Bou lo kali ratire bahut bhala lagila naa. Aaahhaaa uhhh bou bia bhitare banda aaahhaa kahi mu bou bundheiki dharili. Nangala heiki kiss maramari helu...aau mu khatare basilaru bou tale basiki mo banda ku chusi chusi khaile. Mu bou doodha ku daluthili aau bou mo banda ku khauthile. Banda sahit masta kari mo gua ku bi chusi chusi khaile. Bou khatare soiki godo ku mela kalaru mu bou bia ku bi chusi chusi khaili. Khaiki bou ku genhili. Banda ku bia bhitare pureiki kutti kutti genhili. Majhire. "Oh, it's not because I can see through your outfits. You just have an aura about you that screams that you want to help anyone in trouble. Anybody who sees you will know that about you. That is something that you will never be able to hide."Actually, I am very glad to see you because Sharks have been walking by all day, and I am afraid that they will visit me tonight. This is the first day that I have seen so many of them, so that is why I am worried." Okay, we will hang around for a while to. I lie next to you within the fold of your arm and slowly drift off to sleep.Although we are miles apart, your spirit is right beside me as I sleep.I came to you last night, did you know it?I held you close last night. Did you feel my arms?I tenderly kissed your soft lips last night. Can you still taste it?I made passionate love to you last night. Do you feel the afterglow?John is in his late fifties and a widower. He's a big man and is six-foot one. He has American Indian features, salt-pepper. ‘Mustn’t give up hope,’ he told himself. ‘He tried to work out how he’d got to be in the water but couldn’t remember anything since breakfast. He looked around and still saw nothing but water. Something showed in his peripheral vision. He turned to look and his heart sank. No more than fifty feet away was the unmistakable dorsal fin of a shark. He tried to remember what sharks frequented these waters. He knew that most presented no danger, however, there were all those unconfirmed reports of.