Friends humara uper wala gahr rent kay laey khali tha father nay proparty dealer ko kah dia tha kay hamra oper ka portion rent kay ley khali hay koi a...hi faimly ho to us ko dekah dey na sunday ko proparty dealer ak faimly ko hamara ghar dekhany laya us kay sath 35 year ki ak lumbi chori kahtoon thi unhoon nay sari pahni hoi thi or bouhat samrt lag rahi thi father nay mujhy key lany ko kaha may key lay kar aya or un ko uper wala portion dekhaya jo un ko passand agia tamam batian rent say mutaliq. " for just a moment Jaux hesitated in thought, hewanted to cast spells, that was what that meant right? "Cast, please." Alright then, right over here," the shopkeeper directed, leading Jaux tothe rightmost side of the wall, "any particular spells or attributes?" No, anything would be fine really."The shopkeeper paused and raised an eyebrow at that. Had Jaux made amistake? If that was the wrong answer to give, Jaux was ready to dash away.He locked eyes with the shopkeeper, but his leg was. ''Hi Kevin, Sven here, Inga and I wondered if you wanted to join us sometime today''. Immediately I heard his soft voice, my knees started to tremble. I had never felt like this about a man before. ''Where are you''? I asked. ''In your reception,you gave me your address last night'.' ''Why don't you come up to my room Sven, I am not quite ready.'' Next thing he was knocking at the door before I had time to get dressed. Sven was dressed in a vest and cut off tight denim shorts. He looked. Captain Philpott accepted his cap and cane from the maid then turned to me. “A pleasant evening, Miss Harcourt, Lady Helen,” he turned to my aunt as he spoke. “One of many more I hope?” “Thank you, Captain Philpott,” my aunt replied. "I am sure that will be so.” Finally, Reverend Wallace, his wife following dutifully behind, almost like a pet rather than a wife. She seemed out of place, somehow, amongst the other guests who were very outgoing, confident people. Marjory was completely the.