Ebar Tui chodabar jonno taar paa duto faak kore gud ta jotota shomvob faak kore chire dhorlo. Ami amar thatano leorar mundita aste aste kore or guder ...herai ghoshte ghoshte mundita guder mukhe set kore aste kore chaap dilam. Voch kore awaz kore mundita Tui guder vetore dhuke gelo. Ebare or ekta mai chuste chuste arekta mai tipte tipte shojore oke raampthaap marte marte chudte laglam. Puro barata or gude dhuke jetei tui chechiye uthlo- uuhh morey gelam. Gud ta chire gelo rey. Ber kore ne barat. "What the fuck..." Max finallyuttered.As some point there was a white blinding flash, completing obstructingour view. Then, standing in front of us was an attractive woman wholooked to be about 25. She had jet black hair and was wearing all blackclothes, and had a wicked grin on her face. Me and Max screamed and wetried to get away, but we were yanked back and hurtled toward theground. The woman didn't do it with her hands: it seemed to be some kindof telepathy. Me and Max were utterly. I whispered to Anne we had an audience, it didn't bother her too much as we went parking in Adelaide whenever we got a new car so that we could 'christen it' and on a couple of occasions had an audience in the nearby bushes and on one occasion had invited a young 'surfie' to join us as we christened our new Mercedes. Looking at the two guys near the car she noticed that they weren't the 'dirty old man' types and looked to be quite interesting in the endowment stakes, whispering to me that she. That's why we are the best." The guard answered proudly. "We are allowed to accept gratuity from the customers if they see fit."Dan forced a smile. "I believe it fits then. We've come a long way and if this elf turns out to be as exciting as you say, you'll have made an otherwise boring business trip eventful." Business sir?" The guard asked. "Would I be overstepping my bounds if I asked what business you are in?" Tell him it is none of his business!" Leena spoke."Not at all," Dan answered..