Marvel: 2.4 Billion Hours a Day

Chapter 4 Noble Goals

“Wait,” Han Qing said. “One thing I want to be sure of. Did you come up with some weird idea while helping me in my business? Help me take care of my family? Help me” Han Qing stood up now, looking tall and taboo, “No, I won’t tell you that.

“I mean what’s the problem?” she asked, raising her head a little higher. “What did you say that you didn’t say?”

“It’s absolutely wrong,” he replied. “I can’t believe a woman I love would be in such a position.”

“Look here, Li Shi!” the girl said seriously. “Fake 987 you know where there’s a gold mine – know it, and after a few years you can get real wealth – wouldn’t you do that?”

“I definitely should,” Han Qing agreed.

“Well, let’s say it’s not a gold mine, but a business like a cigar shop, a new system, or some proprietary entertainment expertise, or whatever you know is better than what you’re doing, isn’t it? The right to try ?”

“I definitely should, but what does this have to do with this situation?”

“Why is it the same thing! Didn’t you see it? The plan I made is going to be really good for all of us (accb), it’s something worth doing and a real improvement not only for us but for everyone – I Will leave my people, even you! For a little while – make us all happier later.”

Han Qing smiled lovingly at her, but slowly shook his head. “You dear, brave, stupid boy!” he said. “I won’t doubt your lofty goals for a while. But, of course, you won’t understand a man’s point of view. Besides, you don’t seem to have got that woman’s.”

She asked, “Apart from these, don’t you see any other point of view?”

“No one else.” Han Qing replied. “Come! Come! Darling, don’t add this new difficulty to what we have to carry! I know you’re having a hard time at home. One day, please God, you’ll have an easier time! And I’m sad too – I don’t Deny it. But dear, you are my greatest joy and comfort, you know. If

You walk away, and it gets harder, slower, longer. I’m going to worry you too. Darling, let others do the gold mines – you stay here, do what you can to comfort your mother – and me. How can I get along without you?”

Han Qing tried to put his arm on her again, but she stepped back. “Honey,” she said. “If I knowingly do what I think is right against your will, what will you do?

“Okay?” he said with a wry smile. “What can I do? I’m tied by my legs here – I can’t chase you. If you’re involved, there’s nothing I can do. There’s nothing I can do but bear it.”

“And, if I go ahead and do something you don’t like and make you suffer – would you – would you rather be free?” Her voice was low, but he heard it clearly.

“Are you free? Are you released?” Han Qing grabbed her.

“You are mine!” he said. “You gave yourself to me! You can’t leave me. Neither of us is free, no more.” But she broke free of him.

“Both of us have the freedom to do the right thing, always Li Shi! If you think it’s your duty to go to the North Pole, I won’t stop you!” Let me tell you, my dear. Sit down and let me tell you all about it. “But he won’t sit down.