The male protagonist riding on the bicycle is no longer himself, and the real male protagonist has long lost his teeth. It was the baron who used the male protagonist's face on the bicycle, carrying his own granddaughter who did not know how many generations to the future of breeding.
I remember the old lady who played anagrams once said: she didn't find out before she died. What did not find, she was pregnant? No, she has had many miscarriages. What she didn't know was her own identity. She found out that she was not necessarily the Baron's sister.
Besides, in that nursing home, people slowly began to give up hope of leaving, and were forced to be chained to a place on the mountain that seemed to have a good environment (a bit like a leek trapped in a cage, thinking that they had invested in a good place), just like that letter Like the letter at the beginning, the male protagonist also began to write letters later, and began to pretend that he succumbed to this nursing home, and also hoped that his colleagues would come to save him and take him away. At the beginning, the old man wrote an inexplicable letter like this, so that he could pass the trial of the nursing home. It was sent to Wall Street in New York. When people from their company saw it, they knew which mountaintop nursing home to take him back as a man. The Lord came to the bathhouse, and when he met the old man, the old man hesitated for a long time in the water, but he still came up and asked how much it was. Just when the male protagonist and the old man were about to go back to the company and back to reality, the old man was dragged by the baron to feed the fish.
This nursing home is the epitome of Wall Street. Once people see the charm of money, they can't go back. Once they touch the leverage, there is no turning back, because this thing may be just charming at first, and then it can be tied Your body and mind, let you never get ahead.
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