Aval mulaiku naduvil karupaana kambu irunthathu, athil vai vaithu sappa aarambithen. Aval siru vayathu enbathaal unachi thangaamal sssssssssssssss end...u munarinaal. Aval madiyil paduthu kondu mulaiyil vaai vaithu sappa aarambithen.Aval mulaiyil paal varum endru ethir paarthen aanal kuzhanthai petral thaan mulaiyil paal varum enbathu enaku aval mulaiyai sapiya pinne than theriyum.Iru mulai kambilum vai vaithu vidamal sappi suvaithen, pinbu aval pavadaiyai thuki athanul pugunthu pundaiyai suvaika. His eyes gleamed with malice and resentment as he pressed buttons, then spoke into the phone again and "What do you think? No, I ain't sharing. No, I found her, she's mine and I want to break her in before I lend her to anyone else." He peered out the kitchen windows and frowned. "Yeah I can make it, but it'll take a couple of hours to get everything." Marla saw fear in his eyes, and his voice changed to a whine. "Right, right I'll be there as soon as I can."He snapped the phone shut. "Puta,. "Christmas is a time for families, they say, Angel." I said one day, as Ishivered on my doorstep. "Which makes it all the harder for those of uswho have none."Despite the colder weather, the snow had stayed away, leaving everythinglooking brown and dead, only adding to my gloomy mood as the days wentby.Finally, it was the night before Christmas, and as I prepared for anempty holiday, I wept. "You know what I wish, Angel?" I asked my newfriend during a break in my day. "I just wish I knew if my. And Mrs. Marsh.” “Uh, yes sir,” answered the somewhat surprised desk clerk. Nick moved away from the desk. Picking up a house phone, he called security. “Bruce, Security,” answered the other end. “Bruce, Nick. See these two losers at the front desk?” Bruce switched his monitor to the camera screening the front desk. “Yeah, got’em.” “That’s Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh. He’s a deadbeat loser. Watch him. I want to know as soon as he’s busted.” “Sure Boss. She’s a doll.” “Watch them.” “Gotcha.” Nick.