Tedra's face was very gloomy.
His confident invitation was unexpectedly rejected by these people. What did their attitude mean? They were actually afraid that he would ask them to go back, and they couldn't wait for him to leave.
Could it be that these people really don't care about their motherland at all?
Don't they want to go back to their hometown?
No, absolutely not.
He couldn't believe that his compatriots who fled to the Xuanfeng Alliance would forget their hometown in such a short time.
Thinking about this, he slammed the table and glared at the mayor fiercely, "Are you behind this? Did you arrange these people on purpose?"
"You are disobeying the orders of your Xuanfeng Alliance. Your Xuanfeng Alliance has officially agreed to cooperate with us."
The mayor looked at Tedra like an idiot. Didn't this guy understand that the Alliance was so confident because it believed that these people in Myanmar would not want to go back.
Compared to the comfortable life here, only a fool would go back and continue to live in poverty.
The mayor asked Tedlar: "Mr. Tedlar, if I say that this has nothing to do with me, you will definitely not believe it."
"Do you think I'm a fool?" Teddra frowned.
"Then I have no choice." The mayor shook his head and said, isn't this a fool?
Having said that, he no longer paid any attention to Tedra, as if he had no things of his own to do.
When Tedla saw the mayor leave directly, his face became even gloomier, and he became more certain of this.
But does the other party think this method will work?
"Let's go." Tedla immediately led his men out of the office. When they reached the town's administrative center, he instructed a casual man, "Go get a loudspeaker."
In this situation, he can only come by himself.
The person accompanying him quickly found a loudspeaker.
Tedela looked around with the loudspeaker, and there were obviously many Burmese people around.
So, he also used a loudspeaker to shout to the surroundings: "My fellow Burmese, look here, I have good news to tell you, please come and listen."
He now understood why the mayor arranged those so-called representatives; it was just to set this up for him.
So, now he is shouting himself, not believing that the other party can do anything else.
The people who had fled from Burma around here gathered around curiously when they heard Tedla's voice.
After all, this person said there was good news. Maybe the Xuanfeng Alliance has opened up some new policies to them.
Tedra saw more and more Burmese people gathering towards him, and a smile appeared on his face.
The mayor of this small town simply doesn't understand that the true public opinion cannot be falsified by just a few people.
He wanted to take these compatriots back in front of the other party and make them angry to death.
Thinking of this, Tedra took a loudspeaker and shouted to his compatriots who had fled from Burma: "My compatriots, today I have good news for you. The chaos in our hometown is about to end. You don't have to leave your homeland anymore. I am here to take you back to Burma. Please pack your things. I will arrange for you to return home."
This statement immediately caused boos from all around.
"I thought it was something else."
"Yes, it turns out that it's the Burmese official who's here."
"It's over. There's no good news."
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When the Burmese refugees heard Tedla's words, they all showed disdain, then dispersed and left in all directions.
It's impossible to go back. I finally escaped, and I would be a fool to go back.
This scene left Teddra dumbfounded. He looked at the people scattering around him with a look of disbelief on his face.
how so?
Have these people abandoned their homeland?
Tedela couldn't believe it. He caught up with the two and asked, "Why? Have you forgotten your hometown so quickly?"
"I haven't forgotten." the man said.
"Then don't you want to go back?" Teddra asked expectantly.
"No." The man shook his head.
"Why?" Teddra was puzzled.
The man scoffed, "You're a Burmese official, right? Why didn't you investigate our situation before coming? I earn 450,000 Kyat a month, and I enjoy all sorts of benefits. My child gets nine years of free tuition. How can the Burmese government afford me this kind of treatment?"
Tedela was stunned when he heard this.
What a joke, 450,000 Myanmar Kyats a month, how can they give you such a salary as an ordinary person?
But does the Xuanfeng Alliance actually pay them so much?
Will we still provide free education to our children?
"So, what makes you think I will go back with you?" the Burmese refugee asked back.
This made Teddra dumbfounded.
He simply couldn't understand why this was happening?
Can the Xuanfeng Alliance afford to pay them such high salaries? How is it possible for children to receive free education?
They haven't even popularized education in Myanmar.
But if that is not the case, why do these people have such an attitude?
He hadn't expected this at all.
Tedela immediately called another person in charge to inquire about the situation.
Soon, he learned one thing from the person in charge, that the result was the same, and the other party had no way to bring the person back.
It is believed that those who fled to the Xuanfeng Alliance from Myanmar have no intention of going back at all.
This time, Tedela was completely certain that the Xuanfeng Alliance could really give them such a salary.
How can we get them back? There's no way we can get them back.
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