Tan Liamdi's finger has become a swollen banana tree

| 'You do what he says,' said the laity standing next to him. His manner of speaking is calm and slow as if measuring every word before playing. I'll be around. I have an urgent talk with him. Urgent and confidential. ' | Tan Liamdi shook his head frequently and smiled, like a breathing doll.

Five

Literally, Tan Liamdi's finger has become a swollen banana tree. The first finger on Liamdi's right hand caught his eye when he met someone new. It is about as long and twice as long as his index finger. Enemies say that Tan Liamdi has caused this disfigurement by counting the bundles of money coming from various business sources. He is usually found, especially if money is involved, in a six-story two-room house in an alley next to Queen's Road.

Rana left with Rabia. From the elevator to the main lobby, they walked through the supermarket, arranging the hotel's glittering shawl-case. As he walked along the walkway, he saw a colorful tram. Entering the Prince's building, he walked out onto another walkway, followed by a short walk. House and Landmark, Central's most gorgeous shopping mall. Beneath them, besides the galactic fountain, a group of young people singing with the help of bizarre instruments, 'Do you know what it means to avoid a girl?' Hasal Rana, the melody seemed to rain honey on his ears. They came down from the walkway, stopping at one place for a minute. Bought a handful with long Schneider straps and walked out of Pedder Street on Queen's Road.

| It took fifteen minutes to reach Tan Liamdi's house. Seeing the door open, they entered without knocking. Sixth, Tan Liamdi is sitting behind a table in an almost dark room, smelling incensed in the air. Come on, old friend. ' A bright smile appeared on the face of the little Chinese lacquer, yellowish teeth were seen inside the mouth. Many days ago, the shadow of Taema fell on the door frame of my broken door. Wash your feet in the house of the poor, my friend. | Rana saw Rabia sniffing. Not just incense, sweat, and flesh

The smell is also floating in the air.

"You forgot, dear Liamdi, I know you live in a more luxurious palace than any history-famous emperor." Runner raised his eyebrows. In other words, I feel blessed to come to your office. ' | Tan pointed to two chairs without wooden handles. Liam. Welcome, Beautiful Lady. Sit down. Can I have some tea for you? ' He asked Rabia.

You are very kind. We do not deserve such royal hospitality.

Tan Liamdi applauded, and a tall, tall teenager, wearing black silk pajamas, entered the room from behind them. He listened to Liamdi's instructions and left the room.

'My third wife's first daughter,' explained Tan Liamdi. The girl is of no use, very lazy. People have to work hard, I have brought him here to do this little work to teach this. Life is very difficult, don't think about it, 'said the last word to Rabia.

"We have come to discuss business," Rana said. | The profit margins in the business are down these days, "said Tan Liamdi, who was suddenly upset. But the world is so big and the demand for wives is so high that I am struggling, I think. Whether I will spend all my time in business. '

Rana also faded his face. Seeing you suffer so much. My chest is bursting, dear friend.

Tan Liamdi sighed loudly. The teenage girl came back with a tray. It is so big and heavy that his back is almost bent. Leaving the tray in front of his father, he can go straight, Liamri instructed in a serious tone, to serve. The girl left again, pouring tea from the teapot into the cup.

'Start with the footed cake first,' Liamdi told Rabia. | Rabia played such a joke as if someone had pierced her with a needle. I don't eat food cake! '

Then take the alligator chocolate, 'said Liamdi, pointing to the crocodile-shaped chocolates. | Picking up a piece of chocolate, Rana said, "I don't think he will eat the crocodile with both fear and respect." | After pouring tea in the cup, the girl went straight. Liam waved goodbye to him. The girl turned to go, Rana knocked on the table and drew her attention, saying, 'Thank you, Young Lady. He nodded once with a shy smile.