Sherri had no meeting so Robert sent her off in a tan pair of trousers, and a bright red and white striped rugby shirt. Sherri smiled and said good m...rning to Lisa who again noted the presence of the goofy grin. Damn, this Robert Mason was one enthusiastic son of a gun. Sherri started working on the file she had left open on Thursday. Lisa popped into her office with some letters and such and then said quietly. ‘Girl, your man is the talk of the office.’ Sherri looked up the obvious question. Yevo kaaranalatho bunk kottedi. Notes kosam, home work la kosam roju maa intiki vachhi chaduvu konedi.Nenu ganga maatrame paine pent house lo unde vallamu, yevvariki anumanam vachhedi kaadu.Maa pent house ki vellalante konni iron mettlyekkali, avi chala sound vastundi, so yevrochhina telisi potundi, so aa bayam kooda undedi kaadu.Ganga kooda vallammala baaga amayakam, moddu. So nenu danni advantage ga teesukoni, nenante tanaku hero to samaname ane range lo brain wash chesavanni. Ala ganga nenu. Emmie broke the silence broke. ‘Why does there smell like something’s rotten in Jamaica?’ Cassie smirked as she pushed her long blonde hair behind her back. ‘Probably ’cause your mother has been trying to get us back together since…’ She let her sentence taper off. ‘Since I got the shit beat out of me and you got to say I told you so?’ Emily-Jane finished for her. Cassie’s hot temper flared and Emmie almost laughed as those blue-eyes flashed. God, how she had missed this. There had never been. "I guess I'm tired of fighting," Cade said and he placed his elbows on the table and ran his fingers through his hair. "Next it will be this house they burn, and you or the kids will be inside it or something." Not true," Callie said. "We're not going to allow that to happen."Cade shook his head. "I can't protect us against someone like Pennington. I'm not sure why I ever thought I could."Callie's heart raced. "The thing is Cade, we aren't in this alone. I realized it yesterday. We have all of.