Fyodor Pay Me Back My Hard-Earned Money!

·，，，， The main culprit of my unhappiness came from my next-door neighbor, that bastard named Fyodor. When he first met me at the age of twelve, Fyodor dared to say that I was his best brother and even wrote a letter to his brother, saying: "Brother, what a good person this is! I almost fell in love with him too." When he was eighteen years old, he even spread rainbow farts about me: "Poet, talented man, nobleman, handsome man, rich man, smart, educated, eighteen years old - I simply don't know what God has wronged him?" Damn it, God didn't treat me badly, he was the only one who treated me badly! Another good friend of mine, Tolstoy, said that Fyodor was a die-hard gambler and a liar. I still didn't believe it at that time, so I argued with Tolstoy. Later I believed it. Because he lied to me about my feelings and then my money. I can't accept it. Mainly because I couldn't accept him cheating me out of money. I can have many feelings in this life, but how much money can I have in this life? Since this bastard defrauded me of all my savings, saying that he wanted to build a "world without superpowers" (I have always felt that this was something bad about him, and he fantasized about having superpowers every day), and then there was no news from him, I reasonably suspected that he wanted to refuse to pay back the money he owed. So I'm leaving Russia to collect debts. Fyodor, just wait, I will find you to the end of the world. Pay back the money! Pay back the money! Fyodor pay me back my hard-earned money! ! ! Tips: 1. It has nothing to do with Wenye's main and branch plots. Look at me spreading rumors about Maozi. 2. Copywriter Tuo's rainbow fart comes from "Man Does Not Live by Bread Alone - Selected Letters of Dostoevsky". The original text was "twenty-five years old", which was changed to "eighteen years old" 3. It's a short story. After I finish it, I'll add some details to "Why Pushkin Was Like That" and "Medical Student, But My Tutor Chekhov" 4. It is a rumor, pure rumor, but the money owed is not true (no Purpose: It is natural to pay back debts