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My dear friend
My dear friend
I greet you with the name of Almighty God, the giver of every good thing. I know it is true that my letter may come to you as a surprise. Nevertheless, I humbly ask you to give me your attention and hear me well. My name is MRS.TERIZA WILLIAM, we are from the United Kingdom, ( UK ) , nationalized here in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso,with my late husband before he died . I need a very honest and God fearing person who can stand and claim this sum of 10,000,000,00 Million US dollars, deposited in the bank here in ( Burkina faso ) by my late husband before he died. I found your email address from the internet after honest prayers to God to bring me a helper, that can champion the project , then I decided to contact you and if you may be willing and interested to handle these trust funds in good faith before anything happens to me. I want you to use this money for , Charity organizations, orphanages, widows and other people who are in need. l took this decision because I do not have any children who will inherit this money. In addition, my husband's relatives are not close to me since I developed a Cancer problem and it was their wish to see me dead in order to inherit his wealth since we have no Child. These people are not worthy of this inheritance. This is why I'm making this decision. As soon as the bank releases the fund to you, you will take 30 percent of the total money for your effort while 70% of the money will go to charity. I will appreciate your utmost confidentiality and trust. I do not want anything that will endanger my last wish. Any delay in your reply may give me room to look for another good person for this same purpose. Please assure me that you will act accordingly as I stated here. I do not need any telephone communication in this regard because of my ill-health.
Waiting for your urgent reply
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‘Very sorry, sir. Can you leave them with me?’
‘And the children?’
"That may be your experience of them," Wardour answered; "mine is different. All the devotion, the patience, the humility, the worship that there is in man, I laid at the feet of a woman. She accepted the offering as women do — accepted it, easily, gracefully, unfeelingly — accepted it as a matter of course. I left England to win a high place in my profession, before I dared to win her. I braved danger, and faced death. I staked my life in the fever swamps of Africa, to gain the promotion that I only desired for her sake — and gained it. I came back to give her all, and to ask nothing in return, but to rest my weary heart in the sunshine of her smile. And her own lips — the lips I had kissed at parting — told me that another man had robbed me of her. I spoke but few words when I heard that confession, and left her forever. ‘The time may come,’ I told her, ‘when I shall forgive you. But the man who has robbed me of you shall rue the day when you and he first met.’ Don’t ask me who he was! I have yet to discover him. The treachery had been kept secret; nobody could tell me where to find him; nobody could tell me who he was. What did it matter? When I had lived out the first agony, I could rely on myself — I could be patient, and bide my time."
All the same I was not prepared to have my ignorance of a burning question put down in any note-book save my own. I Gladstoned about the matter with the longest words I could. My friend recorded them much after the manner of Count Smorltork. Then I attacked him on the subject of civilisation — speaking very slowly because he had a knack of running two words of mine together, and turning them into something new.
"Ah, Madge!" cried Mrs Barnett, "if my death could save the lives of all these poor people, how gladly would I die!"
"None whatever, Eachin MacIan," answered the glover, for the simplicity of the Celtic language and manners rejects all honorary titles; "it was even too good for this fasting season, and much too good for me, since I must be ashamed to think how hard you fared in Curfew Street."
Our finest hope is finest memory;
"Doubtless, he wants neither, my liege," replied Albany, "when he is in the humor to consider them."
"You were there, of course."
Dear friend, far off, my lost desire,
In his position, Amelius could make but one answer. "Your aunt said she thought of going away. But," he added, with perfect truth, "she refused to tell me why, or where she was going. I am quite as much at a loss to understand her as you are. What does your uncle propose to do?"
‘I wish it were true, Denner,’ said Mrs Transome, energetically. ‘I wish he were in love with her, so that she could master him, and make him do what she pleased.’
"Seventy degrees, forty-four minutes, and thirty-seven seconds," replied Hobson.
‘I suppose it will be better to accept them,’ said Fanny, feeling perhaps that it would be useless in her to hope that they should not be accepted.
"The two are inseparable in this case," Amelius answered gravely. "If I am to speak of Miss Mellicent, I must speak of the Rules; you will soon see why. Our Community becomes a despotism, gentlemen, in dealing with love and marriage. For example, it positively prohibits any member afflicted with hereditary disease from marrying at all; and it reserves to itself, in the case of every proposed marriage among us, the right of permitting or forbidding it, in council. We can’t even fall in love with each other, without being bound, under penalties, to report it to the Elder Brother; who, in his turn, communicates it to the monthly council; who, in their turn, decide whether the courtship may go on or not. That’s not the worst of it, even yet! In some cases — where we haven’t the slightest intention of falling in love with each other — the governing body takes the initiative. ‘You two will do well to marry; we see it, if you don’t. Just think of it, will you?’ You may laugh; some of our happiest marriages have been made in that way. Our governors in council act on an established principle: here it is in a nutshell. The results of experience in the matter of marriage, all over the world, show that a really wise choice of a husband or a wife is an exception to the rule; and that husbands and wives in general would be happier together if their marriages were managed for them by competent advisers on either side. Laws laid down on such lines as these, and others equally strict, which I have not mentioned yet, were not put in force, Mr. Hethcote, as you suppose, without serious difficulties — difficulties which threatened the very existence of the Community. But that was before my time. When I grew up, I found the husbands and wives about me content to acknowledge that the Rules fulfilled the purpose with which they had been made — the greatest happiness of the greatest number. It all looks very absurd, I dare say, from your point of view. But these queer regulations of ours answer the Christian test — by their fruits ye shall know them. Our married people don’t live on separate sides of the house; our children are all healthy; wife-beating is unknown among us; and the practice in our divorce court wouldn’t keep the most moderate lawyer on bread and cheese. Can you say as much for the success of the marriage laws in Europe? I leave you, gentlemen, to form your own opinions."
‘Come in,’ said Lady Lufton, and the voice did not sound soft and pleasant. When they entered, they found her sitting at her little writing-table, with her head resting on her arm, and that letter which she had received that morning was lying open on the table before her. Indeed there were two letters now there, one from a London lawyer to herself, and the other from her son to that London lawyer. It needs only to be explained that the subject of those letters was the immediate sale of that outlying portion of the Lufton property in Oxfordshire, as to which Mr Sowerby once spoke. Lord Lufton had told the lawyer that the thing must be done at once, adding that his friend Robarts would have explained the whole affair to his mother. And then the lawyer had written to Lady Lufton, as was indeed necessary; but unfortunately Lady Lufton had not hitherto heard a word of the matter. In her eyes the sale of family property was horrible; the fact that a young man with some fifteen or twenty thousand a year should require subsidiary money was horrible; that her own son should have not written to her himself was horrible; and it was also horrible that her own pet, the clergyman whom she had brought there to be her son’s friend, should be mixed up in the matter; should be cognizant of it while she was not cognizant; should be employed in it as a go-between and agent in her son’s bad courses. It was all horrible, and Lady Lufton was sitting there with a black brow and an uneasy heart. As regarded our poor parson, we may say that in this matter he was blameless, except that he had hitherto lacked the courage to execute his friend’s commission.
‘I don’t know much about that, mamma.’
‘I shall be delighted. Good-bye.’
‘A man can’t make a vow not to quarrel,’ said Jermyn, who was already a little irritated by the implication that Harold might be disposed to use him roughly. ‘A man’s temper may get the better of him at any moment. I am not prepared to bear anything.’
‘Well, and after?’ said I. ‘What happens?’
‘My arrangements with Sowerby will consist in paying or having to pay, on his account, a large sum of money, for which I have never had and shall never have any consideration whatever.’
‘But the fifth man was the only one of the crowd with a card of his own. He sent up his card. ‘Ben Koontz, Hannibal, Mo.’ I was raised in Hannibal. Ben was an old schoolmate of mine. Consequently I threw the house wide open and rushed with both hands out at a big, fat, heavy man, who was not the Ben I had ever known — nor anything like him.
‘I think you will see, Mr Transome, that, as a matter of justice, the knowledge I can give is worth something, quite apart from my future appearance or non-appearance as a witness. I must take care of my own interest, and if anything should hinder you from choosing to satisfy me for taking an essential witness out of the way, I must at least be paid for bringing you the information.’
Dinny finished dressing quickly and ran downstairs. Blore was in the dining-room.
"Baldock. Right-o!" And he put the car to speed.
Mr. Hethcote declined to express an opinion. Rufus declined to resign his interest in the lady. "And what did Miss Mellicent say to it?" he inquired.
‘Is it this young lady?’
"Con IS a dear," said Lady Mont; "he said the young man was respectful. Who was it said: ‘Goroo — goroo’?"
"You see, when Wilfrid was far out in Darfur he ran into a nest of fanatical Arabs, remaining from the Mahdi times. The chief of them had him brought into his tent and offered him his life if he would embrace Islam."
She burst into tears, and signed to Amelius with a wild gesture of treaty to leave her.
Jean slid her long-lashed eyes round from the Fragonard, which she had been contemplating as though it were too French, and Fleur almost jumped. Really, she WAS like a ‘leopardess’!
Our one fine day shut in upon the empty plates in wind and rain, and the march across the island began.
The toilet of Amelius, simple as it was, had its mysteries for Rufus. He was at a loss among the perfumes. They were all contained in a modest little dressing case, without labels of any sort to describe the contents of the pots and bottles. He examined them one after another, and stopped at some recently invented French shaving-cream. "It smells lovely," he said, assuming it to be some rare pomatum. "Just what I want, it seems, for my head." He rubbed the shaving cream into his bristly iron-gray hair, until his arms ached. When he had next sprinkled his handkerchief and himself profusely, first with rose water, and then (to make quite sure) with eau-de-cologne used as a climax, he felt that he was in a position to appeal agreeably to the senses of the softer sex. In five minutes more, he was on his way to Mr. Farnaby’s private residence.
"His services! Oh, my lord, if chronicles speak true, such services brought Troy to ruins and gave the infidels possession of Spain."
I do not know whether he spoke the truth; I am inclined to think that he did; but now I know what ‘Batavian grace’ really means, I don’t approve of it. A lady in a dressing-gown disturbs the mind and prevents careful consideration of the political outlook in Singapur, which is now supplied with a set of very complete forts, and is hopefully awaiting some nine-inch breech-loaders that are to adorn them. There is something very pathetic in the trustful, clinging attitude of the Colonies, who ought to have been soured and mistrustful long ago. ‘We hope the Home Government may do this. It is possible that the Home Government may do that,’ is the burden of the song, and in every place where the Englishman cannot breed successfully must continue to be. Imagine an India fit for permanent habitation by our kin, and consider what a place it would be this day, with the painter cut fifty years ago, fifty thousand miles of railways laid down and ten thousand under survey, and possibly an annual surplus. Is this sedition? Forgive me, but I am looking at the shipping outside the verandah, at the Chinamen in the streets, and at the lazy, languid Englishmen in banians and white jackets stretched on the cane chairs, and — these things are not nice. The men are not really lazy, as I will try to show later on, but they lounge and loaf and seem to go to office at eleven, which must be bad for work. And they all talk about going home at indecently short intervals, as though that were their right. Once more, if we could only rear children that did not run to leg and nose in the second generation in this part of the world and one or two others, what an amazing disruption of the Empire there would be before half of a Parnell Commission sitting was accomplished! And then, later, when the freed States had plunged into hot water, fought their fights, overborrowed, over-speculated, and otherwise conducted themselves like younger sons, what a coming together and revision of tariffs, ending in one great iron band girdling the earth. Within that limit Free Trade. Without, rancorous Protection. It would be too vast a hornet’s nest for any combination of Powers to disturb. The dream will not come about for a long time, but we shall accomplish something like it one of these days. The birds of passage from Canada, from Borneo,— Borneo that will have to go through a general rough-and-tumble before she grips her possibilities,— from Australia, from a hundred scattered islands, are saying the same thing: ‘We are not strong enough yet, but some day We shall be.’
Poor Kalumah would certainly not have survived him had he died, but he gradually recovered, and fresh hope seemed to come back when he was restored to the little circle.
"No, fair Catharine," answered the young man. "Conachar is no more, unless in regard to the wrongs he has sustained, and the vengeance which they demand. I am Ian Eachin MacIan, son to the chief of the Clan Quhele. I have moulted my feathers, as you see, when I changed my name. And for these men, they are not my father’s followers, but mine. You see only one half of them collected: they form a band consisting of my foster father and eight sons, who are my bodyguard, and the children of my belt, who breathe but to do my will. But Conachar," he added, in a softer tone of voice, "lives again so soon as Catharine desires to see him; and while he is the young chief of the Clan Quhele to all others, he is to her as humble and obedient as when he was Simon Glover’s apprentice. See, here is the stick I had from you when we nutted together in the sunny braes of Lednoch, when autumn was young in the year that is gone. I would not exchange it, Catharine, for the truncheon of my tribe."
"I’m not so sure that I want to go into this," said the old man solemnly. "Certainly not if there’s any risk of the thing not being handled in the right way. There’s somethin’ I want to find out about — somethin’ that I ought to know; but it’s a very private matter with me, and —" He paused to think and conjecture, looking at Mr. Martinson the while. The latter understood his peculiar state of mind. He had seen many such cases.
"And what news of our Highland disturbances?" continued the King, addressing the prior.
But they were not yet out of danger, and many terrible, almost supernatural, trials still awaited the inhabitants of Fort Hope.
"Or," said the Duke of Rothsay, "I may find it easier to borrow from another member of my family that happy and comfortable cloak of hypocrisy which covers all vices, and then it signifies little whether they exist or not."
"But before you strive with me, you must first try a cast with one of my leichtach. Here, Dunter, stand forth for the honour of Perth! And now, Highlandman, there stands a row of hammers; choose which you will, and let us to the garden."
He stepped into the tub and washed himself briskly with the biting yellow soap, drying himself on one of the rough, only partially bleached towels. He looked for his underwear, but there was none. At this point the attendant looked in again. "Out here," he said, inconsiderately.
"Yes!" replied Mrs Barnett; "a woman or a child has fallen here exhausted, and risen again to stumble farther on; look, the footprints again, and father on more falls!"
‘There is nothing in all this place — nothing since ever I came here — I could care for so much as that you should sit down by her now, and that she should see you when she wakes.’
"But the young lady —"
‘Not any scheme of mine; but a state of the facts, resulting from the settlement of the estate made in 1729: a state of the facts which renders your father’s title and your own title to the family estates utterly worthless as soon as the true claimant is made aware of his right.’
"Yellow. Labelled: ‘Yellow’— might give any show away. And they’ll be right."
. . . . .
‘Nor is he dreamy; rather, his excess lies in being too practical.’
"I quite agree with you, sir," replied Long, "and the sooner we find out the better"
‘No, my dear,’ he answered feebly, as she took off his hat and looked in his face inquiringly; ‘I am weary.’
"Ha! my jolly smith," he said, "have I caught thee in the manner? What, can the true steel bend? Can Vulcan, as the minstrel says, pay Venus back in her own coin? Faith, thou wilt be a gay Valentine before the year’s out, that begins with the holiday so jollily."
"I wish to God he’d go. It’s so wretched — the whole thing! D’you remember that passage in Turgenev, where Litvinov watches the train smoke curling away over the fields?"
They went to the door and he opened it. Outside were Alderson with two other detectives and Mrs. Davis, standing perhaps five feet away.
‘He tarries somewhat unduly,’ said Mr Lyon. ‘Nevertheless there may be a reason of which we know not. Shall I collect the thoughts of the assembly by a brief introductory address in the interval?’
‘I’m not proud or obstinate, Mr Lyon. I never did say I was everything that was bad, and I never will. And why this trouble should be sent on me above everybody else — for I haven’t told you all. He’s made himself a journeyman to Mr Prowd the watchmaker — after all this learning — and he says he’ll go with patches on his knees, and he shall like himself the better. And as for his having little boys to teach, they’ll come in all weathers with dirty shoes. If it’s madness, Mr Lyon, it’s no use your talking to him.’
‘No, I always defer to the ladies. Mrs Jermyn is peculiarly sensitive on such matters, and doesn’t like tobacco.’
Has no aroma, and, in fine, is naught —
"Not with that child’s toy," said Henry, "which has scarce weight to fly against the wind. Jannekin, fetch me Sampson; or one of you help the boy, for Sampson is somewhat ponderous."
I am a shadow now; alas! alas!
He led the way through a little orchard accordingly, where the birds, which had been sheltered and fed during the winter by the good natured artisan, early in the season as it was, were saluting the precarious smiles of a February sun with a few faint and interrupted attempts at melody.
"I think he is an officer who will go far."
‘I have no fears. When I am with your mother I know I must be safe.’
"The bailie kept hold of my horse by the bridle; and besides," Henry continued, with a smile, which even his compassion could not suppress, "I thought you would have accused me of diminishing your honour, if I brought you aid against a single man. But cheer up! the villain took foul odds of you, your horse not being well at command."
He shook his head.
九月中旬，龙城的天气依然有些炎热，每到夜间无风吹拂，就会令人感觉到很闷。
晚上八点多钟，灯火通明的闸南区内港，绿植茂盛，海滩波光粼粼，旅游景点附近人声鼎沸，到处都是卖纪念品，卖中式小吃的摊位。
数台破旧的汽车停在港口登船处，白宏伯带着一大帮人走了下来，有说有笑地上了一艘小型游轮，并冲驾驶员吩咐道：“去宝乐一号。”
龙城临海且政治环境特殊，所以很多夜间的娱乐场所，都搞出了新花样。比如闸南区的内港中就有不少花船，里面的姑娘千娇百媚，服务到位，即可陪唱喝酒，又能与客人吹着海风，观观夜景，谈谈人生啥的。
当然，现在的花船可跟以前的不太一样，里面的装潢设置都非常现代化了，甚至有些大的游轮还可以提供洗浴，桑拿之类的服务。但闸南区这边干到这个规模的很少，毕竟这里还属于龙城比较偏的区，经济也较为落后，所以消费自然也低一点。
白宏伯虽然有点像败家子，但他也不是什么超级富二代，神豪，你真让他去龙口最好的游轮请回客，他估计也够呛能承受得了，闹不好还得干两天鸭子还钱。所以大家也都没有宰他，选了个相对亲民的地方玩一玩，增进增进感情也就算了。
……
众人登上宝乐一号后，苏天御算是彻底开眼了。人家游船上的姑娘根本都不是在工作间待着，等待选台，而是自行在甲板上转悠。每层甲板都有冷餐点心，免费酒水什么的，姑娘们听着音乐，或是三五成群地聊着天，或是一个人坐在高脚椅子上独处，有客人从旁边经过，只要看上了，点对方的号牌就可以了。
每个台两小时，台费分一百和二百两个档，上船必须开包，低消五百多起，总之这对于现如今龙城的消费水平来说，也绝对不算低了，毕竟这是买乐的场所嘛。
“随便选哈，兄弟们，今晚一切消费我全包了。”白宏伯招呼了一声众人，指着一名熟悉的妈妈桑说道：“你给我找一个有康复训练经验的妹妹，我特么伤刚好，需要个有技术的。”
“好勒，白哥哥！”
“小嘴真甜，来，过来，让我试试口腔温度。”白宏伯勾了勾手。
“哈哈，行，你等一会，我先叫人过来。”妈妈桑虚情假意地应付了一声，叫着周边的姑娘过来选人。
既然是出来玩，大家肯定都抱着开心来的，就连孔正辉这号闷炮都选了一个带感的妹子，那就更别提苏天北，苏天御等热爱社交的三好青年了。
众人选过了姑娘，一块进了三层甲板的包厢，推开窗户，迎着海风，看着灯火璀璨的闸南区内港夜景，心里的情绪不自觉的就松弛了下来。
白宏伯是个夜场金腰带，不但骚而且非常会带动气氛，两轮小游戏干下来，众人都喝得晕晕乎乎了，而且屋内妹子也都穿得更清凉了。
苏天御也玩得很开心啊，他毕竟是个精力旺盛的小伙子，这没回龙城之前，一直在部队待着，生活艰苦且接触不到什么异性，现在有人买单帮他社交，那自然要给请客的人面子啊。
其实，苏天御在平时生活中，看着非常阳光乐观，一点也不像是能血拼陆丰这号人的狼崽子。
屋内推杯换盏，气氛欢愉，白宏伯放着小曲，已经在门口处抱着姑娘疯狂舞动腰肢了。
大哥苏天南的酒量一般，玩了一会后，略有些头疼和胸闷，随即就拿着烟盒，拍了拍天御的腿：“走啊，陪我出去抽一根。”
“哦，好。”苏天御笑着点头，迈步跟着大哥一块走了出去。
船上大多数的包厢都是有独立房门，推开就可以进入甲板，站在护栏旁边欣赏美丽的内港夜景。
苏家兄弟二人一块走出来，站在护栏旁边各自点燃了一根香烟。
“呵呵，我看你和白宏伯处得不错啊。”苏天南笑着问道：“感觉你对龙城环境很适应啊。”
“也没有，白宏伯虽然看着鸡贼，做事自私，但实际上挺实在个人。”苏天御轻声回道：“他比孔正辉好交一点。
“是，他喜欢你三姐，”苏天南龇牙回道：“但你三姐说他是个破鞋，懒得理他。”
“哈哈，这话没毛病！”
“小御啊，这次家里的事，你帮忙出了不少主意。”苏天南吸着烟，看着海面说道：“你比我想的能抗事，而且胆子还大。其实……那天晚上你开完枪，我真的挺后怕的，这事一旦被查出来，麻烦得很啊。”
苏天御停顿一下回道：“你知道我为啥敢开枪吗？”
“为啥啊？”
“如果王道林对脏帮的生意不感兴趣，那我之前让你约他，他就不会每次都出来跟你见面。”苏天御轻笑着说道：“人非圣贤，在这个年代，有几个当官的不爱财啊？”
“有道理。”苏天南缓缓点头，上下打量着自己的弟弟说道：“六子，听哥一句话，未来还是留在家里干吧。你二叔年纪大了，这份家业早晚是咱们兄弟张罗，咱们抱成团，一块好好往前走，未来也能过得不错。”
“呵呵。”苏天御看着他笑了。
“……怎么样，留下吧？”苏天南继续劝说道：“考公职，咱关系薄，也不见得能干出什么成绩。你看很多单位里的员工，三四十岁了，拿着几百块的工资，上不去，下不来，也挺难受的。”
苏天御缓缓将双臂臂弯拖在栏杆上，俯视着周遭夜景说道：“大哥，我给你讲个故事吧。”
“什么故事？”苏天南问。
“17岁，我爸送我进部队，那时候咱家关系硬啊，我的个人发展计划早都被安排好了，在部队过渡一年，等岁数够了，直接报考军校，然后出来就能在基层部队任职。熬几年，运气好很快就能混到校官参谋的位置。”苏天御轻声说道：“那时候我看事真得挺单纯的。”
苏天南静静听着，没有插话。
苏天御目光深邃地凝望着海面，低声继续讲道：“有一件事，我记得特别清楚。我17岁生日刚过的第二天，就按照惯例和班内战友一块进行巡逻任务。那时候我们部队是有海防任务的，你也清楚，自从一区对华作战失败以后，一区内部的政治斗争就非常严重，共和谠压着民政谠，暗斗激烈，这才导致后来的独立战争。所以那个时期，我们很多沿海部队都有海防任务。”
“是，我知道。”苏天南点头。
“我在那个连队的时候，有个很好的朋友，叫何玉东，他跟我年纪差不多，是山东人，家里也是在一统战争后，跟着军阀老周一块跑到海外的。”苏天南轻声叙述道：“我很爱看书，他也很爱看，我俩兴趣差不多，所以关系特别好。那天我们坐着直升机执行海防任务，一直到下午三点多，马上快换岗了，营级指挥部却突然接到了一个求救电话，说距离我们巡防区不远的海域，有一艘隶属于一区的游轮被待规划区的私人武装给炮击了，船上有一千多号人，还有货物，所以营级指挥部派我们先行过去营救。我们两艘直升机，算上正副驾，总共有十二个人。”
“嗯。”苏天南认真听着。
“我们很快飞到了那艘游轮的位置，但我从俯视的角度一看，就知道这艘船要完了。船体尾部遭受了毁灭性的打击，船身动力全无，船尾在下沉时抻断了龙骨，整个船已经从中间裂开了。”苏天御讲到这里，不自觉地皱了皱眉头：“船上的人都在船头呼救，人群鼎沸，满脸绝望。我们的连长一看这个状况，心里就清楚，肯定是救不了所有人的，而且船尾已经下沉了，船上的救生艇也不够用，周边还没有其他的巡防部队，所以他立即向上层汇报，说船上的人太多，我们救不走，该怎么办！但你知道上层是怎么回的吗？”
苏天南摇头。
“上层马上拟了一份名单，告诉连长要按照名单救。那个名单我看过，大概有不到四十人，几乎全是一区的华人军官，或是富商。”苏天御停顿一下，低头继续说道：“军人就要服从命令，连长让我们怎么干，我们就得怎么干，所以我们马上利用锁降下船，守住船头的位置，让名单上的人先上飞机。可这一弄，船上的普通工人，普通民众，以及工作人员全都不干了，他们像疯了一样地质问我们，为啥不带他们一块走？直升机哪怕就是装不下那么多人，那为什么不让老弱妇孺先走？连长给不出解释，只能鸣枪示警。但那时候人都到绝境了，哪会怕你手里有枪呢？一百多人一红眼，就打倒了我们两名士兵。”
苏天南听到这话也皱了皱眉头。
“连长没办法，就再次跟上面请示，而上面却说，让我们这帮当兵的留在船上维持秩序，等待后续救援，把空出来的位置给船上的老弱妇孺……以平民愤！”苏天御低着头，咬牙说道：“那时候我挺害怕的，我很怕连长把我也留下。但他布置完任务后，却单独跟我说，让我先上飞机，不用管后面的事了。我很高兴，拽着锁降绳就要上直升机，而这时……我最好的那个朋友何玉东，却抓住了我的手腕。他……他问我……留下了就会死，对不对？他让我帮他跟连长求情，带他一块上飞机……但那时候我都吓完了，我很怕现在不走，就上不去了。”
“然后呢？”苏天南追问。
“然后我就上了飞机，亲眼看着何玉东用很绝望的眼神盯着我。飞机飞走的时候，我看着那艘游轮，以肉眼可见的速度在下沉着。”苏天御扭过头，眼圈略红地竖起手指说道：“一千多号人，名单里的人生还率百分之百，普通民众生还率千分之十左右。我的那个很爱学习的朋友何玉东，最后连尸首都没找到。最后这事被上面压下去了，根本没有在媒体曝光过。”
苏天南猛吸了一口烟。
“都是当兵的，为啥我能走？”苏天御抬起手臂，指着海天一线说道：“因为我爸是那个军的大校参谋，而何玉东只是普通的军人后代。我和他关系很好，非常好，但中间却隔了一堵谁也看不到的墙。大哥，你说那堵墙是什么？”
苏天南心里已经明白了苏天御想说的话。
“是阶级，是阶层！”苏天御眯着眼睛，借着酒劲儿看着海浪滚滚的海面：“在这样一个时代，充满机会的时代，普通人或许有那么一丁点机会，是可以突破那堵墙的，但靠脏帮显然不行。大哥，我和你不一样，我父亲的事儿，我过不去……所以，我得想尽一切办法重新站起来！不辜负自己，也不辜负这个时代。我的未来不在家里的这份产业上，我相信你也是，对吗？”
……
深夜，苏家大院门口，王道林的汽车停滞，那名在羁押所内暴打过花衬衫的精瘦老头，迈步走进大院吼道：“我回来了，小崽子们呢？！”
三姐迎出来，直接告状：“都去花天酒地了。”
“艹！”老头嗓门极大地骂了一个字。
por "naikibremwise2024@hotmail.com" <naikibremwise2024@hotmail.com> - 11:15 - 21 mar. 2024 -
Partnership/Distributorship/Business Cooperation
Dear lmunoz16,
I’m Rose Peterbite working with Tlaxovet group international UK (TGIUK) and
I work with a multinational company that deals with Animal Vaccines.
we are looking out for a capable institutions or individuals with a suitable
financial track record who can handle a stipulated amount of money,
So I would like to discuss the business opportunity that came out in my company?
Our company are need of a representative to supply a raw material for animal vaccines
from an India company to our London UK company.
If you are interested in this,please feel free to contact me,I will send you our proposal for more understanding.
Do not hesitate to contact me regarding any questions in this matter.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Warm regards,
Rose Peterbite
Purchase Officer/ Human Resources Manager
Tlaxovet group international UK
Email: rosepeterbite@onmail.com
por "Rose Peterbite" <admin@tlaxovetgroup.org> - 07:25 - 7 dic. 2023 -
BUSINESS PROPOSAL
Dear lmunoz16,
I’m Rose Peterbite working with Tlaxovet group international UK (TGIUK) and
I work with a multinational company that deals with Animal Vaccines.
we are looking out for a capable institutions or individuals with a suitable
financial track record who can handle a stipulated amount of money,
So I would like to discuss the business opportunity that came out in my company?
Our company are need of a representative to supply a raw material for animal vaccines
from an India company to our London UK company.
If you are interested in this,please feel free to contact me,I will send you our proposal for more understanding.
Do not hesitate to contact me regarding any questions in this matter.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Warm regards,
Rose Peterbite
Purchase Officer/ Human Resources Manager
Tlaxovet group international UK
Email: rosepeterbilt@tlaxovetgroup.org
por "ADMIN DEPARTMENT" <admin@tlaxovetgroup.org> - 10:24 - 14 oct. 2023 -
Compañeras, a las 10 tenemos una capacitación por parte de Johana para manejo de listas de precios
por Leonardo Muñoz - 10:32 - 7 ago. 2020