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Miracle of a Teddy Bear English Fan Translation, Chapter 10: Princess Thep Krasattri was kidnapped.

 Miracle of a Teddy Bear English Fan Translation

Miracle of a Teddy Bear English Fan Translation, Chapter 10: Princess Thep Krasattri was kidnapped.

Princess Thep Krasattri (Thaiเทพกษัตรีย์) or Thep Kaset Chao (Thaiเทพกษัตรเจ้า), Siamese princess, was the fifth child and third daughter of King Maha Chakkraphat and Queen Suriyothai. She married the King of Lan XangSetthathirath.

Once upon a time, a long time ago.

On a gloomy day when the cold wind begins to blow. the cold wind which reminds us of a sweet love story and at the same time it causes sickness until we are not sure of what is going on in our lives. Indeed, love affairs can be counted as another non-miraculous sickness.

Early that winter, the old lady of the end of an alley house in the Choipi Soi caught a serious illness, she called her granddaughter for help but that number turned out to be calling someone else to meet him.

When she woke up in the hospital, the first sight she saw was her granddaughter sitting next to a dark-skinned stranger and I had a banyan root, beside her. Behind this there was a bag of apples, whose owner revealed a broad smile that made the square face look bright.

‘Grandma probably doesn’t remember me.’

‘Grandma.’ The granddaughter grabbed her arm and answered, “Khun Saen was the one who helped bring you to the hospital. Grandma, that day you got sick and made the wrong call. Fortunately, Khun Saen was there to help.

‘Oh’, She nodded without realizing it but what she noticed was the twinkling eyes of a young man looking at his grown-up granddaughter alone.

At that time, the back door opened and a new person came in and this young man had the same face as the person who Mathana’s grandmother called Khun Saen. If only the new coming person body seemed bigger and stronger, besides he looked at her granddaughter with eyes that were sweet.

‘Oh, Grandma woke up.” After seeing the old woman opening her eyes, the man raised his hand to pay homage. ‘Grandma, do you like apples? I bought it for you.’

Only when her eyebrows turned to her granddaughter, Mathana’s grandmother smiled slightly. Khun Sibmun is Khun Saen’s twin who rode in the car together when they went and helped Grandma.

During the hard years of Madam Mathana, the Ford Cortina drove her and Grandma in and out of the Choipi Soi more often. Saen Burarat was the driver and on seat beside him in front is Sibmun, who sat with his shoulders straight up like a military man.

While Saen is a good-humored young man, works as an assistant production manager in a salad dressing factory in Ratchaburi province. Sibmun graduated from Military Preparatory School, Class 10 and Royal Military Academy Chula Chom Klao, Class 21 and then served as Deputy Commander of the Special Operations Squad under the 1st Special Forces (Paratrooper) Division. This person is solemn, speaks very little, loves to hang out with his friends, brothers and sisters at the Erawan camp. It’s been a long time since he had been home to visit his parents and twin brother in Bangkok.

While his twin brother drive, he kept making stories to make the girl on the car cheerful. Sibmun would be quiet and happy to see Madam Mathana smile and be happier, even though the only spot her eyes were staring at was Saen who was staring back through the rear-view mirror.

Sibmun knows that he was too much but pretended not to know and was always in Saen’s car just to be around the woman he loves. Saen was a little irritated, as he and the younger siblings originally had different personalities that were far from each other. Only seeing that Mathana was happy, Sibmun sat quietly and did not intervene, asking for answers, whatever the others said. In the end, there is no reason for Saen to prevent the younger brother from coming.

Madam Mathana had always understood that Sibmun was an easygoing person and didn’t want to join the conversation, until the day she started telling her stories and hardships at work. So, the original understanding changed.

Thai history is a subject where everyone in school praises the ability of a new teacher like her but Madam Mathana said it, “It’s awkward as well. When it comes to detailing our expertise, it’s something that even I myself question.”

Hmm? Saen doesn’t understand.

She explains. ‘Do you think that Thai people really migrated from Altai and do you think that Bang Rachan, are willing to fight to the death to protect Ayutthaya?’

‘And if, isn’t it?’

The woman sighed heavily and thought to herself how stupid she was to talk like this to the assistant manager of the food factory.

Then Saen burst out laughing, ‘It might take you a little more time to explain to me but that’s okay, from now on, I’m happy to drive into Bangkok every Saturday and Sunday.’

‘Where did Thai people come from? Thai people may have originated from here and then the Bang Rachan maybe did not fight anyone and fought themselves.’

Sibmun’s input caused the Ford Cortina heading towards the MBK Shopping Center to quiet down all of a sudden leaving only the sweet, sweet music that Madam Mathana favored.

I’m afraid of the words given to you that don’t appreciate you.

My love had been steadfast for a long time.

I give my heart to you, I’m not in the mood to love anyone.

That was really almost the first time Madam Mathana stared at Sibmun full and eyes full of wonder, his next words were smooth and there was no sign of even ‘showing’ his superiority.

‘History then really isn’t an actual memoir of what happened, it’s a memory that has been smeared with salt and then recounted for each individual’s reasons.’

From that day on, the eyes that Saen looked at him had changed. Every time they have an appointment with Madam Mathana, Saen will avoid letting Sibmun get in the car, the latter doesn’t matter and even if only to say, ‘I’ll buy some apples for grandma too.’

‘Grandma’s getting worse and worse, she probably won’t be able to chew.’

‘She likes them, here’s money.’

The twins had more different opinions and later when Madam Mathana didn’t have enough money to treat her grandmother’s illness yet she still had to save some money to pay for the mortgage on the Choipi Soi house, that one. Saen was trying to find for a way to help the woman he loved while Sibmun was more solemn and decisive.

‘That won’t help, Grandma will suffer more than if she keeps holding on and working on many things at once, you and even yourself will suffer.’

Saen doesn’t listen to this comment and especially when he thinks this is an important way for him to win Madam Mathana’s affection more than Sibmun can!... He asked for a loan from the owner of the salad dressing factory he worked for, thanks to Saen’s work and at the request of the factory owner’s daughter he finally got some money to help Madam Mathana but at the same time. This money also became a condition that forced him to distance herself from her.

“My father asked Saen to advise him on a number of tasks. At that time, I had just graduated from Bangkok and did not like factory work in other provinces at all but because of Saen’s vision helped develop the factory.”

A new glass of red brew in the narrator’s hand began to cool off, the condensation of the mist surrounding the glass condensed into water droplets. Madam Satjaree took a few sips and continued: “I’m not a lovely person like Madam Na and Saen wasn’t impressed with me at first but we had enough time to learn the job while learning to know each other. Saen once said my best advantage is that I am a person with perseverance. If I were Madam Na, I would do whatever it takes to fix the problem on my own and accept the truth and therefore would not and easily accept help from others. In the event that I myself have nothing to exchange and especially if that person is someone who we truly love, I would not allow him to suffer for himself.”

When Saen gradually drifted away from the duty of debt to help Madam Mathana herself. The woman he loved was spending time closer to Sibmun.

“I understand Madam Na, Taohu. At that time in her life there were really a lot of troubles and no one turned around to help her except Khun Sib, he was a solid military officer and seemed to be a good dependency for her that made her relationship between the two of them gradually developed into marriage and they had Nong Nat and when Nong Nat was two years old, I married Saen.”

Being a big-hearted, outspoken exponentially in the face of the 40’s economic crisis, the Madam Satjaree family’s affairs began to falter and she had to sell many of her possessions for even greater flexibility. In the end, she had to accept other investors to join the management of the old factory, Saen had to resign and go to a new job in the far north.

‘It was a tragic story, one of the saddest and most painful times in my life, I had to endure seeing my own factory fall under someone else’s management. When I moved with Saen, I was suffering again and I had to sit and see him use the abilities that we have accumulated and learned together to create prosperity in someone’s else’s business. At that time, I heard that Khun Sib was going to buy a single house in the old area of ​​Bangkok but the location was good and the price was very good. So, I asked him to contact me after I spent my savings buying the house here and then moved here.

Madam Satjaree said that at the beginning her husband was wondering why she wanted a house next to his younger twin brother. She gave her own reasons and stated that Sibmun’s family probably wouldn’t come to live here, he probably intended to buy it as an investment. Everything went as planned and no one would think that years later after Sibmun died, his son Nat would decide to move in next door. Madam Satjaree herself did not panic with her husband’s ex-lover, even though she found that Madam Mathana had the delusion that her husbands who was deceased was Saen. Saen then became the person who is uncomfortable... He did not want to come home often because of this so he decided to take up a consulting job in Chiang Mai.

miraculous, n. miracle or miraculous

a. to do things that normally cannot be done.

Sorry, I can’t really answer you whether what happened to our Bear at this time could be called a miracle or never told you that. I haven’t finished majoring in Thai language, maybe it’s not a miracle because even though what happened looks amazing as well but it’s a miracle that turns everything upside down.

Taohu felt like suddenly the world was weird... Like the ceiling above his head was the abyss, the sides of the lid switched from right to left and everything looked wrong.

The world around him is like a cylinder of fate and is being rotated to reveal secrets one by one, an old picture flashed in Taohu’s head. Every word of Madam Mathana, Madam Mathana who saw her husband in the air and who easily understood that Taohu was an alien Little Prince and every word and every gesture of Phii Nat.

‘Mom, will you stop!’

Finally, Phii Nat’s fury exploded in the middle of his head again. It was an explosion that seemed to open up everything from the closed nooks and crannies.

Yes! It is now clear what Phii Nat really means, what he wants his mother to ‘stop’ doing. Taohu now knew why Phii Nat pretends not to know and he didn’t want to talk to his mother and why last night Phii Nat cried so hard and needed someone’s hug the most.

Madam Satjaree stared at him and asked, “Taohu must have understood the whole thing by now, right?”

The Bear remained silent and could not answer that he understood because he still did not seem to understand, such a small understanding of the huge lump of incomprehension beneath.

Why? Why did the Auntie turn her husband’s story in that direction? Why did she get rid of her own enormous memory!?

Because he was so obsessed with that question Taohu had little idea what was going on with himself or what he was doing, even if the virtual face could be cut off and replaced, he wouldn’t notice. Beside the bottom drawer of the pantry and at that moment the body’s perceptual sediment gradually crept in, towards the heart from all directions, starting slowly and then accelerating. Every piece embroidered on his heart was as intense as a needle, each tear calling for blood and pain until his face twitched, tears rolling down his eyes.

That water seems to remove the feeling of doubt and lighten the eyes as to why, why some memory might be lost by someone.

Maybe because some wounds are too painful, we want them to be lost.

Some mistakes are so great that we don’t want them to ever happen, “Little Prince, Little Prince.”

Taohu woke up again, not because of the call but a touch on the back of his arm. When he blinks his eyes... He found that Madam Mathana came to a stop in front of him when he came back.

Madam Mathana eyes widened in anticipation... He could see her mouth moving as if saying something but the stuffy sound in his ears drowned out all the noise. Until he shook his head a little, there was the sound of his surroundings returning.

“Have you met Khun Uncle, what did he say?”

“I... I....” The person being asked felt like he was holding another large guilt in the middle of his chest, melting into another flavor in his throat and he didn’t know what to say. How can the Auntie not regret it or should he continue lying?

At that moment and the distracted eyes focus, a clear sight behind the Auntie appears. Phii Nat stood still in the small kitchen behind the pantry area, quite dark as it was quite a distance from the front of the house. Still, Taohu could clearly see that the expression on his face was somewhat let down.

The little bear swallowed his saliva, seized the plot, and decided to answer Madam Mathana, “I haven’t met Khun Uncle yet.”

“Oh Husband.” The other party immediately burst into tears and still tried to hold back and regain consciousness, “I will try calling him again.”

A fat figure in a robe turns to pick up a mobile phone. Taohu moved closer to the living room and had to stop by the sound of Phii Nat.

“Where have you been?” His voice was clear and gloomy.

Taohu’s distraught eyes closed so once again the image of Khun Right Slipper appeared to the eyes of someone who was not sleeping but pretended to open his eyes and looked to one side.

“I want to ask where did you go?” Phii Nat tried to drown out the emotion in his tone of voice but because of the ‘effort’, it showed that what was underneath was quite serious.

He was having a hard time finding the answer back and forth. Now it wasn’t just in the cotton that the bitter taste reached Taohu’s lips.

He doesn’t know if Phii Nat saw him as he walked back to the fence or not sure if he saw it, what would Phii Nat think. Taohu had once understood that a woman named Miss Uma was horrible because she caused the Auntie to become without confidence and withered. Even now, even thinking that that person was not dangerous but Phii Nat would think the same as him?

Finally, Taohu replied in a hoarse voice, “I... had gone to talk to Madam Chan next door.”

For some reason, Khun Right Slipper twitched the corners of his mouth a little, as if to scoff at his words.

Phii Nat’s voice drew his gaze back, “Do you know who he is?” Taohu nodded, “I just got to know.”

with hesitation... He pursed his lips and didn’t want to ask at all because he knew that he might make Phii Nat even more upset but in the end his reluctance was still more powerful, “Phii Nat, why did the Auntie do that?”

“What is that number?” Madam Mathana groaned. After scrolling through the mobile phone screen for a while.

Phii Nat was still breathing loudly, trying to suppress his feelings and his new eyes and voice were still full of feelings.

“The one who knows best, is the one who did it all!”

“Nat, son? I can’t find your father’s number, I ask.”

As soon as the mother finished speaking, the tall and skinny figure of the son flickered back and hurriedly climbed the stairs to the upper floor with taut steps.

“Ah...Ah?” The mother was puzzled. When there was no help left, he took a busy step forward and bowed open in the closet close to her instead, “Are there any notes?”

“Poor Bear!”

Taohu was startled when Missus Sofa suddenly made a noise.

He looked down at the person in disbelief, “Ah... what is it?”

“You didn’t know that Nong Nat, Don’t Like, Grandma Aunt Next Door to Mach Chee Pak Xia, when did she come to Dis House in the past? Nong Nat sat down and just wanted to get kicked her out every second.” [1] Missus Sofa is trying to speak Thai-engrish

“Aunt Chan is it!?” Taohu was baffled, still can’t see why the elderly woman next door shouldn’t be close to her sister-in-law?

“Off, course! The F-Body downstairs is known to everyone.” The speech did not target anyone but the voice sounded like it was trying to target someone, “Aila wants to know, really, which way is he planning to fool you into there?”

“Huh? Who?”

“Who is it, the one who pretended to lose the Grandma Screen wallet until Nong Nat got mad, Yuno?”

Missus Sofa remained silent but her eyes accused someone on the left as though she were to announce who she was referring to.

Khun Right Slipper who was the only one there suddenly spoke in a tight voice, “So, what does that have to do with me, I don’t know.

“I haven’t even commented on you yet, hello? who’s self-snitching!”

Madam Mathana’s Mobile Telephone, placed by the owner on the guest table, exclaimed in monotone and space, her typical robot talking-and gesturing-likely, “Have to ask-I I know what you-mean.”

Missus Sofa replied with a laugh, “That’s Fine! Let Me Be Frank with You Sandal! You plot to hide Grandma Screen’s wallet to frame Barry(bear). Right!? and make Nong Nat understand that Barry is a thief, so he could get Mad At Him and finally kick him out of the house because you’re mad at Hee for making your girl disappear from here!”

“The view of the super-egos!” Khun Right Slipper sneered a bit, “Didn’t you realize that what was built was your own norm to measure others, your world was driven in a blur, being overshadowed by the myths of the elite to the point of having no self-substance? both the core and the sapwood.”

“Spuk Human Language Please”

“If you are going to make an accusation against someone else, please come up with concrete evidence and do not further underscore the collapse of logic in this house.”

Khun Right Slipper is right; you can’t accuse anyone without evidence.”

“It’s really not surprising, the productivity of a predecessor like you can’t synthesize anything further. You are a middle-class brand who tries to replicate the high-class brand, that does not make you look pricier or real and you don’t have to try to make it difficult to translate Thai words into English.”

“Hey! Shut your big talk!” Missus Sofa suddenly squealed but the other party wouldn’t listen, “And the class you actually referenced in the end would just use you and abandon you.”

“You R A Fakking Idiad (idiot)!”

“Everyone has enough.”

“With a Mount Pool of Chit!”

“Little Prince, what do you say?”

“No... nothing.”

“However, the nature of the elite can’t be solved, that is their nature of always doing this to anyone, including my Little Prince! It’s to revolutionize authoritarianism. Even though I hadn’t resorted to such ludicrous tactics because it was discriminating against just the person but still undertaking the system!”

“The word ‘authoritarianism.’ is so sealed in Khun Right Slipper’s head that this freaking sandal spits out almost every time, because you know what?!” Finally, Missus Sofa became so furious that she couldn’t use the Thai English words anymore and everyone, even Khun Right Slipper himself, was stunned.

“It’s because of you think that you hate ‘Authoritarianism’ you have never ‘undertake’ anyone rights without their permission!” The person spoke deliberately into his voice and stingingly imitated the disputing party’s words.

“I don’t know what you are talking about? in what way have I been an authoritarian.” Khun Right Slipper asked calmly but his tone was still arrogant.

“How many times does your wife sit and watch soap operas and you came and suddenly changed the channel? I didn’t see you asking her if she wanted to see the news or what the hell you were into? too!”

“Little Prince was the one who wanted.”

“You are the one who wanted to it! But your wife has never told you once that she wanted to watch news. So, if you think carefully, you’ll remember that every time you switch channels, your wife will eventually go back to sleep and sleep quietly. A person who declares himself a democracy, listens to the voices of others! Even if he loves his wife, he shuts her mouth and doesn’t allow her to argue but hates others because he argues he is for democracy while practicing authoritarianism. Until then, I will argue with that person all the time! Democracy father who doesn’t like people to see things differently!”

“Hey, it’s true-sometimes you-you-still jump on the table-make the wrong-press-me-instead-remote-right.”

It seems that this fact caused Khun Right Slipper to be defeated and he was gaping lips slowly closing and turning away, closing his eyes as he is going back to sleep.

“Stealing other people’s rights is stealing too. So, how can you believe that you didn’t steal the Grandma Screen wallet to slander Taohu as being a thief!” Missus Sofa slammed and Madam Mathana cried out.

“Right there!”

Looks like Phii Nat’s mother has found what he’s looking for and a plump figure in a robe dress so quickly stepped straight towards Taohu and whispered, “This shirt is pretty? Little Prince and Nat bought them new?”

the Bear didn’t even reply, no, the Auntie was the one who picked it for me. The questioner lowered her body onto Missus Sofa, picked up the original novel and opened it and the eyes behind the glasses began to sweep across the page. 112.

Several hours later, Phii Nat was still in the bedroom. the Auntie put down the book and went for a walk in the park to sit and wait for Khun Uncle. Taohu himself brought Grandma-Vacuum Cleaner out to clean the house because today he was so busy looking for Miss Left Slipper that he hadn’t done the housework yet.

When removing the waste tray from the abdomen, the grandma-Vacuum Cleaner comes out and throws it away. The Bear caught sight of something in the big trash can behind his house. He was stuck in a nook if only the lower trash bag had folded a bit and the owner of this thing had probably already thrown it.

Taohu picked it up, its shape and touch were evident.

Madam Mathana wallet!

The heart that had been beating for a long time began to tremble. This may be important evidence for settlement of disputes in the home. This trash can behind the house was a big trash can and its height reached Taohu’s waist which was already quite tall. Besides that, the wallet was so packed that it was difficult for Khun Right Slipper to drag it out. Especially the gun oil that came up and dropped into a tank that was as high as you could see.

His intentions changed after his white hand opened the wallet.

Taohu had seen this wallet before. Although Madam Mathana never brought out the money to spend, when Phii Nat gave her money, she would keep every baht and every satang in here. Normally, apart from money, ID card and credit card, Madam Mathana didn’t put anything else, not even a photo of her face but today in the clear plastic box at the end of the page appears a picture of a man. Taohu saw his face a few hours ago.

It’s a photo of Khun Uncle! Khun Uncle Sibmun Burarat.

Even though they look the same, their facial sharpness is different enough to be easily distinguished by some fuss. Taohu used a towel to wipe it clean and brought it up to knock on the door to call Phii Nat in front of the bedroom.

“What do you want?” The face of the person who stepped in to open the door was still not good.

“I found Auntie’s money wallet.” Taohu said and showed.

Phii Nat raised one corner of his mouth slightly, it wasn’t a smile, if it was a smile, it was a bitter smile, “Take it to mother! Why did you come to tell me?”

Before his owner pulls the door shut. Taohu was quick to say, “I found it in the trash, Phii Nat.”

The door slammed into that person’s hand.

While Phii Nat hasn’t turned around yet. Taohu took a deep breath, decided to ask, “Phii Nat, you’re the one who put this picture of Uncle Sib in here, right?” The initial answer was Phii Nat’s own glistening and mocking eyes that mocked the pain inside!

“So...as soon as she saw it, mother couldn’t take it, she quickly threw it away!”

“And the Auntie erased the present memories.”

The child shrugged, eyes glittering because of the wetness and before Taohu could see more. Phii Nat threw the doors and the door slammed shut, there was a bang as if to smash the pictures of the days before that cascaded in a mess in Taohu’s memories back and then and crashed behind his pupils again. A picture of the Auntie trembling in fear and insecurity, in her hand holding a washing machine plug as she stalks her missing husband.

‘Mom, will you please stop!’

Phii Nat’s voice echoed in his head, as Taohu’s tall figure stumbled down the stairs to the ground floor, still holding an old wallet in his hand. As he reached the living room area, he spoke in a dry voice, “Everyone, I have something to say.”

Even though he said that, his eyes were fixed mainly on Khun Right Slipper who was still lying in the same position.

“What is it?” asked Khun Mobile Telephone holder of Madam Mathana when he saw the other items and turned his attention to it and Missus Sofa included.

“I found Auntie’s wallet and it’s in the trash.”

“Is that a skill?”

“It’s not Khun Right Slipper!” Taohu raised an unprecedented retort.

Even Missus Sofa was shocked.

The Bear tried to hold his breath yet and his last breath was still trembling with sobbing and his face began to sting, heat in his eyes.

“You... Khun Right Slipper didn’t take it, we’re all slandering him in spite of his loss...”

Grandma-Vacuum Cleaner, who was left at the dining table, seemed to understand most of his feelings even though she had been kept in a dark room and could barely see anything.

“Taohu-kun, you’re not the one to blame for this. He’s right as you said and no one should blame anyone, you shouldn’t blame yourself either.”

Taohu wiped away sobbing tears, “I thank Missus Sofa for being so kind and worried about me but... But this time we owe an apology to Khun Right Slipper. Just now, I went up and asked Phii Nat. Phii Nat himself knows... Phii Nat also knew that the person who left the wallet was the Auntie because the Auntie couldn’t accept it, Phii Nat secretly put a picture of her husband in here.”

Everything fell silent and everyone must have been shocked by his mood and shocked by the truth he had answered. Missus Sofa closed her eyes the other way, her eyelids rolled down so much that she was about to close her eyes and there was no word as always, until Madam Mathana’s Mrs. Mobile phone asked, “Why does Nong Nat and his mother have to-do that?”

Taohu turned to look at Khun Right Slipper who had not come out of his sleep and his gaze returned to Missus Sofa again, “Aunt Chan is the same thing, I don’t think we should slander anyone else.”

Without waiting for objection or response, the Bear averted the sight in front of him heading back up the stairs, there was the last sound he heard behind him, “I just... why are Madam Mathana and Nong Nat doing this?”

The Bear knelt down in the corridor on the second floor as if suddenly he was exhausted. It was late in the evening and the area had almost no openings and windows and when the light was not on it was quite dim. But what made him unable to see anything around him was more likely because of the gleam of tears.

Phii Nat could hear his cry and soon the door to his bedroom was drawn, a thin figure squatted down to stare at his face firmly.

Taohu looked through the canal of tears and tried to hold back if he hadn’t sobbed.

“Pa... Phii Nat huh... Is it because it hurts like this? Because the memory hurts like this. Phii Nat is so closed that you don’t know how to get the stuff inside out and use it again.”

Probably because that question cut off his owner’s feelings as well, when Phii Nat used both hands to support Taohu’s cheeks and his hands were sharp, trembling and the inside of Phii Nat’s eyes were wet.

“Why... is it so difficult to be a human being?”

“Some things we can’t go back and fix, we might just have to let it go.” Phii Nat pursed his lips for a moment and sniffed and made a slap-like sound. In the nostrils flooded with tears, Phii Nat’s glowing red nose wings fluttered after it was evident that it took a lot of effort not to let the mouth and chin tremble when the next sentence was said.

“But we can still create a new one, so can you help create new memories Taohu?”

There were no words and all the masses of feelings packed into Taohu’s chest let it out as he leaned forward, supporting Phii Nat’s face into a kiss. The kiss was so intense that the pain between each other gradually healed in the last light that almost no one could see.

A little later Phii Nat withdrew his face a little further and whispered, “In my room.”

Taohu nodded silently.

 

 

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