜­đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱 𝘣𝘱𝘭𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘣𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 𝘱 đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜ł, đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘣𝘱𝘭𝘭𝘮-đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜±.
đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜ș 𝘱 đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜­ 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘯𝘰 đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜€đ˜°đ˜©đ˜°đ˜­ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș, đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜© đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š 𝘣𝘩𝘩𝘯 đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘧đ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜šđ˜°đ˜” đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„, 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜·đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼.
đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±'𝘮 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜© đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘭𝘱đ˜Șđ˜„ 𝘣𝘱𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘯đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜” đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Łđ˜Łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”.
𝘚𝘰𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜ș 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ 𝘾𝘩đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭𝘰𝘾𝘩𝘳 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜€đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Ž, đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜” đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘧𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘹𝘳đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„. 
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘣𝘩đ˜șđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜łđ˜°đ˜­ đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”, đ˜°đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘰𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜°đ˜§Â đ˜źđ˜°đ˜łđ˜ŠÂ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ïżœïżœđ˜§đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł.
''𝘋𝘰 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜¶đ˜±, 𝘣𝘱𝘣đ˜ș?'' 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘮𝘼, đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯, đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜°đ˜°đ˜»đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘧 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘳𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜„đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜°đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Š.
''𝘗𝘭𝘩𝘱𝘮𝘩- 𝘗𝘭𝘩𝘱𝘮𝘩 𝘮đ˜Ș𝘳-'' đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž, 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘯𝘩𝘱𝘳𝘣đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘳đ˜Ș𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜­đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘼𝘰𝘱𝘯𝘮, đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜§đ˜łđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ż đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘧𝘱𝘳 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜° đ˜”đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Ż 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜„đ˜° 𝘱𝘯đ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘾đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹𝘭đ˜ș 𝘹𝘰đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘰𝘧𝘧𝘩𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș.
''𝘈𝘯đ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜„đ˜°đ˜­đ˜­- đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź- 𝘱𝘯đ˜șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”-'' 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘱 đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘳𝘣𝘭𝘩 𝘯𝘩đ˜čđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩𝘱𝘳, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜” đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘼𝘰𝘱𝘯𝘮 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ż 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜­. 𝘏𝘩 đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜” 𝘮𝘭𝘰𝘾𝘭đ˜ș đ˜łđ˜°đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘭𝘩𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜° đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜” 𝘱 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘱𝘯𝘹𝘭𝘩.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜„đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘮𝘭𝘰𝘾𝘭đ˜ș đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘣𝘰đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Łđ˜Łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜” đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜”, 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘮đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘣𝘭đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜”, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜łđ˜”, đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘮đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€ đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
đ˜‰đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘮𝘰 đ˜šđ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜§đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜č đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘰𝘳𝘹𝘱𝘮𝘼 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘮𝘩𝘮 𝘰𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘯𝘱𝘼𝘩 𝘳𝘰𝘭𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Š. 
𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜șđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Ź, 𝘬đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș, 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜„đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Ż, 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘾𝘱𝘳𝘼 đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘩𝘮 𝘮𝘰 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Șđ˜”, 𝘮𝘭𝘰𝘾𝘭đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜€đ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜­đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜¶đ˜„đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜š đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż 𝘱đ˜Ș𝘳, đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł'𝘮 𝘯𝘱𝘼𝘩 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜łđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣𝘭đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭𝘮 đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘮đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜”đ˜© đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜Ž. đ˜đ˜” đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘩𝘱𝘮đ˜Ș𝘩𝘳 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜± 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜¶đ˜„đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘯𝘱𝘼𝘩, 𝘱 𝘮𝘩𝘯𝘮𝘩 𝘰𝘧 đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘳𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜± 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘱𝘣𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­ đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜€đ˜© 𝘱𝘯 đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€ đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶. 𝘏𝘩 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘯𝘱𝘼𝘩, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜­đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜łđ˜°đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘰𝘧 đ˜€đ˜¶đ˜ź đ˜€đ˜°đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Ž, 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘣𝘳đ˜Ș𝘼 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜źđ˜”đ˜© đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭 đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜§đ˜­đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Šđ˜„.
𝘛đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜°đ˜­đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭𝘱𝘳𝘹𝘩 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Ž đ˜©đ˜°đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶'đ˜„ đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱𝘯đ˜ș đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”, đ˜„đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜žđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯. 𝘚𝘰 đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š, 𝘮𝘰 đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š, 𝘱 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 𝘣𝘭đ˜Ș𝘮𝘮.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘰𝘯𝘭đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ 𝘣𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜° ïżœïżœđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș, 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Łđ˜°ïżœïżœđ˜Ł 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș 𝘹𝘰đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘧𝘧. đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘭đ˜Șđ˜»đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘰𝘧 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜° 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜°đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘮𝘰 đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Š đ˜€đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜¶đ˜±đ˜°đ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜„ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„ đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜­đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜­đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł.
đ˜ˆđ˜„đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ș𝘯𝘮 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘰𝘳 𝘧𝘭𝘩𝘩, 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜„đ˜łđ˜°đ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜„đ˜­đ˜Š 𝘰𝘧 𝘱 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜„ đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩 𝘩đ˜čđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜±đ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘳đ˜Ș𝘹đ˜Șđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜łđ˜°đ˜ł, đ˜”đ˜°đ˜° đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘣𝘰𝘼𝘣𝘮 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 𝘹𝘰đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘧𝘧 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘣𝘱𝘳𝘩𝘭đ˜ș đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° 𝘳𝘩𝘹đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧𝘱𝘼đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜Ș𝘱𝘳đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș 𝘰𝘧 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ș đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘬đ˜ș 𝘧𝘩𝘭𝘭 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Ž.
''𝘞𝘳𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹, 𝘗𝘳đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š.'' đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜±đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘱𝘭𝘭 𝘧𝘱𝘼đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜Ș𝘱𝘳 đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜ź đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜§đ˜łđ˜°đ˜»đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘱 𝘧𝘩𝘾 đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘾𝘱đ˜ș.
𝘐𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜±đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș, đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł 𝘮𝘰 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘧𝘳𝘱𝘼𝘩 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Ż'đ˜” 𝘣𝘩 𝘱𝘮 đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘮đ˜Ș𝘣𝘭𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜­ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł, đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜­đ˜ș 𝘮𝘱𝘾 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜° 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜°đ˜ž'𝘮 đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Łđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š.
𝘈𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜ș 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł đ˜°đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜€đ˜Š, đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱 𝘾𝘩𝘱𝘬 đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘹𝘯đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș, đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜° 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜ș đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘰𝘯.
''𝘠/𝘓/𝘕, 𝘐 đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Ż 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Ž. 𝘞𝘩'𝘳𝘩 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.'' đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘯'𝘮 đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜°đ˜°đ˜ł, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Š 𝘱 𝘭𝘰𝘾 đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Š, 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł, đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜łđ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘯 đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜­đ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”. đ˜›đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜žđ˜©đ˜°? đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩𝘯'đ˜” đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š.
''𝘋𝘰𝘯'đ˜” 𝘹𝘰 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ź.'' 𝘈𝘯đ˜čđ˜Șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘱𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, 𝘱 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Š, 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩đ˜Ș𝘹𝘯 𝘩𝘯𝘩𝘳𝘹đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜§đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜°đ˜ł 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”, đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼.
''đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”-'' 𝘈𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳 đ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„. 𝘈𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Żđ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘳𝘩𝘮 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘮𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜ł, đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜„đ˜Ș𝘹𝘯đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜”, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘰𝘾𝘯 đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘯.
𝘈𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜žđ˜©đ˜° đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘳𝘰𝘯𝘹 đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° 𝘣𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜§đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜°đ˜Ż. 𝘈𝘯𝘹𝘩𝘳 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Š 𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜ąđ˜„ đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹.
''đ˜šđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜ș 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘼𝘩. 𝘐'𝘭𝘭 𝘼𝘱𝘬𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°ïżœïżœïżœ đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜ș, 𝘐-'' 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜”đ˜¶đ˜źđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”-đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜°đ˜łđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”, đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘼đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜„. 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘱𝘳𝘼𝘮 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜»đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜€đ˜© 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘱 đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł 𝘱𝘯𝘮𝘾𝘩𝘳.
''𝘐 đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜Ż'đ˜”, đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭- đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯𝘮𝘱𝘯𝘩.'' đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼, đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜”, 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž đ˜±đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱 đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜źđ˜¶đ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜©đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜­đ˜Š.
''𝘐'𝘼 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘹𝘰.'' đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩𝘮 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯𝘮 đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘱𝘼𝘩 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș 𝘱𝘮 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱 đ˜±đ˜©đ˜ș𝘮đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­ đ˜Łđ˜łđ˜¶đ˜Ș𝘮𝘩, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ș đ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜Š đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘳𝘩𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž. đ˜•đ˜°đ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜©.
đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘭𝘭, 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘩đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘼𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮, đ˜—đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘭𝘭đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž, 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜© đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜„đ˜łđ˜°đ˜± đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘩 𝘰𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘧𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘳.
''đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘯 𝘗𝘳đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘼𝘩, 𝘐 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜”đ˜°-'' đ˜ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„, đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜© đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© 𝘱 đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜·đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜șđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧đ˜Ș𝘯𝘱𝘭𝘭đ˜ș 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜§đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș 𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼, đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘳𝘰𝘰𝘼 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Șđ˜€ đ˜źđ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”.
''𝘓𝘰𝘰𝘬 đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘼𝘩, đ˜Žđ˜žđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”. đ˜đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š 𝘉𝘳đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜Ž. đ˜đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Ź 𝘗𝘳đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š. 𝘐'𝘭𝘭 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜­đ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘧 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜ș.'' đ˜đ˜” 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­, đ˜©đ˜°đ˜ž đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜Ž, 𝘣𝘳đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜° 𝘭𝘩𝘱𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜§đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮, đ˜”đ˜° 𝘼𝘱𝘬𝘩 đ˜Žđ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜„ đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„ đ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”.
''đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜šđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘳𝘱𝘯𝘬? đ˜đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜„đ˜°đ˜ź đ˜”đ˜° 𝘾𝘰𝘳𝘬 đ˜žđ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”? đ˜ˆđ˜„đ˜„ 𝘱𝘮 𝘼𝘱𝘯đ˜ș đ˜»đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜°đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜șđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜Ź-'' 𝘚𝘰𝘼𝘩 đ˜šđ˜ąđ˜»đ˜Šđ˜Ž 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Ș𝘮𝘩 𝘰𝘧 đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜”đ˜Ș𝘰𝘯, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘱𝘭𝘭 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘼𝘰𝘳𝘩 𝘼𝘱𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘯 𝘧𝘩𝘩𝘭 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘱 đ˜©đ˜°đ˜”, đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜± 𝘬𝘯đ˜Ș𝘧𝘩, đ˜€đ˜°đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜Žđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜”, 𝘮𝘭đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘱𝘹𝘱đ˜Ș𝘯. đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”. đ˜œđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹. đ˜đ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜€đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜­đ˜Š.
''đ˜đ˜”'𝘮 đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜źđ˜Ż 𝘼𝘰𝘯𝘩đ˜ș, đ˜Žđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž! đ˜đ˜”'𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜Łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” 𝘭𝘰đ˜șđ˜ąđ˜­đ˜”đ˜ș, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜ș𝘮 𝘱𝘳𝘩 𝘼đ˜ș đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘧𝘱𝘼đ˜Ș𝘭đ˜ș, 𝘐-'' 𝘈𝘮 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘾𝘩𝘳𝘩 đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§, đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜”đ˜°đ˜°đ˜Ź 𝘱 đ˜Čđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Ź đ˜šđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜šđ˜© đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘮𝘼𝘱𝘭𝘭 𝘼đ˜Ș𝘳𝘳𝘰𝘳 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜šđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘰𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘭𝘭.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜¶đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜” đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘬𝘯𝘩𝘩𝘮 đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜źđ˜°đ˜Žđ˜” 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Š đ˜Ș𝘯, đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱đ˜ș đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘣𝘳𝘰𝘬𝘩 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż 𝘱 𝘼𝘱𝘯 đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­ 𝘰𝘧 đ˜ąđ˜¶đ˜„đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜ș đ˜Șđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° 𝘱 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š 𝘼𝘩𝘮𝘮 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜Źđ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜± đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
''đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” 𝘱𝘼 𝘐 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż, đ˜©đ˜ź? 𝘋𝘰𝘯'đ˜” đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜” 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜§đ˜¶đ˜€đ˜Źđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.'' 𝘏𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘣đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜­đ˜ș, đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜ș đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„ đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜­đ˜€đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜łđ˜°đ˜ž đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘬𝘯đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”.
𝘕𝘰𝘾 đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 𝘰𝘧𝘧 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ș𝘳, đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜­đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜«đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Ž đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Š 𝘱 đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜± đ˜€đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘱𝘳𝘼𝘮 đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜€đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜” đ˜”đ˜° đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Ž. 𝘍đ˜Ș𝘳𝘼𝘭đ˜ș 𝘹𝘳đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Šđ˜¶đ˜·đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜Łđ˜°đ˜„đ˜ș đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜ąđ˜Źđ˜Š 𝘱𝘯 đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜”đ˜Șđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š đ˜šđ˜­đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘩đ˜čđ˜±đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Ș𝘰𝘯 𝘰𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜§đ˜ąđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜­đ˜ș đ˜€đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜ł. 𝘔𝘩 𝘰𝘳 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ź, đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜·đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š đ˜Łđ˜¶đ˜” đ˜€đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” đ˜”đ˜°, 𝘼𝘱𝘮𝘬đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Șđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜Łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜±đ˜łđ˜°đ˜”đ˜Šđ˜€đ˜” đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜·đ˜Šđ˜ł 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜” 𝘰𝘧 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜±đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Š.
𝘈 𝘧𝘩𝘾 đ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜€đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜±đ˜ąđ˜Žđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜Ș𝘯 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜€đ˜Š, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Ž 𝘭𝘰𝘮đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜°đ˜§đ˜” 𝘹𝘳đ˜Șđ˜± đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜„ 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘾𝘱đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜” 𝘱𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ș 𝘧𝘩𝘭𝘭 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘮đ˜Șđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜§đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜”.
''𝘐𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Żđ˜°đ˜” đ˜žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜Șđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘧𝘰𝘳 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜Šđ˜°đ˜źđ˜źđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜ł?'' 𝘈𝘭𝘭 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜žđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜„đ˜° 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž 𝘭đ˜Ș𝘬𝘩 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜Žđ˜”đ˜Ž đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜±đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜€đ˜© đ˜©đ˜°đ˜­đ˜Šđ˜Ž đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜łđ˜”. 𝘛𝘰 𝘾𝘱𝘬𝘩 đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜¶đ˜± 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜Ș𝘳đ˜Șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Ž đ˜Žđ˜”đ˜ąđ˜”đ˜Š. 𝘖𝘳 đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜±đ˜Ž, đ˜”đ˜° 𝘾𝘱𝘬𝘩 đ˜¶đ˜± đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘼 𝘹đ˜Șđ˜·đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜Ș𝘯.
đ˜›đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜€đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Șđ˜€đ˜Š 𝘾𝘱𝘮 đ˜źđ˜ąđ˜„đ˜Š 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘹 𝘣𝘩𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘩 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ 𝘧đ˜Șđ˜łđ˜Žđ˜” đ˜§đ˜Šđ˜­đ˜” đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 𝘭đ˜Șđ˜±đ˜Ž 𝘰𝘯 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜ł 𝘰𝘾𝘯 đ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜„đ˜Šđ˜Šđ˜± đ˜„đ˜°đ˜žđ˜Ż, đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘬𝘯𝘩𝘾 đ˜Șđ˜”.
''𝘎𝘰 đ˜”đ˜° đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘼 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜Ż, đ˜šđ˜Šđ˜łđ˜šđ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Żđ˜”. 𝘞𝘩'𝘳𝘩 đ˜„đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Š đ˜©đ˜Šđ˜łđ˜Š.'' 𝘏đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜”đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜Š đ˜„đ˜łđ˜Șđ˜±đ˜±đ˜Šđ˜„ 𝘾đ˜Șđ˜”đ˜© đ˜Žđ˜€đ˜°đ˜łđ˜Ż 𝘱𝘮 đ˜©đ˜Š đ˜łđ˜Šđ˜Žđ˜±đ˜°đ˜Żđ˜„đ˜Šđ˜„ đ˜”đ˜° đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶, đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘮 đ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„đ˜Ž đ˜€đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜łđ˜șđ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 𝘱𝘯 đ˜Šđ˜„đ˜šđ˜Š đ˜Žđ˜©đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜±đ˜Šđ˜ł đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜Ż 𝘱 đ˜Žđ˜žđ˜°đ˜łđ˜„.
đ˜•đ˜°đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Ș𝘯𝘹 đ˜€đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜­đ˜„ đ˜€đ˜°đ˜źđ˜±đ˜ąđ˜łđ˜Š đ˜”đ˜° đ˜”đ˜©đ˜Š 𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘬 đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜Š đ˜°đ˜€đ˜Šđ˜ąđ˜Ż 𝘩đ˜ș𝘩𝘮 đ˜”đ˜©đ˜ąđ˜” đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜§đ˜°đ˜¶đ˜Żđ˜„ đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶đ˜łđ˜Žđ˜Šđ˜­đ˜§ đ˜­đ˜°đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜Ș𝘯 đ˜«đ˜¶đ˜Žđ˜” đ˜źđ˜°đ˜źđ˜Šđ˜Żđ˜”đ˜Ž 𝘱𝘹𝘰. đ˜‰đ˜Šđ˜”đ˜łđ˜ąđ˜ș𝘱𝘭.
đ˜ˆđ˜Żđ˜„ 𝘮𝘰 đ˜șđ˜°đ˜¶ đ˜„đ˜Șđ˜„.
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Blue-Eyed Snake {Pt. 2}
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MDNI
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Part 1 | Part 3
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Phillip Graves x F!Reader
Civilian|Y/N
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Warnings: Fluff, Cheating Ex, Kinda Sexually Suggestive
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You're not exactly sure how you ended up here- with Phillip sitting in your kitchen drinking sweet iced tea while shirtless.
Sweat clung to his skin from him doing yard work in the summer heat, chest rising and falling with every breath.
"Like the view, doll?"
Your eyes snapped back up to his face after you realized you were lingering a little too long on his torso, of course the smug bastard noticed and was smirking at you.
"Yeah, yeah..."
You brushed it off and turned to pour yourself a glass of tea as well.
Those damned blue eyes of his never left your form, they were deceptively beautiful with a haunting gentleness to them when he gazed at you.
"Welcome to the neighborhood I guess."
You uttered which earned a chuckle from him.
"I guess you didn't exactly expect your one night stand to be your neighbor as well?"
He seemed way too happy about the current situation and it was getting on your nerves, yet you were the one who invited him inside to begin with... You were the one who couldn't help but take an interest in him.
He's not your type- you try to tell yourself over and over. Yet here you are with him in your home.
You could tell him to leave- but you don't want to.
"Yeah..."
Was all you could say while sipping on your glass of tea as well. Phillip couldn't deny he found you and your awkward tendencies quite cute, he could tell you weren't used to this sort of thing- it was written all over you.
"Y'know, I'm not gonna do anything ya ain't comfortable with."
The tone of his voice was almost- gentle. It wasn't his usual cockiness speaking then, your eyes landed on his face and he seemed... Genuine.
"Course' last time you didn't have any complaints."
And just like that the gentleness was gone- almost like he caught himself and stomped it out immediately. No attachments.
He winked at you before swiftly grabbing his cowboy hat, setting it atop his head and turning to leave.
"See ya around, doll."
With that he was out the door before you could answer back- you internally cringed. Left in his place instead was a piece of paper he jotted his phone number onto.
Why the hell did you find that yeehaw dipshit attractive?
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You were sweeping the floor when there was a knock at your door.
"Who is it?"
You called out only to hear your cheating ex-boyfriends voice answer back, every muscle in your body tensed.
"Look- just give me a chance to explain. I'm sorry."
You chewed on your bottom lip as anger boiled in your heart, venom in your soul. His voice was grating on you in so many ways.
Then an idea dawned on you- Phillips phone number.
While your ex was calling out to you trying to gain your attention, you called up Phillip to ask for a favor. You hated bothering him but God you wanted to screw with your ex's head so bad.
Of course after learning the situation Phillip was actually straight up giddy about helping you out with it- after all your ex did deserve it.
"Be there in a minute. I'll come in the back door so he doesn't see me."
You were thankful for the fact your backyards were so close together right now, he easily made his way to your backdoor and came in. He smirked at you and then reached up ruffling his hair and undoing the top buttons of his shirt.
"Are you sure you're okay with this?"
You asked one last time and received a nod in return, he sauntered his way to the door and pulled it open- leaning against the door frame glaring at your ex.
"She's a little... Busy right now."
You were hid out of sight in the kitchen just listening- having to hold back laughter as your ex stumbled desperately over his words.
Phillip was good at this-
With zero hesitation he spied the flowers in your ex's hands and just casually snatched them.
"Thanks. She'll like these though. I'll tell her you dropped by."
Shit eating grin plastered to his face he then promptly slammed the door in your ex's face, you finally burst into a fit of laughter.
"Oh my god- that was amazing. Thank you."
That smile of yours- the sound of your laugh... Oh no.
Phillip felt his heart clench as he watched you, he swallowed and shook his head trying to will away those feelings. No place for them- no place for this in his life.
"Don't mention it."
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{Am I sneaking in some soft Phillip? Yes. Yes I am.}
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