Soulmate Garden AU Ch.2 (Anemone) a3d2
[Caution: These are not full fics, or even full parts of fics for some, these are part of my writing progress archive!]
Concept: Growing up, you knew Soulmates weren't all that they cracked up to be. So when, on your 18th birthday, your skin is painted with a garden of flower buds, you resolve to hide it from everyone. Who had ever heard of someone with 8 soulmates, anyway?
Or; Reader has 8 soulmates and no issue avoiding all of them. It's up to SKZ to show her that while every soulbond might not be made of fairy tales, theirs certainly could be.
Word Count: 4,218
Notes: I don't feel like the summary completely matches this story anymore. I'm also not really satisfied with this chapter, but I'm too tired to really get into a whole bunch of drafts and edits, I've just really been feeling poorly lately. The archive is for writing progress anyways, it's fine. I'll probably rewrite this whole chapter if I ever get to where I'd be comfortable posting finished versions to Ao3. I'm also just not fond of my writing style somehow. It feels too formal, doesn't flow enough. Problem is that I really talk like that lmao. Idk, I'll figure it out.
Dividers by @saradika
Warnings: She/Her Reader
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Bangchan clambered into the van behind Felix, Minho and Jisung loading into the row in front of them. It always felt a bit weird to not spend some time swapping seatmates around based on who was clinging to who at the moment, but on days like today it was easier to just board the vehicles as quick as possible.
He's ended up with a relatively quite combination of their cluster today, and Chan was grateful for it as he settled into his seat with a pained grimace.
He wasnβt sure when it had started, but a persistent on-and-off pain had been roaming around his back for the last twenty minutes as theyβd said goodbye to Stays and prepared to leave the venue. Heβd be more worried about it, except the sharp, needle-like, pains would settle into a gentler ache before kicking back up again.
As it was, Chan was pretty sure heβd pinched a nerve or strained something and would simply rest when he got back to the hotel. Maybe call up the PT. For now, as three of his soulmates settled in around him, Chan was content to leave it be.
Well, almost. Another twinge of pain makes him wince as he twists to buckle in, and Chan decides that maybe itβd be a good idea to know what he was working with. For comfortβs sake, if nothing else.
βFelix,β He prods the blond next to him, βCan you look at my back for me? I think I pinched something.β He motions toward his lower back, where the majority of the pain had been accumulating.
Felix immediately nods his acceptance, their groupβs resident massage expert always willing to lend a hand. Especially if it let him lay hands on his very well built soulmates.
Chan scooches forward and rotates around, balancing with his hand on the headrest of the seat in front of him. He helps Felix shimmy his shirt upwards, struggling with it where it gets caught in the seat-belt.
Chan ends up stuck struggling on his own as Felix chooses that moment to direct his eyes and hands to the afflicted area.
βThereβs your first issue,β Felix tuts, βYouβve left your concealment tape on. Youβll give yourself a rash one of these days, hyung.β
Chan gives a sheepish smile from where heβs managed to trap himself in a cloth prison. His head is free, and the shirt his appropriately bunched up over his shoulders and around his neck. Unfortunately, he hadnβt managed to free his hands, so heβs got a bit of a t-Rex thing going on right now. Itβs fine.
βI forget itβs there,β he confesses with a whine, βI canβt see my own back, yβknow?β
Felix rolls his eyes at their oh-so-glorious leader, carefully peeling the thin material away from Chanβs skin as he scolds, βYou still need to take it off. We sweat way too much to not at least change it after a performance.β
Heβs bunching up the extra-strength tape to maybe toss at Jisung in the front seat (maybe Minho, if heβs feeling very brave), when he spots something off.
More than half a decade into having found each other, the members of Stray Kids were intimately familiar with each otherβs soulmarks. Every drop of color, every line, every curve.
So when Felix looks at the freshly uncovered canvas on Chanβs back, familiar trees, bushes, and rocks painting a forested landscape that describes their impact on their eldest, something new immediately catches his eye.
There, on the fallen log that bridged two banks of a crystal-clear creek, was a moss blanket and a cluster little shelf mushrooms. They added life to the previously defunct object, a little bit of color that couldnβt have been said to be missing until it wasnβt.
The closer Felix looked, the more he saw. A mushroom here, a mossy patch there. Little signs of life and decay that he could have sworn werenβt there the last time he looked.
He looks to Jisung, whoβs blissfully unaware.
As the first of their cluster to paint Chanβs skin with color, he was the most familiar with their leaderβs mark. Jisung had been too young for his own mark to have appeared when heβd met Chan, but that didnβt stop him from influencing their eldestβs. They all knew heβd spent a lot of time studying Chanβs mark (and Changbinβs when it had appeared, already partially colored in) while waiting for his own.
If there was anyone whoβd be more than certain of a change in their soulmarks, itβd be Jisung.
Felix swiftly removes his hands from Chanβs back, earning him a little noise of confusion from the prone man, and reaches over to poke Jisung harshly in the side.
Jisung immediately flinches away from the offending fingers with a loud yelp, attracting the attention of Minho, whoβd been peacefully scrolling on his phone. Jisung swiftly fixes Felix with an offended glare, ready to retaliate, but is cut off before he can even try.
βLook at Chanβs mark for me.β Felix demands.
βMy mark?β Chan echoes, baffled and alarmed. βWhatβs wrong with my mark?β
βNothing, hyung,β Felix assures, βI just need to check Iβm not seeing things.β
A series of furtive, silent, and, on Felixβs part, urgent, gestures are exchanged before Jisung finally relents and leans around the back of his seat, grabbing Minhoβs for balance as the van departs.
Jisung lazily traces his eyes over Chanβs soulmark. All of Stray Kids had huge marks, but Jisung privately thought that Chan had them all beat. His mark spanned his entire back, not an inch untouched by the image. From shoulder to hip was an oil painting of a mark, filled in from what used to be a desolate landscape to what was now a thriving forest.
Jisung used to think it was so overwhelming to be part of such a mark. To be loved so much, and so deeply. It was evident in every brushstroke of the image on Chanβs skin, and in every action of the man himself.
These days, he found great comfort in it.
Heβd gotten so lost in thought as he studied his soulmateβs mark that Jisung had almost missed what had caught Felixβs attention in the first place. But sure enough, his eyes catch on the same log that Felixβs had.
βOh.β He whispers to himself. βOh.β He says again, as Minho shoves his head under Jisungβs arm to look himself.
βNo, yeah, thatβs different.β He confirms, Minho nodding against him, having already spotted it for himself. The two of them find their eyes glued to tiny mushrooms, only sparing a moment to glance at each other before returning their gaze to Chanβs skin, each with their own racing thoughts.
βI thought so.β Felix nods to himself.
βWhat?β Chan questions, becoming more alarmed by the second, βWhatβs going on? Whatβs happened? Whatβs wrong with my mark?β
Felix lays his palms flat on Chanβs back and begins to rub gentle, soothing, circles. Any changes to a soulmark were stressful at the best of times, and they all knew how much Chan treasured his.
βThereβs nothing wrong,β Felix soothes, letting the warmth of Chanβs mark resonating with his touch calm them both as he searches for gentle words.
βItβs just,β He begins hesitantly, βWell, the good news is that you havenβt pinched or strained anything.β
βGood news?β Chan echoes, βIs there bad news?β He lets a nervous giggle fall from his lips even as he relaxes into Felixβs hands.
βNot necessarily?β Felix says uncertainly, βItβs just. Well. Your mark has changed.β He pauses a second and pulls out his phone, quickly snapping a picture and then passing it around so Chan can see. βSomethingβs been added.β
Felix lets the implication of his words sit untouched in the air as the three of them wait for Chan to process what this means.
Ironically, Chan was the least familiar with his own mark out of all of them. His and Minhoβs both resided on their backs so it stood to reason that the two of them didnβt see their marks very often. So it was no surprise that it took Chan several, very long, moments to spot the tiny changes.
When he does, Chan pulls in a deep, stuttering breath. The pain is already fading out to an ache now that itβs been acknowledged and Chan isnβt sure how he feels about the extra confirmation.
He carefully pulls his shirt back down, breaking his soulmateβs line of sight like they hadnβt already burned the image onto their retinas. He doesnβt remove his eyes from Felixβs phone.
βI...β He trails off, βI have another soulmate?β His voice is filled with wonder as he marvels at the picture of his mark. He looks up at the rest of his soulmates currently in the van with awe. βWe have another soulmate?β
βYeah,β Minho whispers, voice choked with emotion, βYeah it looks like it.β
Felix doesnβt wait for Chan to fully turn around before heβs pulling their leader into a bone-crushing hug, giddy, disbelieving, laughter spilling out of him even as tears prick at his eyes.
βOh my god!β Felix celebrates quietly as Chan wiggles to return his hug just as tightly. βOh my god.β The other man agrees.
Even as his soulmates celebrate around him, each feeling their own storm of emotions, Chan canβt quite grasp the reality of the situation.
Stray Kids was a uniquely large soul cluster. From the beginning, when it had become evident that Hannie wasnβt his only soulmate, it had caused issues. Then came Bin, and the rest had followed like dominos. Each time their circle expanded heβd thought βthis has to be it, right?β and each time there was a little voice in the back of his mind saying, βNo, not yet.β
The issue was that that feeling, that little voice saying βnot yetβ, the knowledge that they werenβt complete, had never gone away.
By the time they had all met, none of them could spot anything obviously missing from their marks. All of them were completely colored, lines drawn, images complete. And yet, every one of them felt that hollowness of an incomplete bond.
Theyβd talked about it a lot. Individually, as a group, in pairs and in quartets and seemingly endless combinations. It was hard, as the years went by, to ignore that nagging feeling.
Chan would always remember Jeongin crawling into his bed in the middle of the night, crying and apologizing for not being enough. Could never forget taking Jisung to a rage room so they could both break down their feelings or drinking with Changbin and wondering if it was wrong for them to be so greedy as to want more when they already had so much.
After so many years, theyβd begun to wonder if they were just broken. If they didnβt have another soulmate out there after all, and it was all in their heads.
It had been hard. It was hard.
And now that little blank space in his soul was painted with someone elseβs colors and Chan felt whole in a way he wasnβt sure heβd ever experience.
It kind of made him want to cry.
He wanted to cry even more when Felix innocently asks, βSo what were they like?β An unmatched eagerness in his eyes as Chan pulled away.
That one guileless question triggers a realization in Chan that has his groaning in despair and slumping forward back onto Felixβs shoulder.
βI donβt know.β Chan mumbles into the shoulder of the slighter man.
βWhat was that?β Jisung questions from where he and Minho were still turned toward him, obviously as curious as Felix.
βI said I donβt know!β Chan wails, wilting further into Felixβs frame.
βHow do you not know?β Minho questions incredulously. Felix gasps as he connects dots heβd been too excited to before.
βI didnβt even know my mark had changed before now,β Chan explains miserably, βI donβt even know exactly when the pain started.β
Jisung sucks in a hiss of air, sympathy splashed across his face. βOh geeze,β he breathes out, βHow many people have we met today alone?β
βOk, well,β Felix interjects, βNot ideal, but weβll figure it out!β
Minho turns his incredulous stare onto the optimistic man.
"How are we going to figure it out?" He demands, "Because there were tens of thousands of people in that stadium and I know every single one of us shook dozens of hands tonight."
Felix wilts a little bit even as Jisung comes to his defense, "We kind of have to figure it out, hyung," he points out, "And soon. We're back to Seoul soon."
"Okay but how?" Minho challenges, "And don't give me any 'with the power of love and fate' crap."
"We might have to rely on fate." Chan shrugs, dejected. "It's not like I have a description or anything to give out."
"It'll be okay Channie hyung," Felix pats Chan's back lightly from where they're still entangled together, "It'll have to be."
The van descends into silence as the four of them contemplate their new situation. After a few minutes Chan leverages himself up and out of Felix's embrace to frown aimlessly at his knees.
"Well," Felix breaks the silence, "We donβt have any more shows after this, and we have some days of break time, right?β
βRight,β Chan confirms, βWe have tomorrow off and then weβre returning to Seoul to start working on the next album.β
βBut officially,β Felix hedges, βWe have, like, an entire week off, donβt we?β
βNot quite, but sure,β Chan hesitantly agrees.
βWell, we know they were in town for the concert at least,β Felix continues, βSo as long as they didnβt leave the city immediately after, I mean, there's seven more first contacts to go, right?β
βAre you saying we should spend our break wandering around trying for first contacts?β Jisung asks, βBecause Iβm all for searching for them, but I donβt know that aimless wandering is gonna help.β
Chan holds up his hands to halt that conversation before it could devolve into a bigger debate.
βLetβs shelve that for now, and meet up with the others at the hotel,β He suggests, βWe should discuss this as a group anyways.β
He receives a variety of agreements and the four of them settle in for the short remaining drive back to their hotel. He absently hands Felixβs phone back to him and retrieves his own from his pocket to ask the others to meet them in his room.
Chan looks out the window, post-concert fatigue all but a memory. As the buildings pass by, he canβt help but hope that their mystery soulmate was looking for them too.
You reaffirm your decision to never ever meet your soulmates as Taylor loads you into the car, arm wrapped protectively around your shoulder the whole way.
It was one thing when your stupidly large soul cluster was just an idea. Knowledge you held, but unactionable in any way.
It was another when you had evidence, in the form of little white flowers burning with warmth on your skin, that they were real, physical, people.
Even worse when you knew that they were a group of very famous musicians.
You hadnβt actually been sick when youβd texted Taylor, whoβd thankfully managed to get all of the autographs heβd wanted before heβd checked his phone to try to find you, but you were getting there. Anxiety had nausea creeping up your throat like molasses.
Youβre beyond grateful when your roommate doesnβt question your sudden illness, the both of you well aware that you were hale and hearty when youβd left the house.
Taylor just buckles you in like youβre something precious and fragile and takes the wheel.
The two of you drive in silence the entire way home. Itβs not awkward, but you canβt deny the weight of something heavy in the air. The buzz of the concert still lingered between the two of you, and it only made the silence stifling and itchy.
When you pull into your apartment complex neither of you speak for a long moment.
βSorry for ruining the day.β You murmur to the air in front of you. Taylor just reaches over to pat your thigh and unclip your seatbelt.
βYou didnβt ruin anything,β He assures, βDonβt sweat it.β He hesitates a moment before continuing.
βIβm not gonna push,β Taylor begins gently, βBut you know you can talk to me, right? Whatever happened, Iβm not gonna judge. I just wanna be here for you.β
βWhat makes you think something happened?β You mutter mulishly. Taylor just gives you a look that has you sinking into your seat.
βItβs nothing. Iβm just being dramatic.β You admit. He bumps your shoulder with his and climbs out of the car.
βItβs not nothing if it makes you feel something.β He tells you as he goes. The two of you walk up to the apartment in silence, contemplative this time.
You think about telling him as the two of you separate to wash the concert off of yourselves. You think about it as you take turns using the bathroom and as you make dinner side by side. You think about it as you settle in front of the couch at his feet as his hands automatically pull your head to his knees, his fingers digging into your hair just how you like.
You want to tell him, you decide. You do. It's just that. Well...
Your sister was right, in a way. Youβd known Taylor for over a year now, but the two of you didnβt really know much about each other. You really were just roommates.
You didnβt know what his favorite color was. You didnβt know the names of his parents, or if he had any siblings. You barely knew what he did for a living. Heβd only ended up your roommate by virtue of you responding to his βroommate wantedβ ad with full willingness to be murdered on the spot.
At the same time, the two of you knew everything about each other. You knew how he took his coffee in the morning, that he preferred his eggs dry and over-seasoned. You knew the bands he liked and the games he played. You knew his hobbies better than you knew your own sometimes, and more about his friendβs drama that you ever wanted to.
You know the important things, you think.
You know that every word you tell him in confidence will be clutched tightly all the way to the grave.
βI met my soulmate today.β You confess, your cheek pressed to his knee, half-asleep.
The words somehow feel like they were snatched from the darkest depths of your soul as they spill from your lips. You make no move to take them back.
Taylorβs hand, to his credit, only pauses for a moment. Then he treats your hushed admission like any other comment made while you nod off to dramas the both of you know you only watch for him, resuming the soothing movement of his hand and humming lightly to acknowledge you.
You think itβs that casual treatment that lets you find the courage to continue.
βWell, one of them anyway.β You mumble. Taylor hums his interest, but doesn't take his eyes off of the screen and doesnβt stop petting your hair.
βI donβt want to meet them. Thereβs so many of them and only one of me, y'know? I donβt even know how to love myself, how am I supposed to love eight other people?β Taylor says nothing still, his eyes glued to an episode of a drama you know the two of you have already finished three times over.
βIβm scared Iβll fuck it up. Iβm scared theyβll fuck me up.β Your voice cracks as you breathe life into one of your deepest fears. You realize as you say it that youβve never voiced these thoughts aloud before, even to yourself.
Tears prick at the back of your eyes when you admit, βIβm not ready for them. I donβt think I can be.β
Taylor finally gives in to the seriousness of the conversation and hauls you bodily up onto the couch. You go willingly, but with rag-doll limpness. He rearranges you to his liking and you find yourself in Gossip Position, sitting criss-cross facing him.
βFirst of all,β He starts in, his usual levity giving way to a seriousness you rarely see from him, βDonβt be mean to my best friend. Iβll hit you.β You ignore his threat in favor of the warm feeling in chest at hearing him call you his best friend.
Take THAT Ma! No friends your glorious behind.
βSecondly, you are literally the most loving person I have ever met in my life. You would fit the entire world in there if you could,β He pokes your chest, right above your heart, for emphasis, βSo Iβm not that surprised you have more than one soulmate.β
βI have eight though,β You argue, βIsnβt that weird?β
Taylor just shrugs. βI mean, yeah. But weird is basically your brand, so...β He trails off with a teasing smirk.
You shove him a bit in retaliation, but he just grabs your wrists to still you and continues speaking before you can argue.
βI donβt think eight soulmates is enough for you, honestly,β He muses, βI mean it when I say youβre the most loving person I know. I think youβd even try to take care of Danny if he needed you to.β The mention of Taylorβs very creepy second cousin sends a shiver down both of your spines.
The worst part is that you canβt even argue with him.
βBut you know, even with eight soulmates, you donβt have to be with them.β Taylor suddenly switches tracks to reassure you, βTheyβre your soulmates sure, but youβre your own person. Theyβre for you, itβs not like they are you. You can live without, if you really want to.β
The two of you let that statement settle for a moment. Heβs right, you know all too well. Still, the thought leaves a wad of uncomfortable and complicated feelings lodged in your throat.
After a momentβs pause, you break the silence.
βI have too many years of trauma and not enough therapy money to unpack everything Iβm feeling right now.β
Taylor cracks first, and giggles come pouring out of the two of you. The joke wasnβt even funny, but you guessed the two of you had been serious for far too long.
Some minutes later, when the giggles finally die down and you return to watching Taylorβs show, you find yourself with your head on his shoulder.
βWhatever you decide, you know Iβm here for you, right?β Taylor quietly picks up where the conversation had left off.
βSure,β you agree, βLike I was there for you when you cried over a boy I told you wasnβt shit.β You completely deserve the elbow to the side you receive for that comment.
βShut up, Iβm being cheesy!β Taylor scolds with a laugh.
βIβm lactose intolerant!β You complain, but obligingly fall silent.
βSeriously,β Taylor insists, βIβll be here every step of the way. Whatever you need.β
You wrap your arms around the one of his that youβre leaning on and give a gentle squeeze to show your appreciation. βThanks Tay.β you murmur.
βOf course. You got me front row tickets to a SKZ concert, weβre ride or die whether you like it for not!β You poke his side to scold him for not being serious after just insisting that you be, but end up having to fight for your life when he immediately retaliates by trying to tickle you.
It takes the two of you quite a while to calm down again, Taylor smug in his victory. He holds your ankles in his lap like trophies of war as you stare at the ceiling. The quiet creeps back in quickly, so you speak.
βIβm just not sure what I want, I think.β You tell him, βI donβt want to meet them. But at the same time, I really do, yβknow?β
Taylor nods, βJust let the universe do its thing.β he suggests, βIf youβre meant to meet them now, youβll meet them regardless of what you want. But after you meet them, itβs all up to you.β
You nod along, humming your acceptance of his advice. Heβs right, again. You canβt really fight fate, even if you desperately want to. But even within that large restraint, youβre a human being with free will. The world is your oyster and all that.
You let your thoughts fade out and just listen to Taylor yap about the drama on the TV as he finally tunes back into it.
Itβs nearly dawn when the two of you decide to turn in, post-concert jitters having deserted you and heavy conversations having taken their toll.
βDid you manage to get their name before you bolted?β Taylor asks out of nowhere as youβre walking to your respective rooms. βYour soulmateβsβ He clarifies at your confused look.
βOh, I didnβt need to.β You answer absentmindedly, already opening your door and dreaming of your cozy sheets. βIt was Bangchan.β
You close your door on his gawping face, blissfully unaware of the crisis youβd just sent him into.
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( Mairon / Sauron's HC redemption yearning wannabe ; post-canon )
β felt sad for my ginger villain so i wrote a lil something for my delulu self
β headcanon of Mairon / Sauronβs possible redemption ; only if he wasnβt stubborn/cowardice/bitter enough to seek for it (which itβs up to us fans to believe what we want. i believe he might after many ages pass and his own anger eats itself)
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π΄π ππ ππ π πππ‘π ππ βππ βππ‘πππ, π‘βπ ππππ‘π’ππππ π π‘ποΏ½οΏ½π‘πβππ ππ, πππ ππ£ππ ππ π‘βπ π€πππ‘β π€ππ π ππππ π€ππ¦ π‘π ππππ π‘πππ, π‘βππ‘ π£πππ¦ π‘πππ π πππ‘βππ ππ£ππ π‘βπ ππππππ π‘ ππ π€ππ’πππ .
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π΄ππ π€ππ‘β π‘πππ, π‘βπ πππππ ππ βππ π€πππ‘β πππππ π‘π πππ, ππππ£πππ ππβπππ ππππ¦ ππππππ ππ πππ’π π‘πππ‘πππ. πΌπ‘ π€ππ π‘βππ, ππ π‘βπ ππ’πππ‘ πππ‘πππππ‘β ππ βππ ππ’ππ¦, π‘βππ‘ π‘βπ ππππ‘ππππ π πππππ π‘π π ππ‘π‘ππ ππ. πΌππ π‘πππ, βπ π€ππ ππππ’πππ π‘π π βπππππ€ ππβπ π‘βππ‘ ππ πππππ πππ ππ βππ‘πππ πππ’ππ ππ ππππππ ππππ.
πππ‘βππ’π‘ βππ π£πππ¦ ππππ, π€βππ‘ π€ππ βπ? π΄ π€ππππ‘β πππ’ππ π‘π ππππππ-ππππ‘β, π‘ππππππ πππ‘π€πππ ππππ πππ ππππ‘β, ππ₯ππ π‘ππππ πππ πππππ£πππ. π»ππ ππππ πππππ πππππ‘ππππ ππ πππππ πππ ππππππππ π πππππ πππ π‘πππ‘ πππ€, ππ ππ π‘βππ¦ ππππππππ π‘π π ππππππ πππ π.
ππ π€βππ πππ π‘βππ¦ ππππππ ππ π‘βπ ππππ π‘ πππππ?
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πππ π‘ ππ π‘πππ, βπ π ππππ‘ πππππππππ ππ π‘βπ ππ’πππ ππ π΅ππππ-ππ’Μπ, βππ ππππππ π π‘ππππβπππ. πβπ πππππ π€ππ πππ€ πππ‘βπππ ππππ π‘βππ ππ’π π‘ πππ π π‘πππ, πππ ππ£ππ π π, βπ π€ππ βπππππ π‘π ππππ π πππ πππππππ‘ ππ π‘βπ πππ€ππ βπ βππ ππππ π€ππππππ. π΅π’π‘ ππ£ππ π‘βπ π£πππ¦ πππππππ π π‘βππ‘ βππ ππππ ππβπππ π‘βπππ’πβ π‘βπ πππ’ππππ‘ππππ π€ππ ππππ. πΌπ‘ π€ππ π ππππ πππππ πππ€, ππ’πβ ππππ βππ.
πβπππ, ππ π‘βπ π ππππππ, ππ ππππ‘π’ππππ πππ π ππ, βπ πππππ π‘π πππππππ‘ - πππ‘ ππ βππ π£πππ‘πππππ , ππ’π‘ ππ βππ ππππππ‘π . πππ‘ ππ βππ πππ€ππ, ππ’π‘ ππ π‘βπ ππππ‘ππππ π π‘βππ‘ βππ πππ€ππ¦π π βππππ€ππ βππ.
πβπππ π€ππ π π‘πππ ππππ π€βππ βπ π€ππ π‘βπ π£πππ¦ πππβπ‘ ππ‘π πππ. πβπ πππππππππ ππππ, πβππππ βππ ππ¦ ποΏ½οΏ½ππ¦. π΄ πππππ‘π πππ π€βπ π€πππ‘ππ π‘π βπππ π‘βπ π€ππππ ππππππ π πππ‘π‘ππ πππππ. π΄ π πππ£πππ‘ ππ π΄π’ππΜ π‘βπ ππππ‘β. ππ πππππ, πππ π¦ππ‘ ππππ’πβπ‘ ππ π‘πππ¦ ππ¦ π‘βπ πππ π‘ ππ£ππ ππ π‘βππ.
πβππ‘ π€ππ ππππ‘ ππ βππ πππ’π π‘πππ‘πππ π€ππ πππ€ ππππππ‘ππ π‘ππ€ππππ ππππππ‘β, πππ π‘πππππ π‘βππ‘ π£πππ¦ πππβπ‘ ππππ βππ. π»π π€ππ π π€ππ¦ππ ππ¦ βππ πππππ‘πππ, ππ‘ ππππ π‘ ππ’π‘ ππ πππππππ‘πππ, πππ‘ππ ππ’π‘ ππ πππππ, πππ ππ£ππ ππππ.
π΅ππππ’π π, ππ π‘βπ πππ, πππ€ππ ππ πππ€ππ¦π ππππππππ’π . πΌπ‘ ππ‘π‘ππππ‘π π‘βπ π€πππ π‘ πππ πππππ’ππ‘π π‘βπ πππ π‘.
πβππβ πππ π€ππ βπ πππππ?
πβππ‘ π€ππ βππ ππππ... ?
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πβππ π πππ¦π ππππ‘ ππππ πππ π‘πππ‘ ππππππ , ππ’π‘ π‘βππ¦ πππ‘π’ππππ π‘π βππ πππ€, π’πππππππ.
π΄π βπ πππππ‘ππ π‘βπππ’πβ π‘βπ πππππ π€βπππ πππππ‘ πππππ‘ππππ π π‘πππ, π‘βπ πππππππ πππ π‘βππ π π‘πππ‘ππ π‘π πππ‘π’ππ; π‘βπ π βπππππ ππ π‘βππππ , π‘βπ πππππ‘πππ ππ ππππ’π‘π¦. πβπππ π€ππ π ππ’πππ‘π¦ ππ π‘βππ‘, π πππ¦ ππ π‘βπ πππ‘ ππ ππππππ.
π»π βππ ππππππ£ππ π‘βππ‘ π‘βπππ’πβ πππππππ‘πππ, βπ πππ’ππ πππππππ‘ π‘βπ π€ππππ, π‘βππ‘ ππππ¦ ππ¦ πππππππ πππ π‘βππππ π‘π βππ π€πππ πππ’ππ βππππππ¦ ππ ππβπππ£ππ. πππ€, ππ βππ πππ£ππ-πβππππππ π π‘ππππππ π , βπ π ππ€ π‘βπ πππππ¦ ππ ππ‘. π»ππ ππ‘π‘ππππ‘π βππ ππππ¦ ππππ’πβπ‘ βππ ππ’ππ πππ π¦ππ‘, π‘βπ π€ππππ π‘βπππ£ππ π€ππ‘βππ’π‘ βππ πππππ’ππππ.
πβπ π‘βππ’πβπ‘ π π‘πππππ π πππππ‘ πππππππ ππ ππππππ π, ππ ππππ‘πππ βπ βππ πππ‘ ππππ‘ ππ ππππ . πΉππ π‘βπ ππππ π‘ π‘πππ ππ πππππ , βπ πππππ€ππ βπππ πππ π‘π ππππ π‘βπ ππ’ππ π€πππβπ‘ ππ βππ πππππ’πππ . π»ππ ππππππ π π π‘πππ£πππ πππ πππ€ππ βππ πππ π‘πππ¦ππ πππ π‘βππ‘ βπ βππ ππππ βπππ ππππ, ππππ£πππ ππβπππ πππ‘βπππ ππ’π‘ πππ£ππ π‘ππ‘πππ.
π»π π€ππ π‘βπ π£πππ¦ ππ£ππ ππ π΄πππ, πππ βπ ππππβππ π‘βπ πππ ππ βππ πππ¦π . πβπππ π€ππ ππ π·πππ πΏπππ πππ ππππ ππ βππ. π»π π€ππ πππ‘βπππ. π΄ππ π¦ππ‘, ππ£ππ ππ π‘βππ πππ‘βππππππ π , π ππ’πππ‘ π£ππππ πππππ π‘π π ππππ.
πΌπ‘ π€ππ π π£ππππ ππ ππππππππ. π΄ π¦πππππππ πππ‘ πππ πππ€ππ, ππ’π‘ πππ πππππ. π΄ πππππ βπ, ππ βππ πππππ πππ πππππππππ, βππ ππππππ βπππ πππ πππ π π ππππ.
π΄ π¦πππππππ πππ πππβπ‘.
πΉππ πππππππ‘πππ.
πππ π ππππππ ππππ.
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