A Counter Example on Faudree-Schelp Conjecture

Let simple graph G=(V, E),V=n,E=m. If there exists a path containing i vertices connecting u and v in V, then property P_i(u,v) will be said to told.For 2≤i≤n, let S_i be the set of all unordered pairs of distinct u and v for which property P_i(u.v) holds, and Let S_1 be the set of all unordered pairs of vertices which are not connected by any path. A graph G satisfies property P_i if |S_i|=n(n-1)/2.