Anyone who studies economics must have heard of "debt packaging". This means that the creditor's rights are made into a contract (or contract) and the funds are obtained by changing hands; the original creditor does not need to know that the debtor's creditor's rights are about to be transferred.
This is a story about a rabbit who goes all the way to death because of his undying love, and a big bad wolf who pretends not to care. The story will begin and end with an inexplicable story of debt packaging.
In fact, the story is quite cliché, but clichéd stories are often more touching.
I actually cried while writing their stories. It's in a certain section.
I hope you are interested enough to guess which section it is.
PS. The answer is in the postscript
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